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What is Wishpicks Plus, and what do you get?

Wishpicks Plus is a paid upgrade for price tracking: track items at any store, set custom alerts, see price history, and watch up to 50 items.

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Wishpicks Plus is a paid upgrade that adds price tracking. You can watch an item's price at any store, decide for yourself when an alert is worth getting, look at how the price has moved, and track up to 50 items at once.

Everything else stays free. Plus only changes how you follow prices, so it doesn't touch how you build wishlists, share them, or reserve gifts. Wishpicks still isn't a shop, and Plus never buys anything for you.

What Plus adds on top of free

  • Track a price at any store you can paste a link from. Free tracking only covers partner stores.

  • Watch up to 50 items at a time. Free has no item limit, but it's partner stores only.

  • Set your own rule per item: a custom drop percentage, or the exact price you're waiting for. See "How do I set a target price or change when I get a price-drop alert?"

  • Prices get checked more often, about every 12 hours. Free checks are slower.

  • See a price-history chart, so you can tell a real drop from a fake "sale."

  • Get a weekly recap of what your tracked items are doing. It's called Weekly price recap in your notification settings.

Good to know

Plus is the only paid thing in Wishpicks. Wishlists, sharing, collaborators, reservations: all free. Plus is available everywhere, at a price set for your country, and you'll see that price before you subscribe.

You don't need Plus to get a price at all. When you add a wish, Wishpicks fills in the details from the page, price included. Plus is about what happens afterwards.

Two things Plus doesn't do. Alerts arrive as email, so there's no instant ping and nothing in the app. And there are no restock alerts, only price drops. See "Will Wishpicks tell me when a sold-out item is back in stock?"

Related

  • "How do I turn on price-drop alerts and control the emails I get?"

  • "How do price-drop alerts work, and how often are prices checked?"

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