Save & Share Cart for WooCommerce 2.20
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Save & Share Cart for WooCommerce is a practical addition to any WooCommerce store. It focuses on what happens to a shopping cart after a customer adds items. Usually, a cart exists only in the current browser session, and once the visitor leaves, it is often lost. This extension gives two main functions: saving a cart for later and sharing a cart with someone else. A customer can save their selection and return to it later, which is useful for items they aren't ready to buy. They can also send the entire cart to another person, who can review the products and pay for them. The cart transfers as a whole, not as individual links. Both functions are built into the normal WooCommerce flow, so no separate system is required, and existing cart contents keep their quantities and options. Store owners can use the same tools to help customers by preparing a cart or fixing an order.
The save function is the simpler of the two. A customer adds a few products to the cart, then decides to wait before buying. Instead of losing the entire selection, they can save the cart and pick it up again on a return visit. This is handy for monthly purchases, large orders, or any situation where the buyer wants to take time to compare options. The saved cart keeps the exact quantities and options that were selected, so there is no need to rebuild it. For the store owner, this same mechanism works as a support tool. If someone struggles with adding a product or has questions about a group of items, the owner can put the correct items into a cart and share it with that customer. The customer then sees the prepared order and only has to complete the payment. That turns a potentially complicated support conversation into a few simple clicks on both ends.
The share function takes the saved cart and makes it possible for someone else to handle the payment. A customer can send their cart to another person, and that person can open it, look at the items, and pay without having to search for anything. This is a good solution for gifts, as the recipient can confirm the details and take care of the purchase. It also works well for group decisions, like a couple buying furniture together or coworkers ordering supplies. The receiving person sees the exact cart with the right quantities and options, so nothing has to be re-added. The payment step belongs to the person who received the cart, so the original customer's account is not part of the checkout. The same feature is useful for store owners who want to send a teaser cart to a customer, showing a set of recommended items that can be bought together in one checkout.
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The underlying mechanism also supports product bundling. Store owners can put together a cart with several items that belong together, save it, and share it as a themed collection. If they want to promote a set of summer products or an office starter kit, they can build that set without creating a separate bundle product. The cart itself serves as the bundle, and the customer can open it and check out in one motion. This is a lighter way to sell a group of items than setting up a formal product bundle, because it uses the normal cart process. Customers just receive a cart that is already filled. The result is fewer abandoned carts, since the customer does not have to remember what they chose, and a simple route for helping someone finish a purchase. The extension does not clutter the store with extra screens or buttons. It stays in the background until a cart is saved or shared.
- Item type
- plugin
- Category
- Wordpress Plugins
- Version
- 3.5.6
- Availability
- In stock
- Delivery
- Digital
- Last updated
- August 11, 2026
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