IPS Waitlist for WooCommerce

IPS Waitlist for WooCommerce adds a lean waitlist workflow to WooCommerce shops. Customers can subscribe to unavailable products from the product page, review their registrations in My Account and remove a waitlist registration when they no longer want a notification.

Shop managers can review waitlisted products, manage waitlist entries, configure customer notices and send waitlist-related emails from the WordPress admin area.

The WordPress.org package contains the free Core edition. IPS license activation, IPS distribution updates and commercial Pro package runtime are not included in this package.

Extend your waitlist workflow with Pro

IPS Waitlist Pro for WooCommerce adds promotion campaigns, CSV import and export, advanced conversion and earnings reports, and optional Mailchimp Transactional delivery for eligible waitlist emails.

View product and Pro details

Features

• Product-page waitlist registration for unavailable WooCommerce products.
• My Account waitlist overview with a remove-registration action.
• Secure recipient links: account-owned registrations open My Account; an exact Guest registration can be removed only after explicit POST confirmation.
• Admin reports for waitlist activity and sent waitlist emails.
• Product waitlist management with customer counts and entry management.
• Settings for core waitlist behavior, exclusion rules and product-page display.
• Customer email templates for subscription, confirmation and back-in-stock workflows.
• Privacy exporter and eraser support for stored waitlist data.

Credits

Portions of the retained compatibility runtime, templates and assets are derived from YITH WooCommerce Waitlist. They are distributed under GPLv3 or later. The exact original import version is unknown; see THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.txt for the complete attribution and the locally verified reference versions.

Privacy

The plugin stores waitlist data needed to provide the waitlist feature, including product IDs, customer email addresses, user IDs where available, registration dates and waitlist status.

If reCAPTCHA is enabled by the shop manager, the browser loads Google reCAPTCHA from Google and sends the interaction data needed to evaluate potentially abusive traffic. Depending on Google’s service implementation, this may include the visitor’s IP address and browser, device, application and page-interaction information. Google returns a verification token that the plugin submits with the waitlist request to the shop’s own WordPress AJAX endpoint. The plugin does not send the entered waitlist email address or product ID to Google.

reCAPTCHA is optional and is not contacted unless it is enabled and configured. Its use is subject to the Google Privacy Policy (https://policies.google.com/privacy) and Google Terms of Service (https://policies.google.com/terms). Shop managers are responsible for providing any notices or consent required for their site and jurisdiction.

The WordPress.org package does not contact IPS update or license services. Updates are provided through WordPress.org.

Source and Build Tools

This package includes the exact free-Core React dependency graphs and the package metadata used to build the distributed JavaScript assets. The audited build toolchain is Node.js 22.12.0 with npm 10.9.0; build-node-version.txt records the Node.js pin in the package.

Build overview:

1. Use Node.js 22.12.0 and npm 10.9.0.
2. Run npm ci --prefix ips-admin-react and npm ci --prefix ips-react from the plugin root to install the exact locked dependencies.
3. Run npm run typecheck and then npm run build:wordpress-org-assets from the plugin root.
4. Compare both rebuilt file lists and every rebuilt byte with the distributed ips-admin-react/build and ips-react/build assets before submitting a release.