Alerts for the right item
Collect requests for a sold-out product, a selected variation, or the return of any variation.
Collect one-time restock requests for sold-out WooCommerce products and variations. Give shoppers clear signup status and account controls, then notify them when the requested item is back in stock.
From 39.00 EUR / year
Yearly plans for 1, 5 or 25 sites
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Get a one-time email when this item returns.
A narrated overview of Back In Stock, from its main features to the settings you control.
Let shoppers request a one-time alert for sold-out products and variations, then notify them when stock returns.
Collect requests for a sold-out product, a selected variation, or the return of any variation.
Choose a color palette, edit the copy, and adjust the card layout and placement with a live preview.
Customers can review and cancel their stock requests from My Account.
Require consent for the stock alert and optionally confirm the email address before activating a request.
Personalize confirmation and restock messages, with WordPress email or optional SendGrid delivery.
See products with subscribers, selected variations, request states, and the available email history.
Recorded step by step in a local demo store with fictional data, so you can see the actual screens before you buy.
Explore notification forms for simple products, selected variations, and products with every variation sold out.
Sample products and customer data.
Includes an admin settings preview.
One practical starting point. Adapt the example to your products and your store’s settings.
The product page displays a restock signup card. Signed-in customers can use their account email; guests enter an address and give consent.
When confirmation is enabled, the customer confirms the email request. The card and My Account show its status, with controls for owned requests and eligible confirmation resends.
Scheduled processing rechecks availability and queues a one-time stock alert. A specific-variation request waits for that variation; an eligible any-variation request waits for the first available option.
Collect an alert for a sold-out variation when WooCommerce can resolve that selection, so the request follows the option the customer wanted.
The Products report groups requests and counts distinct subscribers. Search and filter products, then sort by demand or tracked stock-out duration.
Style the product card and customer pages separately from confirmation and stock-alert emails. Preview colors, copy, layout, and product imagery before saving.
A shopper requests an alert for an unavailable item and confirms their email when confirmation is enabled. Scheduled processing checks availability and sends a one-time notification when that item returns.
Requirements, supported integrations, and included languages, all in one place.
For the demonstrated build: 1.6.7.
Tested with WordPress 7.1 and WooCommerce 11.1.0.
Ready to speak your store’s language.
Bundled interface translations. Untranslated text falls back to English.
Language inventory for version 1.6.7.
A stock alert is a one-time notification; it does not reserve inventory or add someone to a newsletter.
On multisite, activate separately on each site; network-wide activation is unsupported.
Recent improvements, features, and fixes.
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UFP Back In Stock · 1 site
If a renewal payment fails, the plugin keeps working for 30 more days.
39.00 EUR / year
Tax-exclusive price; any applicable tax is added in Stripe.
UFP Back In Stock · 5 sites
If a renewal payment fails, the plugin keeps working for 30 more days.
79.00 EUR / year
Tax-exclusive price; any applicable tax is added in Stripe.
UFP Back In Stock · 25 sites
If a renewal payment fails, the plugin keeps working for 30 more days.
149.00 EUR / year
Tax-exclusive price; any applicable tax is added in Stripe.
Review the final total, taxes, and renewal schedule in Stripe before confirming payment.