ReadyGo Back in Stock – Waitlist & Restock Email Notifications for WooCommerce
| 开发者 | mkbplatinum |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年8月25日 23:26 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
- Automatic placement. The signup form appears on out-of-stock products without any configuration.
- Automatic restock emails. Set a product back in stock and every waiting customer is emailed. Large waitlists are sent in the background so your store never slows down.
- Simple and variable products. On a variable product the form appears for the specific out-of-stock variation, and only the customers waiting on that variation are notified.
- Waitlist dashboard. See exactly who is waiting for each product, with a one-click Remove for any entry. This is genuinely useful demand intelligence: it tells you what to reorder and how much.
- No notification limit. Send to a waitlist of five or five thousand. There is no cap and no per-email charge.
- Fully customizable wording. Edit the form heading, body text, button, success message, email subject and email body, with
{product},{url}and{site}tags. - Built-in spam protection. A hidden honeypot field plus per-IP rate limiting, both on by default. No CAPTCHA account needed.
- Fast and lightweight. Front-end assets load only on product pages that actually show the form.
- No AI, no scraping, no external services. Everything runs on your own site and nothing is sent anywhere.
安装:
- Make sure WooCommerce is installed and active.
- In your WordPress admin, go to Plugins → Add New, search for "ReadyGo Back in Stock", and click Install then Activate. (Or upload the plugin ZIP under Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin.)
- That's it. The signup form now appears automatically on any out-of-stock product.
- Optional: open RGT Back in Stock → Settings to customize the wording, the restock email, and spam protection.
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常见问题:
The form isn't showing on my out-of-stock product. Why?
The form only appears when a product is genuinely out of stock. If you manage stock quantity, set it to 0 and set "Allow backorders" to "Do not allow" — otherwise the product is "on backorder" (still purchasable) and no form is shown. If you don't manage stock quantity, set the product's stock status to "Out of stock".
Does it work with variable products?
Yes. The form appears when a shopper selects an out-of-stock variation, and only that variation's customers are notified when it comes back.
Does it require any external service, API key, or account?
No. The waitlist is stored on your own site and emails are sent by WordPress. There is no third-party service and nothing is sent off your site.
My customers aren't receiving the restock emails.
This is almost always because WordPress can't send email reliably without SMTP. Install and configure any SMTP mailer. The plugin shows a reminder in the admin if a notification fails to send.
Where do I see who is waiting?
Under RGT Back in Stock → Waitlist. Each product lists the waiting customers' email addresses, when they signed up, and the current stock status. You can remove any entry.
Can I change the wording of the form and the email?
Yes. Everything is editable under RGT Back in Stock → Settings — the form heading, text, button, success message, email subject and email body. In the email you can use {product}, {url} and {site} tags.
How does it stop spam signups?
Two protections run automatically: a hidden honeypot field that traps bots, and per-IP rate limiting (adjustable under Settings). Neither needs any account or CAPTCHA.
What happens after a customer is notified?
Their signup is marked as notified and removed from the active waitlist. If the product later goes out of stock again, they can join the new waitlist to be notified again.
Is it compatible with High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS)?
Yes. The plugin declares HPOS compatibility.
How do I add back in stock notifications to WooCommerce?
Install and activate the plugin. The "Email me when back in stock" form appears automatically on out-of-stock products. No shortcode or setup is required.
Does WooCommerce have back in stock notifications built in?
No. Core WooCommerce shows an "Out of stock" message and nothing else. Capturing the customer's interest requires a plugin.
When are the restock emails sent?
As soon as you set the product back in stock. Large waitlists are processed in the background so your store stays fast.
Does it work with variable products?
Yes. The form appears for the specific out-of-stock variation, and only the customers waiting on that exact variation are emailed.
Is there a limit on how many notifications I can send?
No. There is no cap on waitlist size or notification volume, and no per-email charge.
Can I see who is waiting for a product?
Yes. The waitlist dashboard lists every signup per product, which doubles as demand data for restocking decisions.
How do I change the wording of the form and the email?
Everything is editable in settings: the form heading, text, button, success message, email subject and email body, with tags for the product name, URL and site name.
How do I stop spam signups?
Protection is already on. A hidden honeypot field and per-IP rate limiting are both enabled by default, with no third-party CAPTCHA account needed.
Why are my restock emails not arriving?
WordPress email is unreliable by default. Install an SMTP plugin so your mail is routed through a real provider. The plugin will warn you when a notification fails to send.
更新日志:
- Added: an optional, dismissible reminder to leave a review (appears after about a week of use; can be turned off).
- Changed: renamed to "ReadyGo Back in Stock for WooCommerce" for a distinctive, brand-first name.
- Changed: the SMTP reminder now appears only on the plugin's own admin screens.
- Added: Help & Support tab with a quick-start guide, FAQ, and support links.
- Improved: refreshed Waitlist dashboard with iconed stat cards and a friendlier empty state.
- Added: dedicated Spam protection tab with detailed documentation.
- Fixed: stat card number/label spacing.
- Added: "a division of MKB Platinum" attribution in the admin header.
- Improved: refreshed admin design with a branded header and Waitlist / Settings tabs.
- Housekeeping: internal code prefix standardized. No change to features.
- Added: full in-plugin documentation (contextual Help tabs) and field-by-field tooltips on the Settings screen.
- Added: Settings reorganized into clear sections — Signup form, Restock email, Spam protection.
- Changed: authored by MKB Platinum and ReadyGo Tools.
- Added: visible Spam protection panel in Settings with an adjustable, toggleable rate limit.
- Added: anti-spam — hidden honeypot field and per-IP rate limiting.
- Added: customizable restock email subject and message with {product}, {url} and {site} tags.
- Added: Waitlist screen lists each waiting customer's email, grouped and shaded by product, with a per-person Remove action.
- Fixed: after a restock notification is sent, the signup is consumed — the browser re-checks with the server so a customer can re-join if the product goes out of stock again.
- Added: returning visitors who already signed up see "You're on the waitlist" instead of the form.
- Initial release: automatic waitlist form (simple + variable products), automatic restock notifications, waitlist dashboard, customizable text.