Back In Stock
Let guests and customers ask for an email when an out-of-stock product or option is back, or when its price drops, and see which products people are waiting for.
- Magento 2.4.7 – 2.4.9
- Hyvä
- Luma
- Version v1.2.4
$139
Magento 2 extensions for technical SEO, GA4 tracking, product feeds and the emails and offers that bring shoppers back to your store.
Let guests and customers ask for an email when an out-of-stock product or option is back, or when its price drops, and see which products people are waiting for.
$139
Product feed manager for Magento 2: export XML, JSON, CSV or TXT feeds for Google Shopping and Merchant Center, Meta catalogues, Pinterest, Bing, price comparison sites and ERPs.
$179
Free gift with purchase for Magento 2 cart price rules: free products added automatically or chosen by the customer, spend-more notices, gift labels and a report of gifts given. Luma and Hyvä.
$169
Technical SEO for Magento 2 in one module: JSON-LD structured data, meta templates, canonical and robots rules, hreflang, Open Graph, a redirect manager with 404 log, XML sitemap extras and an SEO audit, for Luma and Hyvä.
$199
Up to three reminder emails for shoppers who leave items in their basket, with the basket contents, a signed link that restores it, an optional single-use coupon and an unsubscribe link.
$169
GA4 ecommerce tracking for Magento 2 on Luma and Hyvä: a complete dataLayer for Google Tag Manager or gtag.js, Google Consent Mode, server-side refunds and a GTM container you import in one step.
$159
SEO Suite handles the parts of Magento SEO that are tedious by hand: JSON-LD structured data for products, categories and your organisation, meta templates, canonical and robots rules, hreflang, Open Graph tags, a redirect manager with a 404 log, XML sitemap extras and an SEO audit. It works on Luma and Hyvä and removes the theme's own microdata, so search engines see one product per page. It will not write your copy or promise rankings; it makes sure the technical signals are right.
For measurement, GA4 & Google Tag Manager sends a complete GA4 ecommerce dataLayer through Google Tag Manager or gtag.js, supports Google Consent Mode, sends refunds from the server and comes with a GTM container you import in one step.
Data Feed Manager exports product feeds as XML, JSON, CSV or TXT. Ready templates cover Google Shopping and Merchant Center, Meta catalogues, Pinterest and Microsoft Bing Shopping, and you can build your own for price comparison sites or an ERP. Feeds are generated in batches on a schedule and can be uploaded by FTP, FTPS or SFTP. Our posts on the Google Merchant Center feed and Google product category mapping explain what Google expects.
Abandoned Cart sends up to three reminder emails with the basket contents, a signed link that restores the basket and an optional single-use coupon. You choose whether reminders go to everyone with a known email address or to newsletter subscribers only, and anyone who unsubscribes is always skipped.
Back in Stock adds a "notify me when back in stock" form for guests and customers, per option on configurable products, with optional price drop alerts and double opt-in for guests. It also shows which products people are waiting for. Free Gift adds free gift with purchase to normal cart price rules, with gifts added automatically or chosen by the customer and spend-more notices in the cart. Read free gift rules shoppers understand.
Yes. Everything it adds is rendered on the server, in the page head or as JSON-LD, so it works the same on Luma and Hyvä and is stored in the full-page cache.
Yes. There is a ready Google Shopping template that you can adjust in the template editor. The feed file gets a public URL to give to Merchant Center, or it can be uploaded by FTP, FTPS or SFTP.
Guests are included once their email address is captured, for example from the checkout email field, the newsletter form or the sign-in forms. Each source can be switched off.
From the blog
Google assigns a product category on its own, but there are cases where your own mapping decides which attributes are required and how your campaigns are split. Here is how to map a Magento category tree sensibly.
Google's product data specification, read with a Magento catalogue in mind: where each required value comes from, and the Magento habits behind the most common disapprovals.
A free gift offer goes wrong when the shopper cannot tell whether they qualify. How to set up gift rules on Magento 2 that are clear in the cart and tidy on the order and the refund.
Sales reports only show what you sold. Back-in-stock sign-ups show what people wanted while you had none, which is useful when you decide what to buy next.
A back-in-stock form is easy to add. Getting the confirmation, the unsubscribe, the size options and the line between a service message and marketing right takes more thought.
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