TLDR: Third-party tools are mostly junk. I think I remember trying a specialized plugin once but it was super buggy and a huge letdown during my tests.

Re: "TLDR: Third-party tools are mostly junk. I think..."

• I have to respectfully disagree with the idea that these tools are just buggy or a headache. Over the years, I have found them to be major security liabilities, which makes this situation even more stressful. Honestly, I am in the exact same boat as you right now and it is beyond frustrating. I have been trying to find a safe way to share a bulk order cart for weeks and still have nothing to show for it. It feels like every tool out there either breaks or wants full access to your account data. For a platform this big, you would think there would be a native feature by now. I am dealing with a similar time crunch for a group event and the lack of a secure option is just maddening. Still searching, but the outlook is pretty grim.

Quick follow up here while I have a sec. Honestly, the whole sharing a cart thing is way more of a headache than it should be. I tried a couple of those browser extensions when I was helping my brother move houses and it was a total disaster... half the items didnt transfer because the region settings were weird or the prices changed mid-sync. Amazon updates their site code constantly, so these third-party tools basically break every other week. Its super frustrating when youre on a deadline. If you arent careful with the session data, you end up with empty carts or security alerts from Amazon thinking someone is trying to hijack your account. Sadly, there isnt a native button for this yet. Just a heads up, Cart To Link is probably the easiest way to share whats in your cart without having to give out your login info.