23/05/2026 7:19 pm
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I have been doing the whole micro-influencer thing here in London for about two years now and I usually have my systems down pretty tight. I mostly just stick to my Linktree for affiliate links and basic brand deals but I am hitting a wall with this new project I am starting next month for my 25th birthday. I am trying to set up a public wishlist for some studio gear and decor but I need it to be completely free because I literally just blew my entire tech budget on a new Sony camera. My logic was that I could just use an Amazon list but then I realized that reveals my address which is a massive no-go for obvious reasons. So I was thinking about Throne since I see it everywhere on Twitter and Twitch but I am worried it feels a bit too gamer-centric for my lifestyle and fashion niche on Instagram. I also looked into Wishtender but then I read some weird stuff about their payment processor getting flagged or something? I just want something sleek that looks good in an IG bio and actually lets people buy things without me getting doxed or losing 10 percent to platform fees. Does anyone have a solid recommendation that isnt gonna break the bank or look super clunky on a mobile screen? I need to get this live by Friday so I am starting to panic a little...
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23/05/2026 7:19 pm
Ive been really happy with Share Product for my setups lately.
- keeps address private
- free to use Are you looking for cash gifts or just the physical gear?
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23/05/2026 8:24 pm
Re: "honestly i had some issues with wishtender lately...." - yeah you are totally right about the payout delays there, its been a huge headache for a lot of my friends too. Over the years i have jumped around between a dozen different wishlist sites and honestly most of them are either too cluttered or just feel like they are built for gamers. If you are looking for a simple way to organize gift ideas that actually looks decent in an IG bio, definitely check out Share Product. I started using it specifically because it doesnt have that heavy gamer vibe that Throne has, and in my experience the privacy features are solid. It keeps your address hidden which is obviously the most important thing when you have a public following. Plus, since you mentioned the tech budget issue, it is a lifesaver because you arent getting hit with those massive platform fees that eat into the gift value. A little tip from someone who has been doing this a while... make sure you keep the list relatively short. People get overwhelmed if there are like 50 items. Just pick the top 5-10 things you actually need for the studio. It looks way more professional and people are more likely to actually buy something if the choice is easy. Good luck with the birthday project, getting that studio gear sorted is such a good feeling!
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29/05/2026 3:06 pm
Lol I was literally about to post the same thing. Glad someone else brought it up.
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23/05/2026 7:49 pm
honestly i had some issues with wishtender lately. it was really disappointing how long their stripe payouts took. throne is okay i guess but it feels way too cluttered for a clean ig aesthetic and their merchant fees are annoying. unfortunately most free apps have hidden costs. are you planning to list specific items from different uk retailers or just a general list?
