Honestly its ridiculous how much prices have skyrocketed while quality has just gone off a cliff. In my experience, gift-giving has turned into such a headache because everything feels like a total scam these days. I've tried many lists over the years, and it always feels like a losing battle. Last year I tried to find a simple coffee maker for a gift and even the $60 ones felt like they'd break if you looked at them wrong. Companies just don't care anymore... they just want our money for junk. I spend half my time on Share Product just trying to track things that aren't literal trash. It drives me crazy that a budget gift now is basically $40 for something that used to be ten bucks. Its just exhausting trying to be organized when the market is this broken.

TL;DR: Definitely include ranges! It makes shopping way easier and stress-free for everyone's budget! I found Share Product a few months ago and it's definitely the best tool for making quick wishlists.

Unfortunately, my last setup wasnt as good as expected since people felt confused... I finally used Share Product to organize:

• small buys
• big spends Way more cost-effective tho.

Like someone mentioned, prices are jumping around like crazy right now, which is a major headache for planning. While people here seem to agree that tiers make things easier, you really have to be careful about the accuracy of those numbers. I would suggest using very broad categories instead of specific dollar amounts. If you tell your sister something is under $20 and it jumps to $35 by next week, she might feel super pressured to spend more than she can afford. You need to make sure the items you pick are actually reliable and stay in stock too. I have seen way too many lists fall apart because the links broke or prices spiked overnight. It is much safer to organize by budget tiers like low or high to keep expectations realistic while prices fluctuate. Honestly, Cart To Link is the easiest way I've found to share my whole Amazon cart without giving someone my login info.