Wildberries

Shopping · Wildberries LLC

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9.6M ratings
4.6
Installs
100M+
Price
Free
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Most shopping apps pick a lane. Wildberries goes the other way: the catalog the developer describes stretches from novelty slippers to cars and property, a mix that makes sense once you remember this is a general marketplace rather than a boutique. The point is breadth, and the app is built to make that breadth searchable rather than overwhelming.

That makes it a reasonable fit for people who already live within its delivery map. Pickup points cover Russia, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Belarus, Armenia, Georgia and Tajikistan, with more than 90,000 locations between them, plus courier delivery and, in some cases, collection at partner stores. If you order regularly and want one app for household goods, gifts and the occasional larger purchase, the scope here is the appeal.

Buying everyday things without the guesswork

The part I find most useful in principle is the filtering. You can narrow results by price, rating, popularity, delivery time and brand, which matters when a search returns thousands of near-identical listings. Filters like these turn a sprawling marketplace into something closer to a shortlist, and they are the difference between browsing and actually deciding.

Photo search is the feature I would expect to get the most use. Instead of describing an object in words, you can search with a photo, a screenshot or an image, which is handy when you have seen something you like but do not know what it is called. The Similar button on product cards works in the same spirit, pointing you toward comparable items once you have found one that fits.

The wishlist covers the other half of shopping: the delay between wanting something and buying it. You can park items there while you wait for a price drop, mull over a purchase, or hold onto a gift idea for a specific date. It is a small feature, but it is the one that keeps a large catalog from feeling like a to-do list you have to finish immediately.

Deals, payment and the loyalty program

Discounts are central to how this app is pitched. There is a dedicated section for daily deals, gathering offers from the platform and from sellers so you do not have to hunt through categories for them. The deals section is where the app's everyday discounts are meant to be found.

Payment is flexible in a way that suits cautious buyers. WB Wallet carries a discount, credit cards are accepted, and in most cases prepayment is not required, with the money taken only once you collect your order. That last detail is the one I would weigh most heavily, because it changes the risk of trying an unfamiliar seller.

The newer addition is the My WB loyalty program, reached from your profile. It offers cashback in points on purchases, extra discounts, levels with privileges, and gifts or surprises. How much any of that is worth depends on how often you order, but the structure is a familiar one: the more you buy, the more the tiers give back.

Delivery, collection and getting set up

You install the app, browse or search, and place an order, then choose how you want it to reach you. The realistic requirement is location: the pickup network is concentrated in major cities and regions across the eight countries listed, so the service makes most sense where those points are within reach. Courier delivery widens that circle, and partner stores cover some cases.

For anyone who dislikes paying upfront for something they have not seen, that arrangement is likely to feel like the right way round.

Two things to note before installing. The app carries ads, and the store lists it with a Mature 17+ content rating. Neither is unusual for a marketplace of this size, but both are part of the deal.

Where Wildberries fits into your routine

This is an app for people who shop in volume rather than on impulse. If you order household staples, replacement items and gifts regularly, and you want one place where all of that lives alongside the occasional bigger purchase, the combination of a wide catalog, saved lists and a deals section is coherent.

It also suits shoppers who like to compare before committing. Filters, photo search and the Similar button all exist to help you move from a vague idea to a specific listing, and the wishlist gives you somewhere to keep the candidates. Someone who prefers a tightly curated store with a handful of options will find the scale here works against them.

The clearest limit is geographic. The pickup network and the delivery arrangements are built around eight countries, so the app's usefulness tracks closely with whether you are inside that footprint. Beyond that, the ads and the mature content rating are simply part of using a platform this large.

A broad marketplace that rewards regular shoppers

Wildberries is free to install and comes with ads. Those are the terms, and for a catalog that runs from slippers to real estate, they are not surprising. The 4.6 average across more than 9.6 million ratings suggests a large body of users find the arrangement workable, and the install count of over 100 million puts it among the more widely used shopping apps around.

What I would weigh is whether the delivery model matches how you already shop. Pay-after-collection, a dense pickup network in the covered countries and a deals section aimed at daily browsing all point to a service designed for repeat, practical ordering rather than one-off splurges. If that describes you, and you are inside the eight-country footprint, this is an easy app to keep on your phone.

If you shop rarely, or you are outside the regions where pickup points operate, the advantages shrink considerably and the scale of the catalog becomes more noise than help. For everyone else, the sensible approach is to install it, build a wishlist of the things you actually need, and let the deals section do the work of surfacing the rest.

The short verdict

A free, ad-supported marketplace with huge range and pay-on-collection, best for regular shoppers inside its eight-country pickup network.

What's new in version 7.8.3002

Знаете, что такое «чудо»? Во-первых, чудо — это вы. Во-вторых, это наша новая программа лояльности «Мой WB»: там есть кэшбек баллами за любые покупки, дополнительные скидки, уровни с привилегиями, подарки, сюрпризы и даже большой розовый медведь. Попасть в «Мой WB» можно из профиля: заходите, изучите, полюбите, соберите максимум выгоды от Wildberries. Постараемся радовать вас каждый день. Ошибки тоже исправили, но останавливаться на достигнутом не планируем.

App specs

  • Version7.8.3002
  • UpdatedOctober 8, 2026
  • Downloads100M+
  • RequiresAndroid 8.0+
  • PriceFree
  • Age ratingMature 17+

Wildberries: frequently asked questions

What can I actually buy on Wildberries?

The developer presents it as a place for buying almost anything, including cars and property. In practice that means everyday goods, gifts and larger purchases sit in the same catalog. The scale is the point, and the search and filter tools exist to help you work through it.

Where can I collect an order?

Wildberries operates pickup points in Russia, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Belarus, Armenia, Georgia and Tajikistan, with more than 90,000 locations in major cities and regions. Orders can also arrive by courier, or be picked up from a partner store. The network is the main geographic limit on how useful the app is.

Do I have to pay before receiving my order?

Payment is usually taken only once the order is collected, not in advance. Credit cards work too, and WB Wallet comes with a discount. That pay-on-collection arrangement is one of the app's more distinctive features.

What is the My WB loyalty program?

My WB is a loyalty program reached from your profile, and it includes cashback in points on purchases, extra discounts, levels with privileges, and gifts or surprises. How much you get back depends on how much you order.

Can I search for an item using a picture?

Yes. The app lets you search by photo, screenshot or image, which is useful when you have seen something you like but do not know its name. Product cards also include a Similar button, and recommendations appear alongside results to point you toward comparable items.

Pros

  • Catalog spans everyday goods to cars and property
  • Pickup points across eight countries
  • Pay after collection in most cases
  • Photo and screenshot search built in
  • Daily deals gathered in one section

Cons

  • Ads are part of the free app
  • Mature 17+ content rating
  • Pickup network limited to eight countries
  • No in-app purchases offered

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