Here’s how we can help
Let shoppers place multiple purchases over time and choose when everything ships together.
Customers confirm when to ship with the click of a button – no support tickets, no emails, no friction.
Set your own rules for free shipping or discounted rates based on items, weight, or spend. Track everything using tags right inside your Shopify dashboard.
Help shoppers reach free shipping without abandoning at checkout. Prevent fake “top-up” purchases – buying extra items just to hit free shipping, then returning them later.
Ideal for product drops, limited releases, and hot inventory.
Shoppers buy over time. You ship once. Fewer boxes, fewer deliveries, and lower emissions with reduced fulfillment and carrier fees.
Track combined shipments, shipping savings, and conversion impact.
Set the shipping rules that work for your store. Free shipping thresholds, discounted rates, weight triggers – your call.
Once configured, the new shipping option will appear at checkout.
They can defer shipping for any purchase and confirm when they want everything shipped together. You identify these orders with tags, right in your Shopify dashboard.
Cut packing time and operational costs.
One tool to tackle cart abandonment, operational costs, customer loyalty, and manual workload.
For a step-by-step walkthrough with screenshots, check out our full guide here.
Yes, you are asked to name your shipping method when installing the app.
Note that you cannot change this later and remember to keep it simple so shoppers can easily understand.
Yes, inventory is automatically updated when your customer completes the checkout.
No, they will need to follow your own store policy on returns after they have been delivered.
There is currently no time limit on how long shoppers can hold items.
If you find this an important requirement, let us know by emailing us at [email protected]
Tags will be shown on your Shopify dashboard to identify whether orders should not be packed yet or if the customer is ready to have all orders delivered.
