There is no feature ladder here. Both plans are the same product — real per-store counts, the store picker, pickup times, per-slot capacity, unlimited stores. The only thing that differs is how many pickup orders a month are included.
Billing runs through your Shopify account: no card to set up, no annual commitment, and you can move between the plans at any time without reconfiguring anything.
For stores taking up to 100 pickup orders a month.
Free forever · no card, no trial clock
The same product with the monthly ceiling taken off.
Billed monthly through your Shopify account · cancel any time
Start on Free — it is not a trial and it does not expire. Upgrade from inside the app when the month's count says you need to.
Multi-location and live stock are the two things this category usually locks behind a paid tier. Here they're in the free one.
| Feature | Free | Pro — $19.90/mo |
|---|---|---|
| Available quantity per pickup store | ✓ | ✓ |
| Store picker (product page, cart, cart drawer) | ✓ | ✓ |
| Buy-now interception, so direct checkouts carry the store | ✓ | ✓ |
| Pickup time slots on a month calendar | ✓ | ✓ |
| Lead time, blackout days, booking horizon | ✓ | ✓ |
| Per-store overrides of the default hours | ✓ | ✓ |
| Capacity cap per slot, hidden in storefront and checkout alike | ✓ | ✓ |
| Chosen store locked into checkout | ✓ | ✓ |
| Pickup time written onto the order for your admin | ✓ | ✓ |
| Pickup locations | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Pickup orders per month | 100 | Unlimited |
An order counts when both of these are true
Our pickup attribute rides on the cart, and when Shopify splits a mixed cart that attribute can land on the shipping half as well — billing on it alone would charge you for orders that were never pickups. Going by the delivery method alone has the opposite problem: it would charge you for pickup orders our picker never touched, including ones you keyed in yourself in the admin.
Deliberately downward. If a shopper's browser blocks our script and they check out through plain native pickup, that order isn't counted — you got nothing from us, so you aren't billed for it. We would rather undercount than send you a bill you'd have to argue with.
Going over doesn't switch anything off
The allowance is how we bill, not a kill switch. Past 100 orders in a month, your storefront behaves exactly as it did at order 99: the picker works, times can be booked, checkout still locks to the chosen store. What changes is a note on the app's home page and one email to you. An app sitting in the checkout path shouldn't be able to break your pickup flow over a bill.
The storefront side is a Shopify app embed you switch on in the theme editor. We never edit, wrap or copy your theme markup — and an uninstall leaves nothing behind in it.
The single checkout customization only ever hides: the pickup stores nobody chose, and slots that filled up. There is no rule anywhere in the app that can stop a shopper with an error.
Every order is Shopify's own pickup order. No draft orders, no shipping order dressed up with a tag — so notifications, POS handoff and your reports keep working untouched.
Stock is fetched after first paint and briefly cached, so the product page renders at its usual speed. If the lookup fails we show nothing rather than a wrong number.
Hours, slots and capacity are stored as metafields on your own shop and locations. There is no separate database of yours for us to lose, and you can read it all through the Shopify API.
Uninstall and the storefront reverts to native pickup immediately. We drop the access token on the uninstall webhook and everything shop-keyed on Shopify's redact webhook.
Nothing to fill in first — it reads your stores and puts sensible hours in place.
