Let Customers Pick Up Their Orders

Offer click-and-collect at checkout, with your own pickup locations, photos and rules.

Everything a Click-and-Collect Checkout Needs

Unlimited locations, two display styles, availability rules and a required location choice at checkout.

Unlimited Pickup Locations
Add every pickup point you run, from your main store to a weekend pop-up, each with a name, description and photo.
Photo Cards for Each Location
Show a photo of each pickup point so customers know where to go.
Per-Location Enable/Disable
Turn a location off without deleting it, and back on when it reopens.
Radio Cards or Dropdown
Show locations as cards with photos or as a compact dropdown.
Free Pickup or a Handling Fee
Offer free pickup or charge a handling fee, with an optional tax profile.
Geozone Restriction
Show pickup only to customers whose address is in your service area.
Subtotal Min & Max Gates
Set a minimum and maximum order subtotal for pickup.
Location Stamped on the Order
The chosen location is saved on the order so staff know where to stage it.
Required-Selection Validation
If a customer chooses pickup without a location, checkout stops and scrolls to the location picker.

Offer Pickup at Your Checkout

Add pickup locations and let nearby customers collect their orders.

Unlimited Pickup Locations
Photo Cards for Each Location
Per-Location Enable/Disable

Use Cases

The Bakery That Stopped Playing Phone Tag

A bakery taking pre-orders online can add its two pickup windows, Tuesday afternoon and Saturday morning, as separate locations, each with a short description and a photo of the counter, and set the fee to zero. Customers pick their window at checkout, the window is written to the order, and the prep list comes straight from the order queue.

The Hardware Store With Customers Down the Road

A hardware store whose local customers were paying a shipping rate to collect from a few miles away can add Pickup Options with the fee set to zero and restrict it to a geo zone covering its county. Local customers see free pickup among the shipping methods at checkout, and everyone else sees the store's regular shipping.

The Multi-Branch Retailer With an Order Routing Problem

A kitchen shop with three branches, each fulfilling its own orders, can add every branch as a pickup location with a photo and a neighborhood description. Customers choose the nearest branch at checkout and the branch name is written to the order, so each order lands at the right branch without re-routing.

Languages

Translated into 22 languages.

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Dutch nl-NL
English (United Kingdom) en-GB
English (United States) en-US
Finnish fi-FI
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German de-DE
Greek el-GR
Hebrew he-IL
Italian it-IT
Japanese ja-JP
Norwegian Bokmål nb-NO
Persian Farsi fa-IR
Polish pl-PL
Portuguese, Brazil pt-BR
Portuguese, Portugal pt-PT
Russian ru-RU
Spanish es-ES
Swedish sv-SE
Turkish tr-TR

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