Stop losing high-value orders to the price tag
Let customers reserve made-to-order and high-value products with a deposit. The balance is charged automatically from the same card, on the date you choose — no invoices to chase.
Add app to Shopify7 days free · from $9/month · no revenue share
What you would pay
Monthly volume $12,800
The comparison uses a typical volume-based tier ladder from apps in this category, checked in August 2026; each app publishes its own current prices. Ours are billed by number of orders, not order value.
How it works
1Create a payment plan
A percentage or a fixed deposit, and when the balance is due — say 30% now, the rest in 14 days.
2Attach it to products
Pick the products you build to order. The rest of your store sells exactly as before.
3Add the block to your theme
One block on the product page offers the choice: pay in full, or pay a deposit.
Built to not break things
One order, one schedule
Native deferred payments. Accounting and fulfillment see a single order, not one per payment.
Nothing left uncollected
The balance is the order's full outstanding amount, shipping and tax included. Apps that split an order into two invoices leave part of it behind.
The card stays with Shopify
Shopify stores the payment method and makes the charge. The app never sees card data.
Nothing left behind
No theme file is rewritten, no add-to-cart form hijacked. Uninstall and your storefront is as it was.
Pricing
Starter
$9 / month
Up to 30 deposit orders a month
Growth
$19 / month
Up to 150 deposit orders a month
Unlimited
$39 / month
Unlimited deposit orders
All features on every plan. 7 days free, billed by Shopify with your platform subscription. Going over the order limit never switches the app off — we tell you, you decide.
Questions
Which payment providers does this work with?
Deferred charges are a Shopify platform feature. Your store needs Shopify Payments, PayPal Express, Adyen or Stripe. With other providers the card cannot be stored for a later charge — that limit is Shopify's, not ours.
What if the balance charge fails?
The order stays partially paid and appears under outstanding balances. Retry, or send the customer a payment link. Each attempt carries its own idempotency key, so pressing the button twice cannot take the money twice.
Do you take a percentage of my sales?
No. Flat monthly price on every plan. Limits are counted in orders, not revenue, so one expensive order never pushes you into a higher tier.
Does it work with my theme?
It is a standard theme app block, so it works with Online Store 2.0 themes. If the block cannot find your product form it stays silent rather than breaking your cart.