Every order can leave as a gift.
Shoppers pick a wrap, write a message, name who it's for. Your packer gets a sheet that says exactly which unit to wrap, in which paper, with which words.
Three steps, then it runs itself.
Name your papers
Kraft at $3, Ribbon at $5, or free. Each one is a real line on the order, so your takings still add up.
Turn the option on
Two theme blocks, no code. Shoppers see it on the product page and in the cart.
Print and pack
Gift orders land on your To pack list with a sentence, a sheet and a flag when something changes.
A checkbox is the easy half.
Most gift apps stop at the storefront. The work starts after checkout.Clear limits, no surprises.
Every plan has every feature. They differ only in how many gift orders a month they allow.Buy it once, keep it.
A lifetime plan is a single payment that covers every update to the core product. No renewal, no price rise, nothing to cancel. We are offering it to the first fifty stores while the app is young, and then it goes.
Fair questions, straight answers.
Do I have to touch my theme code?
No. You add two blocks in the theme editor — one on the product page, one in the cart — and the option is live. Nothing is written into your theme's code.
Can a shopper wrap only part of an order?
Yes. Wrap is chosen per item, down to single units. Someone buying three of the same thing can have one wrapped and the other two packed plain — and the sheet says which is which.
What happens when I hit my allowance?
You are never charged for going over, and never moved up a plan. The first time you reach it, nothing changes for the rest of that month. If it happens again later, new gift options stop showing until the month turns. Carts that already hold one still check out.
Where does the wrap charge go?
On the order as its own line, so your takings still add up. If a refund or an edit makes the charge stop matching, the order is flagged before it reaches the bench.