Let customers choose when their order is ready — store pickup or local delivery — with real lead times set per product.
Readyby adds a date picker to your product pages, built for stores that make what they sell: bakeries, butchers, florists, meal prep, custom fabrication. Most scheduling apps treat notice as one store-wide setting. Readyby sets it per product — a custom cake can need 72 hours while cookies need 24 — and a mixed cart automatically uses the longest lead time in it. Shoppers only ever see dates you can actually hit.
Readyby is finished and in testing, ahead of its Shopify App Store listing. Email us and we’ll tell you the day it’s live — and if you run a made-to-order shop, we’d like to hear how you schedule pickups today.
Email us for early access →| Plan | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Store pickup, per-product lead times, same-day cutoff, open days, booking window, capacity caps, blackout dates — up to 25 scheduled orders/month |
| Pro | $19/mo | Everything in Free, unlimited scheduled orders, pickup time slots, local delivery with postal-code zones, no “Powered by Readyby” badge |
Settings, product rules and blackout dates are never metered — only the number of scheduled orders per month on Free. Pro includes a 7-day free trial, billing runs through Shopify, and you can cancel anytime.
Set a lead time per product. When a cart mixes them, Readyby applies the longest lead time of everything in it — so a box with a custom cake in it inherits the cake’s notice.
No. It adds a picker to your product page and writes the chosen date, method and time window onto the order. Shopify checkout is untouched.
Yes — add it as a blackout date for a one-off closure, or lower that day’s capacity. Closed days disappear from the picker.
Yours. All date math runs in the store time zone you set, so “same-day before 2pm” always means your 2pm.
It’s built and in testing now, ahead of the App Store listing. Email support@dropfeed.io and you’ll hear the day it goes live.