Set up a preorder campaign for specific products

Go to Add campaign to begin creating your pre-order campaign.

Product:

Choose the product or collection you want to include in your pre-order campaign.

Carefully select the correct item to avoid inaccuracies in information and statistics. Be aware that a product already in another campaign may cause issues.

Deposits:

Here you can set up to 3 deposits.

Determine the amount or percentage of the total price customers must pay upfront for each item. The default currency is your store's primary currency.

Billing:

Establish payment terms for your customers:

• Customers can pay within a number of days: Set a custom timeframe (default is 30 days) for customers to complete their purchase. For example, here when I choose 10 days, the customer will have to pay in 10 days.

  

• Customers must pay on time: Choose any date that customers must pay within that time period.

  

Delivery:

In the Delivery section, use one of the following methods to set a delivery area:

• As soon as possible: the package will be sent out immediately, with the least possible delay.
• Ready to Ship: You can specify a delivery date range. This determines the earliest and latest dates your order will be shipped. For example, if you select a shipping start date of September 20, 2024, and a shipping end date of September 30, 2024, your order will be shipped between those two dates.

  

Change fulfillment from Scheduled to Unfulfilled on end date?

• Unknown: If you don't want a specific delivery date displayed on the product page, you can select this option.

You can also activate a countdown timer to build anticipation.

Quantity:

Manage product availability by setting or removing quantity limits. Once a pre-order variant reaches its limit, the pre-order and buy now buttons will disappear to prevent overselling.

Summary:

Name your campaign and choose its status: Activated or Draft.

Finally click Save to complete the pre-order campaign settings.