Shopify app · Cash on delivery
Quick Order puts a cash-on-delivery button on your product and cart pages. Your customer types a name, a phone number and an address once — then lands on your own Shopify checkout with all of it pre-filled. No account, no retyping, far less drop-off.
In much of the world, most orders are still paid in cash at the door. Asking those customers for card details at checkout is the fastest way to lose them. Quick Order removes that step entirely — the customer gives you what you actually need to deliver, and nothing more.
Three steps, and only the first one needs you to do anything.
In the theme editor, drop the Quick Order block onto your product page — and the cart page too, if you want the whole cart ordered in one go. No code, no theme files touched.
Name, phone, address, city, email and notes are built in — switch each one on or off and decide which are required. Need something else? Add your own text, dropdown or checkbox fields.
A customer taps the button, fills the short form and continues. Quick Order builds a Shopify cart from what they typed and sends them to your store’s own checkout, pre-filled — where they confirm and pay.
Quick Order never takes payment and never creates orders behind Shopify's back. It builds a cart through Shopify's Storefront API and hands the customer to your own checkout — so payments, taxes, discounts and fraud checks all work exactly as Shopify intends.
Turn on Cash on Delivery under Settings → Payments → Manual payment methods and it appears inside checkout like any other payment option — with none of the risk of an off-Shopify order form.
Name, phone and delivery address travel with the cart, so the checkout your customer lands on is already filled in. That's the whole point: fewer fields between the button and the order.
Your settings ship inside the page Shopify already sends. Viewing a product makes no request to our servers at all — we are only involved when someone actually taps the button.
Button text, subtitle, icon, colours, corner radius and full-width behaviour are all yours. So are the popup title and the continue-to-checkout label.
Turn on Urdu labels alongside English (نام, فون نمبر) when your customers read more comfortably in Urdu. Off by default — switch it on only if you need it.
The cart block turns everything in the basket into a single order, so multi-item cash-on-delivery works the same way as a single product.
Every plan has the same features. You are only choosing how many orders a month you need. Billing is handled by Shopify and appears on your normal Shopify invoice.
Free
5 orders per month
$5.99 /month
50 orders per month
$12.99 /month
100 orders per month
$20.99 /month
Unlimited orders
No — it leads straight into it. Quick Order collects a few details up front, builds a Shopify cart from them and sends the customer to your own checkout with the fields already filled. Payment, taxes, shipping rates and order creation all happen on Shopify checkout, exactly as they do today.
Yes — because Shopify checkout creates them. Quick Order never writes orders through the admin API; it hands the customer a Shopify cart and they confirm on your checkout. What lands in your admin is an ordinary Shopify order with line items, totals and payment status.
Turn on Cash on Delivery in Shopify under Settings → Payments → Manual payment methods. It then appears as a payment option inside checkout, and orders arrive unpaid until you mark them paid — the standard Shopify COD flow.
No. Quick Order is a theme app extension, so you add it from the theme editor like any other block and remove it the same way. Your theme files are never modified.
No. Your settings travel inside the page Shopify already serves, so a product page view makes no request to our servers. The popup itself is a small piece of vanilla JavaScript that is only built when a customer taps the button.
Yes. Add the cart block and the whole basket goes to checkout in one go.
The button stops offering the shortcut and customers use your regular checkout instead, so you never lose a sale outright. Upgrading raises the limit immediately, and the count resets every billing cycle.
Install free, add the block, and you are live in a few minutes.