Never Miss a Sale Again

Stop losing sales the moment you sell out. Merchants with fast-moving inventory use automation rules to seamlessly switch products to preorder when stock hits zero—no manual intervention required. Customers can still purchase and understand when items will ship, while you capture revenue immediately and avoid the back-and-stock-notification shuffle. Bulk settings make it easy to apply the same rules across your catalog.

Validate interest before committing to a production run. Merchants use email signup forms and "notify me" flows to build a waitlist and gauge demand—collecting customer interest without taking payment until they're ready to manufacture. Automation rules can convert signups into preorder opportunities when you're ready to commit, while customizable forms keep your brand consistent and help you decide how many units to produce.

Run controlled preorders for limited editions, collectibles, and one-time drops. Tabletop gaming merchants, dice makers, and collectible brands use preorder limits to cap quantity and create urgency—selling exactly what they plan to produce without overcommitting. Customize badges and messaging to highlight scarcity, set automation to close preorders when the limit is reached, and manage multiple simultaneous limited runs with clear delivery expectations.

Sell custom, handmade, or made-to-order products with clear delivery expectations. Merchants in baby products, furniture, and handmade goods use preorders to accept orders for items that don't exist yet—setting expected ship dates so customers know when to expect delivery. Email signup forms help gauge interest before production, while customizable messaging keeps expectations aligned with your production lead times.

Capture revenue and build buzz before your new products hit the shelf. Merchants launching viral items, seasonal collections, or first-time releases use preorders to turn "coming soon" into sales—accepting payment upfront while inventory is still in transit. Customize badges and messaging to match your brand, set automation rules to open and close preorders by date, and never miss a sale when demand spikes before stock arrives.