Checkout rules

Automatic discounts that apply only to a chosen segment or loyalty tier — on specific products, the order subtotal, or shipping. No code for the shopper to enter.

Sell a kit as a single product that expands into its component items in the cart, so inventory is tracked per component while the shopper buys one thing. Components can carry their own pricing.

Requires Checkout Extensibility. Stores still on classic checkout cannot use bundles, and saving one returns a clear error rather than failing quietly. This is not a Plus restriction — most current Shopify plans qualify.

Hide or rename shipping options, and hide payment methods, based on cart total, country, loyalty tier or segment. Useful for keeping express shipping off low-value orders, or restricting cash on delivery to certain regions.

Block checkout when the cart breaks your rules, with a message explaining why: minimum or maximum quantities, blocked countries, a required purchase order number, or a minimum order value that applies only to a particular segment. Up to 25 rules.

Rank which location should fulfil an order by setting a priority per location, so orders go to the warehouse you would have chosen. Takes effect as soon as it is configured.

Keeps items from the same vendor or drop-shipper fulfilling together rather than splitting across locations.