Checkout Rule Templates

Hide Cash on Delivery when the cart subtotal is $500 or more. Reduces refusal risk and chargebacks on high-value COD orders.

Hide Cash on Delivery for customers tagged 'high-risk' — for example repeat refusers or serial returners. Tag customers in Shopify admin to activate.

Only show Cash on Delivery to logged-in customers. Guests must create an account (or pay online), which deters fake COD orders.

Hide Shop Pay, Apple Pay, and Google Pay when the cart contains products tagged 'preorder', so customers see pre-order terms before paying with one tap.

Rename 'Cash on Delivery' to 'Cash on Delivery (+$5 handling fee)' so customers see the surcharge before choosing it. Edit the name to match your fee.

Move your preferred payment method to the top of the list to steer customers toward it. Edit the name to match the gateway you want to promote.

Hide card payments for customers tagged 'wholesale' so B2B buyers use your manual methods like bank transfer or invoice. Edit the name to match your card gateway.

The #1 shipping rule: once a customer qualifies for free shipping, hide all paid options so free shipping is the obvious (and only) standard choice.

Hide express and expedited options when the cart contains products tagged 'oversized' — items that can only ship by ground or freight.

Hide free shipping options when the cart contains products tagged 'oversized', so heavy items always ship at a paid rate.

Rename 'Standard' to 'Standard (3-5 business days)' so customers see the delivery window at checkout. Clear ETAs reduce support tickets.

Move free shipping options to the top of the list so customers see the $0 option before any paid rate. One click — no option names to configure.

Hide paid shipping rates once the cart subtotal reaches your free shipping threshold, so qualifying customers see free shipping as the only standard option. Adjust the $75 threshold to match your store.