Sell gift cards. Get paid now, deliver later.
Customers buy a digital gift card with a set value; the recipient redeems it at checkout and the balance ticks down with each order until it's spent. Cash in the door today, and a brand-new customer arriving to spend it.
A gift card is a customer paying you to acquire a customer.
The buyer pays today for value redeemed later, sometimes never fully. The recipient is a new customer who arrives already holding store credit, primed to spend, and who usually spends more than the card is worth. It's one of the few features that lifts revenue and acquisition at once, yet most lightweight checkouts don't offer it at all.
Stored value, handled properly.
Buy a card, any value.
A customer purchases a gift card at a value you offer, delivered digitally with a unique code, ready to gift straight away.
Redeem at checkout.
The recipient enters the code at checkout and its balance is applied to the order, just like store credit. No separate flow to learn.
Balance decrements per order.
Spend less than the card holds and the remainder stays on it for next time. It's a real balance, not a one-shot coupon.
A balance they can watch go down, not disappear.
Each gift card carries a real remaining balance the holder can see and spend across multiple orders. Apply it at checkout, spend part of it, come back and spend the rest, the maths is handled and the leftover value isn't lost. That's the difference between a gift card and a single-use discount code.
- ✓Unique code per card, delivered digitally
- ✓Applied at checkout like store credit
- ✓Remaining balance carries across future orders
Gift-card questions, answered.
The practical bits.
Is the balance reusable across multiple orders?+
How does the recipient get the gift card?+
What if the order is worth more than the gift card?+
Can I sell gift cards alongside my normal products?+
Turn gift cards into cash and new customers.
14-day free trial. No credit card. Gift cards from the Business plan, with 0% platform fees.