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WooCommerce Pre-Order Plugin: Sell Before You Ship

Take money for products that are not in the warehouse yet. This WooCommerce pre-order plugin puts a release date, a countdown and a Pre-Order button on the product page. Customers reserve their unit, you see the demand before you commit to stock, and everyone gets an email the day it goes live.

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  • Deposits with the balance charged on release
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WooCommerce Pre-Order Plugin
Version
v2.0.0
Last updated
August 29, 2026
WordPress
Tested to 7.1.2
WooCommerce
Tested to 11.1.2
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5.0/5 Average buyer rating
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Elite Author on Envato
What is a WooCommerce pre-order plugin

Does WooCommerce have a pre-order option built in?

No. WooCommerce core gives you in stock, out of stock and backorders. None of those hold a release date, and none of them tell the buyer when the item ships. A WooCommerce pre-order plugin adds that missing layer. Pre-Order puts a release date and a pre-order stock limit on any product. Add to Cart becomes a Pre-Order button, with a countdown to launch day beside it. When the date arrives the plugin releases the product and emails everyone who reserved. It is part of the DevDiggers WooCommerce plugin range.

The problem

Every week a product is not on the shelf is a week of lost orders

The new batch lands in six weeks. Until then the product page says out of stock, and the buyer who was ready to spend goes somewhere that will take their money today.

So you guess. You order stock without knowing the demand, or you sit on cash while a launch you could have funded goes quiet. Both are expensive, and neither tells you what people actually wanted.

See how pre-orders fix it
  • Out of stock pages send ready buyers to a rival
  • Stock is ordered on a guess
  • Launch day arrives with no queue of paid orders
  • Cash goes out months before any comes back
  • Support answers the same "when is it back" email all week
How it works

How a pre-order works on a WooCommerce product page

A pre-order is a normal WooCommerce order with a date attached. Nothing moves to another system, and nothing needs reconciling later. Here is the whole path, from your admin to release day.

  1. You set a release date and a stock limit

    Pick the product, enter the date it becomes available, and say how many units you are willing to reserve. Leave the stock field empty and there is no cap at all.

  2. The product page becomes a pre-order page

    Add to Cart turns into a Pre-Order button. A badge, the release date and a countdown appear, so nobody is confused about when the item ships.

  3. The customer reserves their unit

    They pay in full, or pay a deposit now and the balance on release. The order lands in WooCommerce like any other, and reserved stock goes down by one.

  4. Release day runs itself

    An hourly check releases the product on its date, emails every customer who reserved, and charges any outstanding balance from the payment method they used.

Features

Everything a WooCommerce pre-order plugin should do

One plugin runs the whole launch: the release date, the button, the countdown, the deposit, the emails and the numbers behind them. It all sits inside your own WooCommerce admin.

Turn any product into a pre-order in one screen

Pick a product, set the release date, set the pre-order stock, save. The product keeps its own page, its own reviews and its own SEO. Nothing is duplicated.

Pre-orders work on simple products and on a single variation, so the small size can take reservations while the large one ships today.

  • Release date and pre-order stock per product
  • Leave stock empty for unlimited reservations
  • Simple products and single variations
  • Switch a pre-order on or off without deleting it
Add Pre-Order Product screen with release date, pre-order stock and status fields

Take a deposit now and the balance on release day

Charge the full price up front, or take a part payment to hold the unit. You set the pre-order amount yourself, so it can be a deposit, a launch discount or a premium for going first.

On release day the plugin charges the rest to the payment method used for the deposit. Customers whose gateway did not save a method get a payment link in My Account instead.

  • Full payment or a deposit, set per product
  • Your own pre-order price, above or below the normal one
  • Remaining balance charged automatically on release
  • Manual pay link in My Account as the fallback
Pre-order product settings showing partial payment and a pre-order price

A countdown that makes launch day feel close

A live countdown to the release date sits on the product page. Urgency you can see beats a sentence in the description that nobody reads.

Five styles ship with the plugin: flip, circle, square, minimal and boxed. Pick one per product, set the accent colour, or hide the countdown where it does not suit the product.

  • Five countdown styles, chosen per product
  • Accent colour matched to your theme
  • Show or hide it on any single product
  • Counts down to the exact release date you set
Five WooCommerce pre-order countdown styles: flip, circle, square, minimal and boxed

Badges and release dates across the whole storefront

Shoppers should know an item is a pre-order before they open it. A badge sits on the shop grid and on the product image, with the release date under the card.

Every part of it is yours to set: the badge wording, its corner and its rounding. Twelve colour pickers cover the badge, the availability label, the price line and the My Account table.

  • Pre-order badge on shop cards and product images
  • Release date shown in product listings
  • Your own badge text, corner and rounding
  • A product notice with the date and price merged in
WooCommerce shop grid with pre-order badges and release dates on product cards

Emails that do the chasing for you

The moment a product is released, everyone who reserved it gets an email. Customers also get a confirmation when the pre-order is placed, and you get one too.

Move a release date and every waiting customer is told automatically, with the old date shown next to the new one. A daily summary warns you before products are due, so nothing is missed.

  • Product available email sent on release
  • Pre-order placed emails for the customer and for you
  • Release date changed email with the old and new dates
  • Daily admin reminder, from 1 to 30 days ahead
Email settings with heading, subject and message editors for pre-order notifications

Release automation, so a date never slips past you

An hourly background check releases every product whose date has arrived. It does not wait for somebody to open the product page, so a release cannot sit unprocessed for days.

You can also let the store handle sell-outs on its own. Any product that hits zero stock becomes a pre-order with a release window you choose, instead of showing as unavailable.

  • Hourly release check, no manual step
  • Out-of-stock products become pre-orders automatically
  • Set the automatic release window in days
  • Bulk set available and bulk send the availability email
Release automation settings with automatic availability and an automatic release window

Checkout rules for how pre-orders are allowed to be bought

Decide whether pre-orders and in-stock items can share a cart. Decide whether reservations are charged shipping, and whether shipping is free while only pre-orders are on the way.

You can also add a pre-order fee as a flat amount or a percentage. Cap how many units one person reserves, limit reservations to chosen roles, and allow only the gateways you trust.

  • Mixed carts of pre-order and in-stock products
  • Pre-order fee, fixed or a percentage, with your own label
  • Quantity caps per order and per customer
  • Restrict by user role and by payment gateway
Advanced checkout rules with pre-order fee, quantity limits and gateway settings

A pre-order dashboard that answers what to build next

The dashboard counts pre-order products, active products, pre-order orders, revenue and reserved stock, each against the period before it. A trend chart plots orders and revenue over the range you pick.

Below that sit the answers you act on. Release status, the split between full payments and deposits, your top pre-order products, and a pipeline of what releases next.

  • Revenue, orders and reserved stock with period change
  • Release status: available, awaiting release and overdue
  • Payment mix of full payments against deposits
  • Top products, recent activity and a release pipeline
WooCommerce pre-order dashboard with revenue cards, a sales trend chart and release status

Customers manage their own pre-orders

A Pre-Orders tab appears in My Account listing what each customer reserved, when it is due, and what is left to pay. They can pay a balance, view the order or cancel from there.

On your side, product and order lists show reserved stock, release status and the remaining amount. Filters, search and a CSV export of the fields you choose sit on the same screens.

  • Pre-Orders tab in My Account, with your own slug
  • Customers pay the balance, view or cancel themselves
  • Admin lists with release status and remaining amounts
  • CSV export of pre-order products and orders
My Account Pre-Orders table listing reserved products, release dates and balances
What you need

What it takes to run pre-orders on your store

Less than most people expect. If you can already take an order, you can already take a pre-order. The list is short.

A product and a date

One existing WooCommerce product and the day you expect to ship it. The date can move later, and everyone who reserved is told when it does.

The gateway you already use

Full pre-orders work with any WooCommerce gateway. Charging a balance on release day needs a gateway that saves the payment method, such as Stripe.

A number you are happy to reserve

Pre-order stock is your promise, so set it to what you can really deliver. Leave it empty when supply is not the limit.

Nothing else at all

No second checkout, no external service and no monthly fee per order. Pre-orders are normal WooCommerce orders, sitting in your normal orders screen.

Compatibility

Works with the WooCommerce setup you already run

This pre-order plugin for WooCommerce hooks into the product, cart and order screens you already have. Your theme, your gateways and your languages keep working the same way.

HPOS readyThe plugin declares WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage support, so it stays in step with the latest WooCommerce order storage.
Cart and checkout blocksBlock cart and block checkout compatibility is declared, and pre-order badges are added to WooCommerce product blocks as well as classic loops.
Your existing payment gatewaysFull pre-orders take payment through any gateway you already run. You can also allow reservations on chosen gateways only, and leave the rest for normal orders.
Simple products and variationsA pre-order can be set on a simple product or on a single variation. One size or colour can take reservations while the others ship today.
Multilingual readyA .pot file ships with the plugin, so every label a shopper sees can be translated with WPML, Polylang or Loco Translate.
Clean hooks for developersThe plugin follows WordPress coding standards and adds its own actions and filters, so a developer can extend the pre-order data or the product form.
Why this plugin

What this WooCommerce pre-order plugin does that others do not

Most pre-order tools stop at a date and a button. The hard parts are the money and the day the date arrives, and that is where this one puts its work.

  1. Deposits without a second plugin

    Take part payment now and the balance on release, inside the same plugin. Most pre-order tools send you to a separate deposits plugin and leave you to join the two together.

  2. The balance charges itself

    On release day the remaining amount is taken from the payment method used for the deposit. Nobody has to email a hundred customers asking them to pay the rest.

  3. A release that does not need you

    An hourly check releases due products and sends the emails. Plugins that only act when somebody loads the product page leave releases sitting for days.

  4. Sell-outs become pre-orders on their own

    Turn one switch on and any product that hits zero keeps taking orders with a release window, instead of showing a dead out-of-stock page.

  5. Real rules at checkout

    Quantity caps per customer, allowed roles, allowed gateways, a pre-order fee and free shipping while only reservations are shipping. Most tools give you none of this.

  6. Five countdown styles

    Flip, circle, square, minimal and boxed, chosen per product with your accent colour. The countdown is the part shoppers react to, so it should fit the product.

  7. A dashboard with real numbers

    Pre-order revenue, reserved stock, payment mix, top products and what releases next. You learn which launch to repeat instead of guessing again.

  8. Orders stay in WooCommerce

    A pre-order is a normal WooCommerce order with pre-order data attached. Nothing lives in an outside service, so your reports and exports still tell the truth.

  9. Your store keeps its speed

    Scripts and styles load only where a pre-order product is actually shown. The rest of your store carries none of the weight.

  10. Pairs with store credit

    Run it beside our WooCommerce wallet plugin so a cancelled reservation can go back as credit instead of a refund. Both come from the same team.

  11. Built by WooCommerce specialists

    This plugin is made by a team that builds WooCommerce plugins full time, follows WordPress coding standards, and usually answers support within hours.

Free and Pro

What the free pre-order build does, and what Pro adds

The free build is a working pre-order system with no time limit. It sets release dates, reserves stock, shows badges and a countdown, and emails customers on release. Pro adds the money side: deposits, the automatic balance charge, checkout rules, the release emails, the analytics and CSV export.

What you get Free Pro
Release date on any product Yes Yes
Pre-order stock limit, or unlimited Yes Yes
Add to Cart becomes a Pre-Order button Yes Yes
Your own wording on the Pre-Order button Yes Yes
Simple products and single variations Yes Yes
Reserved stock tracked per product Yes Yes
Pre-order badge on shop cards and product images Yes Yes
Release date shown in product listings Yes Yes
Badge text, corner and rounding Yes Yes
Product notice with date and price placeholders Yes Yes
Storefront colours for badge, labels, price and tables Yes Yes
Countdown to the release date Yes Yes
Countdown styles to choose from Minimal only Five styles
Automatic release on the availability date Yes Yes
Product available email on release Yes Yes
Pre-order placed email to the customer Yes Yes
New pre-order email to the store admin Yes Yes
Heading, subject and message editor per email Yes Yes
Pre-Orders tab in My Account Yes Yes
Customers view and cancel their own pre-orders Yes Yes
Admin product and order lists with filters and search Yes Yes
Bulk set available and send availability email Yes Yes
Mixed carts of pre-order and in-stock products Yes Yes
Shipping on pre-orders switched on or off Yes Yes
Dashboard with revenue, orders and product counts Yes Yes
Pre-order sales trend chart Yes Yes
Guided setup wizard Yes Yes
HPOS, cart and checkout blocks, translation ready Yes Yes
Price charged for a pre-order The product price Any price you set
Deposit now, balance on release No Yes
Balance charged automatically on release day No Yes
Pay the balance from My Account No Yes
Pre-order fee, fixed or a percentage No Yes
Free shipping while only pre-orders are shipping No Yes
Maximum quantity per order No Yes
Maximum quantity per customer No Yes
Limit pre-orders to logged-in customers or roles No Yes
Allow only chosen payment gateways No Yes
Choose which order statuses confirm or release a pre-order No Yes
Out-of-stock products become pre-orders automatically No Yes
Automatic release window in days No Yes
Release date changed email, with old and new dates No Yes
Daily admin reminder before products release No Yes
Reserved stock summary card No Yes
Release status: available, awaiting release, overdue No Yes
Payment mix of full payments against deposits No Yes
Top pre-order products and recent activity No Yes
Release pipeline of what goes live next No Yes
CSV export of pre-order products and orders No Yes
Updates From WordPress.org One click, with an active plan
Support WordPress.org forum Priority, answered in hours
Price Free From $79 a year
Why DevDiggers

Why WooCommerce store owners buy from us

Official WooCommerce contributor

More than 20 accepted contributions to WooCommerce core. The standards we hold the platform to go into this plugin too.

Envato Elite Author

More than $125,000 in sales and 500+ five-star reviews across Trustpilot, Google and Envato.

Payment handled as well as the date

Deposits, the balance charged on release and the fee rules are in the plugin. Most pre-order tools stop at the release date and leave the payment side to you.

Support that answers in hours

Real WooCommerce developers answer your tickets. Every plan includes priority support and a 14-day refund.

Your orders stay your orders

A pre-order is a normal WooCommerce order in your own database. There is no outside service holding your customers, and no per-order cut.

Runs in any language

Translation ready with a bundled language file and support for WPML, Polylang and Loco, so pre-orders read right in any market.

Recognition

Earned on the Envato marketplace

Elite Author Elite Author Sold more than $125,000 on Envato Market. Featured Author Featured Author Made it to the Authors' Hall of Fame. Community Health Community Health Took part in community research initiatives. WP Compliant WP Compliant Keeps items to current WordPress standards. Copyright Ninja Copyright Ninja Helped protect against copyright violations. Feedback Guru Feedback Guru Joined a group to improve the experience. Trendsetter Trendsetter Had an item that was trending. Featured Item Featured Item Had an item featured on Envato Market.
Who it is for

Stores that sell things before they exist

Drops and limited releases

Sneakers, streetwear and collectibles live on launch day. A countdown and a cap per customer turn a drop into a queue you control instead of a race you lose.

Makers and small-batch brands

Take deposits before the batch is made and let the reservations pay for the materials. You find out how many to build before you spend a thing.

Electronics and gadgets

Shipments slip and customers accept it, as long as they are told. Move the release date and every waiting buyer is emailed the new one automatically.

Books, games and media

A publication date is a marketing date. Take orders from the announcement onward, then release the whole queue on the morning it goes live.

Food, farm boxes and seasonal stock

Harvests and seasonal runs sell out before they arrive. Reserve exactly what you can supply, and stop taking orders the moment the number is met.

Equipment and made-to-order B2B

Long lead times need a deposit. Take part payment to start the build, then charge the balance when the unit is ready to leave the floor.

Setup

How to set up pre-orders in WooCommerce in four steps

Install and activate

Add the plugin to your WordPress site and activate it. A setup wizard opens on the first run and switches pre-orders on for you.

Set your global rules

Name the Pre-Order button, choose whether releases happen automatically, and set the badge, colours and checkout rules once for the whole store.

Add your first pre-order product

Pick the product, set the release date and the stock you will reserve, choose full payment or a deposit, and save it as active.

Customers reserve, the plugin releases

Orders arrive with the release date attached. On the day, the product goes live, the emails go out and any balance is charged.

What store owners say about Pre-Order

Real reviews from verified buyers of our WooCommerce pre-order plugin.

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Super Responsive and Helpful Support

The team is very responsive and helpful. They have one of the quickest customer support responses I’ve experienced.
flintstudio Verified buyer November 24, 2022

Professional and Skilled Support Team

The technical support is friendly and professional. The team has strong WordPress skills and was very helpful. Many thanks for the great support!
d_alinus2004 Verified buyer July 2, 2022

Professional Support and Great Experience

I’m really impressed with this product. The customer support is excellent—they responded within an hour and even invited me to Skype for better communication. They are reliable and professional, and my issue was fixed…
hansnorden Verified buyer February 18, 2022

Works Perfectly with Efficient Support

Nice plugin that works perfectly. The support team is very efficient and helpful whenever needed.
fraglive Verified buyer March 8, 2021

Easy to Use Pre-Order Plugin

The plugin is very easy to use if you want to add a pre-order feature to your WooCommerce store. I needed some custom changes, and the support team responded quickly, understood my needs, and…
alijans Verified buyer December 23, 2020

Great Plugin with Excellent Support

Along with being a great plugin, the customer support is excellent. Really happy with the experience so far and looking forward to future updates and new features!
clvxc Verified buyer December 19, 2020

Fast and Professional Support

The support team is quick to respond and very professional. A smooth and reliable experience overall.
vpedre Verified buyer December 5, 2020

Great Plugin with Useful Features

The support was quick and helped resolve my issue without any hassle. The plugin works well and offers useful features for managing pre-orders. I’d love to see options like allowing pre-orders without adding stock,…
rasordesign Verified buyer November 22, 2020

Best Pre-Order Plugin with Excellent Support

I’ve tried many pre-order plugins, and this one does it right. It gives you full flexibility, you can create pre-orders whether stock is available or not, set limits, and smoothly switch to normal purchasing…
maxumfitness Verified buyer November 13, 2020

Fast and Professional Support

The support team is quick and professional, providing a smooth and hassle-free experience every time. Highly recommended!
tania_tf Verified buyer November 9, 2020

Add a WooCommerce pre-order plugin from $79 a year

One yearly price with every pre-order feature in it. No cut of your orders, no monthly subscription, and no cap on how many products take reservations.

Every plan works as long as your subscription stays active. It renews yearly until you cancel, and you can cancel anytime from your account. Every plan is backed by our 14-day refund policy.

1 Site License

Normally $99

$79/year

Just $6.58/mo, billed annually

  • Use on 1 website
  • Unlimited pre-order products
  • Deposits, checkout rules and analytics
  • Unlimited updates
  • Priority support
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5 Sites License

Normally $249

$199/year

Just $16.58/mo, billed annually

  • Use on 5 websites
  • Unlimited pre-order products
  • Deposits, checkout rules and analytics
  • Unlimited updates
  • Priority support
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10 Sites License

Normally $379

$299/year

Just $24.92/mo, billed annually

  • Use on 10 websites
  • Unlimited pre-order products
  • Deposits, checkout rules and analytics
  • Unlimited updates
  • Priority support
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Secured by a 14-day refund policy

If Pre-Order does not work as promised on your setup, you have the backup of our 14-day refund policy to ask for your money back.

Version 2.0.0
Last updated August 29, 2026
Changelog
WordPress 6.5+ (tested to 7.1.2)
WooCommerce 9.0+ (tested to 11.1.2)
PHP 7.4+

See Pre-Order in action

Every screen below comes from the plugin running a real WooCommerce store. The live demo is the same build and needs no account.

WooCommerce Pre-Order admin dashboard with five KPI cards and a pre-order sales trend chart
Pre-order revenue, orders, active products and reserved stock at a glance.
FAQ

WooCommerce pre-order plugin FAQ

Answers to what store owners ask us most about running pre-orders on WooCommerce.

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No. WooCommerce core has stock statuses and backorders, but no release date and no way to tell a buyer when an item ships. You add pre-orders with a plugin. Pre-Order gives each product a release date, a pre-order stock limit and a Pre-Order button.

Install the plugin, then open the Products tab and add a pre-order. Choose the product, set the release date and the stock you are willing to reserve, and save it as active.

The product page then shows a pre-order badge, the release date and a countdown, and Add to Cart becomes a Pre-Order button. Orders arrive in WooCommerce as normal.

Yes, with the Pro version. Set the payment method to partial and enter the amount taken at checkout. On release day the plugin charges the remaining balance to the payment method used for the deposit. If that gateway did not save one, the customer gets a payment link in My Account instead.

An hourly background check finds every product whose date has passed and releases it. Each customer who reserved gets the product available email, any outstanding balance is charged, and the product goes back to selling normally. Nobody has to open the product page for this to happen.

Yes. Edit the date and save. Everyone who already reserved the product is emailed automatically, and the message can show the old date next to the new one. The countdown on the product page updates at the same time. The release date changed email is a Pro feature.

A backorder lets an order through after stock hits zero. It sets no date, sends no notice, and leaves the buyer guessing when the item ships.

A pre-order is a promise with a date on it. The buyer sees when it arrives, you cap how many you reserve, and everyone gets an email the moment it goes live.

A pre-order can be set on a simple product or on a single variation. One size, colour or model can take reservations while the rest of the variations ship today. Each variation you set up gets its own release date and its own stock limit.

Yes, with the Pro version. Set a maximum quantity per order and a maximum quantity per customer, either as a store-wide default or per product. The per-customer cap counts every reservation that customer has already placed for that product, so a drop cannot be bought out by one account.

Yes, and you decide. Mixed cart checkout is a switch in the checkout settings. When it is on, in-stock items keep their normal shipping and pricing while the pre-order items follow the pre-order rules. When it is off, customers check out their reservations on their own.

Not for a full pre-order. Those take payment through whatever gateway you already run. Charging the balance automatically on release day needs a gateway that stores the payment method for later use, such as Stripe. Without one the customer simply gets a link to pay the balance from My Account.

Yes. Our free build sets release dates and pre-order stock and swaps in the Pre-Order button. It shows the badge, the release date and a countdown, and emails customers when a product goes live.

Pro adds the money side. A custom pre-order price, deposits with the balance charged on release, checkout rules, the release emails, the analytics widgets and CSV export.

Yes. The plugin declares compatibility with the WooCommerce cart and checkout blocks. Pre-order badges are added to WooCommerce product blocks as well as to classic product loops. Block themes and classic themes both work with no special setup.

Yes. That email is the point of the whole system, and it goes out on release without anyone pressing a button. You can rewrite its heading, subject and message, and drop in the customer name, product name, release date and pre-order price. You can also send it by hand to a product from the admin list.

Yes, with the Pro version. The pre-order price is set per product. It can sit below the normal price as a launch discount, above it for early stock, or at a fraction of it as a deposit. The free build charges the product price as it stands.

A Pre-Orders tab appears in My Account listing every product they reserved, its release date, its status and anything left to pay. From there they can pay a balance, open the order or cancel the reservation. You can rename the tab and change its URL slug.

Yes, with the Pro version. Export pre-order products with stock, reserved stock, price, release date and status. Export pre-order orders with the customer email, quantity, order total and remaining amount. You pick the columns and the plugin builds the CSV.

No. The scripts and styles load only where a pre-order product is actually shown, so the rest of your store is untouched. The release check runs in the background on a schedule, in batches, rather than during a page load.

Pre-Order comes with a 14-day refund policy. If the plugin does not work as described on your setup, contact us within 14 days for a full refund. You can read the full terms on our refund policy page.

Every store weighs this differently, so we put the options side by side instead of only making our own case.

Read our comparison of the best WooCommerce pre-order plugins to see where Pre-Order fits before you buy.

Start taking orders before the stock arrives

Add a WooCommerce pre-order plugin that sets the release date, takes the deposit and runs launch day for you. Try the live demo, then pick a plan and turn your next restock into paid orders.

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14-day money back Fair, no questions asked
Always compatible Latest WP and Woo
Custom builds Made for your store
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Why store owners pick this plugin

What you get the day you turn it on.

  • Release dates, reserved stock and a live countdown
  • Deposits with the balance charged on release day
  • Emails that go out without you remembering
  • Pre-order revenue and demand in one dashboard
  • 500+ five-star reviews, Elite Author
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