Let customers pick the day. Only days you can deliver.
Mint Delivery Date adds a date and time-slot picker to your cart. Lead times, cut-offs, closed days and order limits are worked out on your store's clock, and on Pro checkout re-checks the date, so nobody books a day you can't make.
Delivery dates that match how you work
Set your rules once; the cart only offers dates you can deliver or have ready for pickup.
Turn on the app embed and the picker appears above your checkout button, in the drawer and on the cart page — or place a block exactly where you want it. A keyboard- and screen-reader-friendly calendar in your store's language.
Lead time in days or hours, a cut-off such as “orders after 2 pm count as tomorrow's”, and the option to count only the days you're open.
Close weekdays, single dates or whole ranges like the holidays, and choose how far ahead customers can book.
Offer time slots by weekday and cap orders per date and per slot. Counts come from your real orders — cancelled orders free the space — and full dates can't be chosen.
Pickup gets its own lead time, cut-off, closed days, slots and limits. Optionally, checkout makes sure the shipping option matches the method chosen in the cart.
See upcoming deliveries by date and time slot with links to each order. Orders get a tag like delivery-2026-10-06 for filtering, and Pro exports the list as CSV.
Switch on, set your rules, done
No theme code to edit.
One click from the app opens your theme editor with the date picker ready. Save, and it appears in your cart.
Lead time, cut-off, closed days and holidays. A live preview shows exactly which dates customers can choose right now.
The date, time slot and method are on every order, tagged by date and listed in the app by day.
One flat monthly price
Billed through Shopify. No limit on orders, no fees per order. Cancel anytime.
- Date picker in the cart drawer and cart page
- Lead time in days or hours, order cut-off
- Closed weekdays, holidays, how far ahead
- Ask for a date before the cart's checkout button
- Deliveries list and order tags by date
- Time slots
- Order limits per date and per slot
- Local pickup with its own rules
- Checkout check for a valid date, express checkout included
- CSV export of deliveries
Questions merchants ask
Which time zone are the dates in?
Your store's time zone (Settings → General in Shopify). A shopper in another time zone sees exactly the same dates, and cut-off times follow your store's clock — including on daylight-saving change days, when the clock time is what counts.
Can customers check out without choosing a date?
In the cart, the checkout button asks for a date first (you can turn this off). Express checkout buttons and Buy it now go straight to checkout, so on Pro you can switch on the checkout check: every checkout then needs a date that is still available, with a message asking the customer to return to the cart.
Where do I see the date on the order?
On the order in Shopify under Additional details (Delivery date, Delivery time, Delivery method), in the app's Deliveries list, and as an order tag if you keep tagging on.
How do order limits work?
On Pro, each date and time slot can have a maximum number of orders. The app counts orders with that date as they come in (cancelled ones don't count); when a date or slot is full it can't be chosen in the cart and checkout rejects it. Two customers checking out the very last spot at the same moment can both get through, because a limit is updated as each order arrives.
Does it change shipping rates or delivery areas?
No. Rates, local delivery zones and local pickup locations stay in Shopify's shipping settings. The app adds the date, time slot and method to the cart and the order.
Will it leave code in my theme?
No. It uses a theme app extension only — nothing is written into your theme files — and uninstalling removes it completely.
Take orders for the days you can deliver.
Free to start. Built by Mint Labs.
Coming soon to the Shopify App Store