Tell shoppers exactly
when it lands.

One sentence on the product page, right near the buy button — something like “Order within 4 hours — estimated delivery Tuesday 26 August.” Nothing else on the page changes.

No. The storefront code is under 10 KB, loads no external libraries, and never makes a network request — it reads a setting your shop already stores and calculates the date right there in the browser.

You mark your shop's non-working days and any closed periods once — a public holiday, a shutdown week, whatever applies to you — and DeliverBy skips them automatically when it counts preparation and transit days forward.

Yes — English and French are built in, for both the sentence shoppers read and the admin screens you use to manage it.

The block shows nothing at all. It's built to never display “NaN,” “Invalid Date,” or a broken sentence — silence is always safer than a wrong promise.

Just enough to do the job: your products, to show the block, and — once order tracking is fully approved — order and fulfillment events, so it can record the date it promised and compare it to what actually happened. Never payment details.

Yes. Pick from a few ready-made styles, or write your own sentence in your own words, in either language.

Not yet — it's already running in production today, and the approval process for full order tracking is currently in progress. Reach out below if you'd like early access.