City and region rules
Set transit days for Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, secondary cities and upcountry separately, because a two-day promise does not hold everywhere.
Show a real expected delivery date on product, cart and checkout pages, calculated from the buyer's city, your courier transit times, dispatch cut-off, handling time and the holiday calendar. The same date repeats in order confirmations.
Vague shipping copy costs conversions and generates support messages. This app replaces it with a date. You define transit days per courier per city or region, a dispatch cut-off time, handling time per product, and which days count as working days. The app applies those rules to the visitor's location and renders a dated message: order in the next two hours and it arrives Thursday. The identical calculation is written into the order confirmation.
Set transit days for Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, secondary cities and upcountry separately, because a two-day promise does not hold everywhere.
Maintain a table per courier, so a TCS route and a Leopards route on the same city produce different dates when they genuinely differ.
Orders after the cut-off roll to the next working day. A live countdown shows how long the buyer has to make today's dispatch.
Mark weekends, Eid holidays and public closures. Those days are skipped in the calculation rather than quietly promised as transit days.
Made-to-order, stitched or preorder items carry their own handling days, added before transit, set per product or per collection.
Insert the same estimate into order confirmation and dispatch messages so the number the buyer saw is the number they are reminded of.
Enter transit days per courier and city group, your dispatch cut-off time and your working-day calendar.
Set handling time on products or collections that take longer to prepare than your standard stock lines.
Place the theme block on product, cart and checkout pages and choose the wording and date format.
Add the estimate variable to your confirmation notifications, then review accuracy against actual delivery dates monthly.
A specific arrival date removes the main hesitation on time-sensitive purchases like gifts, Eid clothing and event wear.
Most tracking enquiries arrive before the parcel is even late. A stated date sets the clock and stops the early WhatsApp queue.
A countdown to same-day dispatch is a real deadline, not a fake timer, so it pushes conversion without damaging trust.
COD buyers who expected two days and waited eight often refuse the parcel. Accurate promises reduce that share of RTO.
[PRICE] per month. One transit table, dispatch cut-off, holiday calendar and the product page estimate block.
[PRICE] per month. Adds per-courier tables, per-product handling time, cart and checkout display and notification variables.
[PRICE] per month. Multi-store, accuracy reporting against actual delivery dates, API access and setup support.
On product pages it uses an approximate location lookup, with a city selector the visitor can change. At checkout it uses the address entered, so the figure shown at the decision point is the accurate one. You can also display a default city estimate instead.
The estimate is a forecast built from your own transit table, not a guarantee, and the wording makes that clear. Review the accuracy report periodically and adjust transit days per city rather than leaving optimistic numbers in place.
When a cart mixes an in-stock item with a made-to-order one, the app shows the later date for the whole cart by default, or splits the estimate per line if you prefer. Showing the earlier date on a mixed cart creates a complaint later.
Yes. If prepaid orders skip a verification call and dispatch sooner, add that difference as a rule. It gives buyers a concrete reason to pay by Raast, Easypaisa or JazzCash instead of choosing cash.
We will build your transit tables from real courier performance and fit the block to your theme.