Shopify Checkout Blocks Customisation Experts

Shopify Checkout Blocks is Shopify's free app for changing checkout without code: content blocks, custom fields, payment and delivery method rules, order value limits and custom discounts. The catch is the plan split. On Shopify Plus, the app reaches the checkout page itself. On Basic, Grow and Advanced, it covers the two post-purchase pages (Thank you and Order status), order value limits and address format rules. Merchants hire Shopify Checkout Blocks experts to configure Plus checkouts, rebuild post-purchase content after Shopify's forced page upgrade, set wholesale order minimums, and replace block features Shopify has retired. As of October 2026, the Checkout Blocks badge sits on 27 shopexperts profiles, 16 agencies and 11 freelancers, with four each in Canada, the UK and the US. Note your plan and list what you want changed at checkout before you message anyone. Then compare the profiles below.

Top-rated Checkout Blocks experts

What Checkout Blocks experts change at checkout

Checkout is the one page where a careless change costs money the same afternoon. Most Checkout Blocks work is configuration rather than code, but the configuration choices are exactly where stores go wrong.

Plus checkout customisation. Custom fields such as a terms checkbox or a gift message. Hiding, renaming and reordering delivery and payment methods. Custom order and shipping discounts with advanced rules. All of it needs Shopify Plus.

Content blocks with display rules. Banners, buttons, images, text and accordions that appear only when set conditions are met. The display rules are the skill. A block every customer sees, whether it applies to them or not, is usually a block nobody needed.

Thank you and Order status pages. Shopify set 26 August 2026 as the upgrade deadline for both pages and automatically upgraded any store that hadn't acted. Older customisations, such as additional scripts, have to be rebuilt. Every plan from Basic up can place static and dynamic content blocks here.

Wholesale order limits. Minimum and maximum order subtotals reached Basic, Grow and Advanced in April 2026, so a wholesale minimum no longer requires a Plus upgrade.

Functions and line-item blocks. The app also covers Functions, a branding editor, and line-item content and editing blocks. Experts who list Shopify development take these on when a no-code block can't express the rule.

Checkout audits. A review of every active block, rule and discount against what Shopify has changed since early 2025, with a list of what to keep, rebuild or delete.

How much does a Shopify Checkout Blocks expert cost?

The app is free, but your plan decides what an expert can build with it: the checkout page itself on Plus, the post-purchase pages and order value limits elsewhere. The tiles use starting prices published by the 27 Checkout Blocks badge holders (USD, checked October 2026); profiles showing zero don't count. A starting price is the lowest project price an expert lists. Your checkout's scope sets the real figure.

Middle half

$100 – $500

Where half of these checkout specialists begin

Median

$180

Midpoint of the 27 Checkout Blocks starting prices

Top quarter

$500 – $5,000

Highest entry prices among Checkout Blocks badge holders

Scope drives everything. A few content blocks on the Thank you page is a short job. A Plus checkout with custom fields, method rules, custom discounts and Functions, tested with real orders before launch, is a project.

For a quote, send your plan, screenshots of checkout and both post-purchase pages, the exact rules you need (which methods to hide, which fields to add), and any blocks still running that Shopify has since retired. And don't book checkout changes for your busiest trading weeks.

What changed in Checkout Blocks during 2025 and 2026

Since early 2025, Checkout Blocks has lost two features, changed its styling and moved one feature down the plan ladder. A good expert starts by checking what your store still relies on.

Address Blocker is gone. Shopify sunset the Address Blocker block on 31 August 2026. Its replacement is a native checkout rule, Address format validation, under Settings → Checkout → Checkout rules, open to all merchants. If you depended on the block, that logic has to be recreated as a rule and tested.

Checkbox upsells stopped auto-adding products. Shopify removed auto-add from checkbox upsell blocks on 20 February 2025. Free-gift setups that relied on it now need a third-party app.

Post-purchase pages were upgraded for you. The 26 August 2026 deadline has passed, and Shopify upgraded the stores that hadn't moved. Load a test order's Thank you page and its Order status page, and confirm tracking, messages and survey prompts still appear.

Styling options shrank. A 31 March 2026 API upgrade mapped custom text sizes in static, dynamic and line-item content blocks to a simpler small and default range, and removed some styling options. Blocks designed before then may look different now.

The plan rules moved. Order value limits reached Basic, Grow, Advanced and Plus on 13 April 2026, yet the help-centre overview still says every feature beyond post-purchase content blocks is Plus-only. The changelog and App Store listing are the current word. Staff editing blocks also need metaobject content permissions, not just app access.

Checkout work on these 27 profiles

Of the 27 badge holders, 21 list Store Setup & Management, 19 list Shopify Development and 11 list Design, UX & Branding. The checkout projects they take on:

Plus checkout configuration

Custom fields, method rules and custom discounts

Post-purchase page rebuilds

Thank you and Order status blocks after the forced upgrade

Order value limits

Wholesale minimums and maximums on any plan from Basic up

Retired-feature cleanup

Address format rules and replacements for auto-add upsells

Conditional checkout content

Banners, images and accordions behind display rules

Functions in Checkout Blocks

Rules a static block can't express, for development-minded experts

Shopify Checkout Blocks app: plans, retired features, access

Do I need Shopify Plus for the Shopify Checkout Blocks app?

For the checkout page itself, yes. Custom fields, payment and delivery method rules, custom discounts and content blocks inside checkout are Plus features. On Basic, Grow and Advanced, the app still handles order value limits and content blocks for the two post-purchase pages, Thank you and Order status. If checkout customisation is your only reason to consider Plus, price the work before the upgrade.

What replaced the Address Blocker block?

A native checkout rule called Address format validation, under Settings → Checkout → Checkout rules, available to all merchants. Shopify sunset the block on 31 August 2026. Whatever address logic you ran through it needs rebuilding as a rule, then testing with real addresses from the places you ship to.

Can Checkout Blocks still add a free gift to the order automatically?

No. Since 20 February 2025, checkbox upsell blocks can't auto-add products, and auto-added free gifts now need a third-party app. If your checkout still shows an old upsell block, have an expert check it, so customers aren't promised a gift that never reaches the order.

Can I set a minimum order value without Plus?

Yes, since 13 April 2026. Order value limits in Checkout Blocks work on Basic, Grow, Advanced and Plus, with a minimum and maximum subtotal. That's the simplest way to enforce a wholesale minimum. Shopify described the change as following its expansion of key B2B features to select non-Plus plans.

Why do my checkout blocks look different now?

A 31 March 2026 update simplified block styling. Custom text sizes in static, dynamic and line-item content blocks now map to small or default, and some styling options went. Blocks built before that date may need a layout review. Usually that means shorter copy and a clearer order, not a rebuild.

Who on my team can edit Checkout Blocks?

Staff need access to the app and permission to manage metaobject content. If someone opens the app and can't save a block, check those permissions before assuming the app is broken. Give a hired expert a staff account with the same access rather than sharing an owner login. Our checkout troubleshooting guide covers other common faults.