Questions, answered.

A gift registry app for Shopify stores. Your customers build a registry for a wedding, baby shower, birthday or any other occasion, add gifts from your store and from any other online shop, and share one link with their guests. Giftpin suggests your matching products beside everything added from elsewhere, so your store gets the first look at every gift.

From your store. Giftpin adds theme blocks you place with the theme editor: an Add to registry button for product pages, and Create, Find and Manage registry links you can put on any page. The registry pages themselves live on your own store's domain.

Yes, on both plans. Export your registries from your old app as a spreadsheet (CSV) and upload it in Giftpin under Registries → Import registries. You see what will be imported before anything is created. Items are matched to your products by SKU or barcode, and gifts that were already bought stay marked as bought.

No. You add Giftpin's blocks in Shopify's theme editor, and everything else is set up from the Giftpin page in your Shopify admin.

Weddings, engagements, bridal and baby showers, baptisms, birthdays, bar and bat mitzvahs, quinceañeras, graduations, off to college, housewarmings, anniversaries, retirements, the holidays, new pets, fundraisers, corporate gifting and anything else. You choose which ones your store offers in Giftpin's settings.

No. The registrant gets a private link by email to manage their registry, and guests just open the shared link.

The registrant pastes a product link and Giftpin fills in the photo, name and price from that page. Guests buy those gifts on the original store's website, and Giftpin marks the gift as possibly taken while they do. Nothing from another store is added to your catalog, and you're never asked to fulfil it.

Your Add to registry button can still help. In the button's settings in the theme editor, tick Also offer Babylist, Also offer "Another registry", or both. The button then asks Which registry? Babylist adds the product, with the variant the shopper picked, through Babylist's own add-to-Babylist script. Another registry (copy link) copies the product link so they can paste it into any registry that adds gifts from a link, or use that site's own button, like Add to Zola. Both are free on every plan. Giftpin isn't affiliated with Babylist or Zola, and it doesn't track purchases made from registries on other sites.

When a guest heads off to buy something, the registry immediately shows Someone may be buying this. If they don't go through with it, the gift becomes available again. For gifts from your store, the registry updates as soon as the order comes in.

Yes, for gifts bought from your store. When the registrant saves a shipping address, Giftpin puts it on the order so the gift goes straight to them. Guests never see the address.

Yes, with Pro. On their registry page, the registrant taps Scan a barcode in the store and points their own phone at a product's barcode. Giftpin finds the product in your catalog and adds it in one tap. They can also type the number under the barcode. Your products need a barcode or SKU filled in in Shopify.

Their manage page keeps a who-gave-what list for thank-you notes, and they can download it as a spreadsheet. With Pro, Giftpin also emails them a thank-you reminder after the event.

Yes. Getting express checkouts right is the hardest part of a registry app, and it's what Giftpin was built around. Purchases through Shop Pay, Apple Pay, Google Pay, the Shop app and your regular checkout are all credited to the right registry and item.

It reads your catalog to suggest matching products and to show your items on registries, and it can add the registrant's address to a registry order. It never edits your products, prices or inventory. If you turn on Pro's completion discount, it also creates the single-use discount codes.

Through Shopify. The $9.99 monthly charge appears on your regular Shopify invoice, in US dollars. There's no separate card to add.

You get Giftpin Pro free for 14 days. Cancel before it ends and you won't be charged.

Yes, any time, from the Plan page inside the app. Your registries and their items stay exactly as they are.

When a guest clicks through to or buys a registry item from another website, Giftpin may earn a small affiliate commission or referral fee. It never changes the guest's price, it's disclosed on the registry page, and it never applies to purchases from your own store.

Not on your products or registry gifts. Neither plan adds a fee to them. The one exception is optional: if you list your gift cards on giftpin.app with Pro, Giftpin charges 2% of each gift card sold through the listing, on your Shopify bill, and nothing during your free trial.

A page at giftpin.app/gift-cards where shoppers can buy gift cards from stores that use Giftpin. It's part of Pro. Shoppers pay at your own checkout for your own Shopify gift card, so you keep the money and any unspent balance. Giftpin never sells or holds gift card money. Giftpin charges 2% of each gift card sold this way, with no fee during your free trial.

No. Both plans include unlimited registries, items and guests.

Only what running the registry needs, such as the registrant's name, email and, if they choose, a shipping address, plus which orders were registry gifts. Email addresses are never shown to guests. The full details are in our privacy policy.

Some links to other stores on a registry may earn Giftpin a small commission, at no extra cost to you. It doesn't change your price.