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The buyer pays one order (the parent). Each recipient order is created at $0 with a 100% "Paid on order #…" discount, so Shopify reports count the money once. The recipient orders are the ones you pick, pack and ship.

Yes. The recipient page is hosted by GiftSplit under your store domain (/apps/giftsplit), so nothing is injected into your theme’s cart code. The cart block and app embed only add a button and two optional fields.

No. Everything works on every plan. Buyers pay in Shopify’s own checkout, so Shop Pay and your payment methods work as usual.

Stock is deducted once, on the paid parent order. Recipient orders are created without touching inventory.

Percentage off, fixed amount off and free shipping codes that apply to all products and all customers. Buy X get Y and product-specific codes aren’t supported on multi-address orders yet. Automatic discounts don’t apply.

Not on multi-address orders: Shopify doesn’t allow gift cards on draft-order checkouts. Normal single-address orders are unaffected.

The buyer gets the normal order confirmation for the paid order and, if you leave it on, a shipping confirmation per recipient order. Recipients never get store emails: their email is only stored on the gift note.

Default mode: tax is finalised in checkout on the buyer’s address, and the per-address tax you see on the recipient page is an estimate. Growth plan "Split accounting" mode puts the real per-destination tax on each recipient order and silently cancels the parent, for stores that file destination-based sales tax.

GiftSplit retries five times with increasing gaps. If it still fails you get an alert in the app (and by email). Open Sends → the order → Repair. Nothing is lost: the buyer has paid and the recipient list is saved.

Yes, on the Growth plan: Staff sends → paste or upload a CSV of recipients → GiftSplit creates the checkout and emails your client a payment link, or you mark it paid if they paid by bank transfer.