Shipping delay notice still up after the delay ended? Schedule notices to start and stop.

The mess without it

December 15th: the last-order-for-Christmas bar should go up. You forget until the 17th. January 4th: the same bar still says "Order by Dec 18", and a new customer emails to ask if you're still open.

How Quick Notice fixes it

• Notices go up and come down on time. Start/stop scheduling.
• Write it fast. Templates for promotions, shipping delays and order updates.
• See it before customers do. Live preview and customizable styling.

Don't take our word for it: these are the app's own screenshots from its App Store listing.

Screenshots: Quick Notice's public Shopify App Store listing, 28 Oct 2026. Marketing visuals with sample data, not a real store.

Proof: how it works, step by step

What you pay to stop the mess

What you pay to keep notices current. The listing shows no separate feature list for Plus:

• Free

  Free

   

  • 1 notice
  • All features
  • Standard support

  For: one always-on announcement.

• Plus

  $9/mo

  or $90/yr · 3-day trial

  • Paid plan; the listing shows no separate feature list

  For: stores that outgrow one notice.

Prices from the App Store listing, 28 Oct 2026, in USD. The "For:" lines are our read.

Who should skip it (and who shouldn't)

• Good fit: stores that post shipping cut-offs, delays or sale notices.
• Probably skip: if your theme's built-in announcement bar is enough and you don't need scheduling.
• Be aware: no reviews yet.

Verdict: should you install it?

Free for one notice, so set up your next holiday shipping cut-off with it and let it take itself down. No reviews yet; the free plan is the test.

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Quick Notice is made by XCO Apps, the team behind StoreVetted; we may earn a commission if you subscribe. Facts and prices are from its Shopify App Store listing, checked 28 Oct 2026.