PrestaShop Pre-Order - Allow Booking in advance | Backorder

Fully compatible with multi-language and multi-currency PrestaShop stores, ensuring that customers across different regions can view product details, prices, and payment options in

PrestaShop themes without requiring complicated template changes, reducing setup time and ensuring a consistent look across the storefront.

downloadable goods for pre-orders, allowing businesses to cater to a wide variety of product types including upcoming events, software releases, and limited-edition physical items.

release dates for each pre-order product, helping customers know exactly when they can expect their purchase to be available for delivery or download.

of pre-orders per product, ensuring that merchants can manage inventory effectively and avoid overselling items that have limited production or stock availability.

disabling pre-order functionality across the store or for individual products, giving merchants complete control over product availability without deleting product listings.

uilt-in order management and payment systems, allowing merchants to handle pre-orders just like standard orders while keeping the transaction workflow consistent.

product stock quantities and availability statuses in real time, reducing manual work and ensuring customers see the most accurate information.

“Pre-Order Now” labels, badges, or ribbons on product thumbnails and product pages to draw customer attention and create urgency.

pre-order sales, helping merchants forecast demand, plan inventory, and make informed business decisions based on real customer interest before the official product launch.

payment gateways to ensure smooth, secure, and trusted transactions for both full payments and partial deposits.

adheres to PrestaShop development best practices, ensuring quick load times, minimal impact on website performance, and long-term stability.

pre-order products, allowing merchants to use marketing-driven text that builds excitement and anticipation among customers.

messages, so customers are informed if only a few pre-order slots remain, adding urgency to encourage faster decision-making.

immediate delivery is not possible, giving customers the ability to still place an order for out-of-stock items that will be restocked soon.