On the Shopify App Store as “ConsentGuard: Terms Checkbox”
Asks customers to accept your terms before checkout and keeps exportable proof of every acceptance.
Opens the official Shopify App Store listing, where you install and manage the app.
Chargebacks and disputes often arrive weeks or months after an order, and by then you need evidence that the customer agreed to your terms.
Where it works: Cart page on every plan; also inside checkout on Shopify Plus
“Highly recommended for anyone who sells digital goods. The app solves the problem of the right of withdrawal expiring early perfectly, right in the cart, and it's excellent from a data protection point of view. It's especially reassuring that you can trace and prove customers' consent afterwards without gaps. Full 5 stars!”
How to add a terms and conditions checkbox to Shopify (cart and checkout): Add a required terms checkbox to your Shopify cart, see which checkout paths skip it, and keep proof of what each customer agreed to.
No. The checkbox goes on your cart page and enforcement works on every Shopify plan; Plus stores can also show the checkbox inside checkout.
Buyers who use Buy it now or an express button skip the cart page, so they don't see the checkbox. If you turn enforcement on, those checkouts are stopped at payment with a message asking the buyer to return to the cart and accept.
No. Enforcement is off on a fresh install: the checkbox shows and acceptances are recorded, but nobody is blocked until you switch enforcement on in Settings.
For each acceptance it saves the order number, the exact text shown, the time, the language, and the buyer's IP address and browser user agent. Records are kept for the retention period you set, up to 365 days.
The block loads one deferred script (about 13 KB) and a small stylesheet, and only where you add the block.
Your blocks and settings are deleted right away, and consent records are deleted when Shopify sends its store-erasure request 48 hours later. Export your consent history first if you need it.
Price and rating as shown on the App Store on 13 October 2026. The listing is always the current source.
Shows how many of your Shopify orders your checkout tracking actually fired on, and what the missed orders are worth.
Checkout tracking: compares orders with the Purchase events your checkout fired
Shows your true net profit on every order, after product costs, transaction fees, shipping and refunds.
Shopify admin: reporting on your existing order data, nothing on the storefront
Built to stop card-testing bots at the payment step and clean up the fake customer accounts they leave behind.
Checkout payment step: checks carts before payment