The image being shown is from the B**uild Your Store website generator and i wanted to know if there is a way to get this on my own website theme/page.
This is a screenshot from the product page.
Im using dawn theme.
Topic summary
A user wants to add an estimated delivery time feature to their Shopify product page (Dawn theme), similar to what appeared in their Build Your Store generator template. The feature should automatically detect and display the shopper’s location.
Suggested Solutions:
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Custom coding approach: Create product metafields for shipping details (free shipping regions, delivery timeframes) and use Liquid code to calculate/display delivery dates. Requires coding knowledge and theme customization.
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App-based solutions: Multiple apps recommended including:
- Section Store (for pre-built modules)
- Amazon MCF by WebBee (enables MCF Fast Badges for delivery estimates)
- ParcelPanel Order Tracking (automatic location-based estimates plus branded tracking)
Current Status:
The discussion remains unresolved. The original poster lacks coding experience to implement the custom solution and hasn’t found an app that replicates the automatic location detection shown in their screenshot. They’re seeking guidance on transferring code from their original theme or finding a free solution to avoid app costs. One responder declined to provide step-by-step implementation guidance due to complexity.
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Hello @modelworks ,
Yes there is a way to achieve it.
If you want to customize the theme it should be necessary that you are comfortable with code.
Looking for an idea please follow, create 2 metafields for product a) Free shipping ( where admin can define to free shipping country name or for this one you can use shopify default option )
b) Received between ( here admin can define how much days this products takes to delivered and based of days entered with code we can calculate when product will be delivered )
or you can check this app section store. Maybe here you will find the same module.
Regards
Guleria
Hello Guleria, I am comfortable with coding but don’t know much about it or what anything you said means. Could you help me? Like I said I used a store generator for my original store to start, so I’m assuming there is already a location tracker code or somthing somewhere in the original theme code, i just don’t know where. I also use Auto Ds, so maybe it has somthing I can use to code for a shipping estimate before the order is placed?
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You can achieve the same by using the Amazon MCF by WebBee app. Follow these steps:
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Install the App:
Download the Amazon MCF by WebBee app from the Shopify App Store. -
Connect Your Store:
Link your Shopify store to your Amazon account using the app. -
Enable Fulfillment via Amazon MCF:
Configure your settings to use Amazon’s Multi-Channel Fulfillment (MCF) for seamless order fulfillment. -
Enable MCF Fast Badges:
In the Amazon MCF by WebBee app, turn on the MCF Fast Badges option to display estimated delivery dates to customers directly on the product page. -
Order Tracking for Customers:
This app also allows your customers to easily track their orders, improving their post-purchase experience.
hi @imrakimali , Is there a way i can find and transfer the code from my original theme to the new one to avoid paying for a app?
hi @abhishekshop , Is there a way i can find and transfer the code from my original theme to the new one to avoid paying for a app?
Hello @shipperhq-dave , I’m unable to get it to show the shoppers location with all of these apps like in the screenshot. Any recommendations?
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could you guide me on how to do all this? i dont even know how to make a metafeild
Hello @modelworks ,
Sorry it is not possible for me to guide you to implement it as it involves multiple changes.
About metafields please check here https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/custom-data/metafields/metafield-definitions/creating-custom-metafield-definitions how to create them.
Like the screen shot i sent. it auto mantically showed my location
Hi @modelworks
There are two main ways to do it, depending on how hands-on you want to get:
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Use an app: The easiest way is with an app like ParcelPanel Order Tracking. It can automatically show delivery date estimates on product pages based on customer location and your shipping rules. Plus, it adds branded tracking pages and post-purchase updates, so it’s kind of an all-in-one.
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Do it manually with code: If you’re comfortable editing your theme, you can add a little snippet of Liquid code to your product template to show a delivery range (like “Receive between Jan 26 – Feb 17”). It takes a bit of tweaking, but doable if you know your way around Shopify theme files.
If you want something fast and flexible, I’d try an app first. Hope that helps!
You can usually do this by adding a small “Estimated delivery” snippet in your product template (product.liquid). One simple way is to create a new section that calculates delivery based on the customer’s location or a fixed range you define (e.g., “Estimated delivery: 3–5 business days”).
If you don’t want to code it manually, there’s actually a free Shopify section that adds this automatically — it lets you set delivery ranges per product or globally, and displays it nicely under the “Add to Cart” button.
Here’s the example I tried: Delivery Info Section
It’s just a drop-in section, no app needed. Works well if you’re customizing your theme and want something quick.