A real balance ledger
Each card keeps its own balance. Shoppers can spend part of it, come back later, and refunds restore what was used on that order.
Sell gift cards from a normal FluentCart product. Each card keeps its own balance.
Fixed or custom amounts, scheduled delivery, and a customer account tab.
Each card keeps its own balance. Shoppers can spend part of it, come back later, and refunds restore what was used on that order.
Sell $25, $50, and $100 variants, or let the buyer type an amount with a minimum and maximum you set on that product.
Send now or on a chosen date and hour. Attach a printable PDF and a QR code that applies the card at checkout.
Use a one-time price. Subscription and installment prices are blocked. Simple variants work for fixed amounts such as $25, $50, and $100.
On the product editor, open Gift Card Settings and tick Yes, this product is a Gift Card. That is the flag that makes codes issue.
Leave Allow custom amount off to sell the listed price. Turn it on to let buyers type a value, then set a minimum and maximum.
Unpaid orders never create a code. Each quantity becomes its own card. A second run of the same paid order cannot issue the code twice.
No delivery date means the card is active and the delivery email goes out immediately. A future date keeps it pending until the scheduled hour.
Shoppers type the code in the FluentCart coupon field, apply a saved card, or scan the QR code. A Gift Cards tab lists received and purchased cards.
A master switch, code format, custom amounts, checkout rules, and what happens on a refund.
Collect who the card is for, allow several recipients per item, and schedule the send.
Issue, search, suspend, and void cards from one list, then watch outstanding balance and redemption rate.
Five templates: delivery, purchase receipt, and optional notices when a card is delivered, used, or emptied.