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Add Orderboost to a storefront

Place the configured Orderboost button in a product template, publish the buyer flow, and learn when custom application code requires a developer.

Use this path when your commerce platform already includes a Orderboost block or extension. You place the element in a storefront template, then test the hosted buyer checkout.

Your Orderboost integration must already be connected to the store’s catalog and production origin. If the block is missing, ask the developer who manages the commerce integration to install it.

Place the storefront control

Add the configured control to the template where customers decide to buy:

Open the store editor

Open the product template or global header that should display Orderboost.

Add the Orderboost element

Add the available Orderboost Buy Now, Cart, Tip, or Sign In element.

Choose its presentation

Choose a supported presentation for that control. Buy and Tip can use hosted popup or full page; Sign In opens the account popup from its local launcher.

Publish and test

Open a real product page, choose a purchasable variant, and launch checkout once.

The purchase element sends the current product page URL to Orderboost. Orderboost resolves the connected catalog, requotes the selected variant, and returns a hosted checkout URL.

Orderboost derives the label from the configured intent: Sign In, Buy Now, Cart, Tip Now, or an amount such as Pay $0.05 Now. Add to Cart remains a store-owned action and does not open Orderboost.

Know what the operator path includes

The operator path includes the buyer-facing flow:

  • Product and variant lookup from the current page URL
  • Hosted guest checkout or Orderboost sign-in
  • Contact, fulfillment, shipping, and payment collection
  • Browser-owned order completion

It does not include MCP, agent OAuth, handoff codes, or agent-controlled payment completion.

Escalate customization to a developer

Use the React integration when your store editor has no Orderboost block. A developer also owns custom placement, application state, and lifecycle callbacks.

Read Understand Orderboost button flows to see what happens after each launcher press.

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