N°02 Release notes
Changelog
Everything that has changed in Everfield, newest first. Updates ship continuously — you never have to install anything, and nothing in your theme changes when we release.
Last release 25 July 202614 releases
The first-month discount badge only shows when it applies
The 50% off for 1st month offer is genuinely applied to your Shopify charge on monthly billing. The plan cards now show the badge only when it will actually apply — it disappears once you enter a discount code, because a code replaces the offer rather than stacking with it.
Plans and billing →Upload swatch and size-chart images directly
Colour swatches and size-chart images used to need a CDN URL pasted in by hand. You can now upload the image from your computer inside the field editor and Everfield hosts it for you.
Field types reference →Live preview uses your real products
The preview inside the customizer used to show placeholder items called “Product 1”. It now pulls real products from your catalogue, so a product picker field looks the way a customer will actually see it.
Hidden add-on products stay out of your storefront
The hidden products Everfield creates to charge for paid options were being published as active. They are now unlisted, so they never turn up in your catalogue, search results or sitemap.
Charging for options →Product and collection targeting saves reliably
Picking a product or collection in the targeting settings occasionally stored the whole picker object instead of the ID, which meant the rule silently did nothing. Targeting rules now save as clean IDs every time.
Targeting →Live chat support inside the app
Contact support now opens a live chat with our team from anywhere in the app, including inside the customizer. Your plan and store details come through with the conversation, so you do not have to repeat them.
Toggle field type
A single on/off switch for yes-or-no options — gift wrapping, express handling, “tick to confirm” — without spending a whole checkbox group on it.
Field types reference →Phone and product picker fields render in the preview
Both types were blank in the live preview even though they worked on the storefront. They now render exactly as published, and swatch sub-settings only appear for the field types that use them.
The upgrade button in the customizer works
Clicking through to upgrade from inside the customizer did nothing. It now opens the billing page.
Downgrade to Free without contacting support
Moving off a paid plan now cancels the Shopify charge properly. Your experiences keep working exactly as published — the plan gate only applies when you add new paid-feature usage, and going over the view allowance shows a banner rather than switching anything off.
Plans and billing →Paid features are enforced per plan
Conditional show/hide rules and targeting are paid features. Until now they were advertised as paid but available to everyone; the plan you are on is now what you get.
What each plan includes →Place options yourself with the Product Options block
Everfield normally injects your options just above the Add to cart button. Some themes lay the product page out in a way that automatic placement cannot read. There is now a Product Options theme block you drag into position yourself, and a dashboard prompt that opens the theme editor for you.
Turn on the app embed →The “not live” warning understands both setups
The dashboard warning used to look only for the app embed, so merchants who had placed the block by hand were told they were not live when they were. It now checks both.
Discount codes reach Shopify
Discount codes entered on the billing page were accepted by the app but never sent to Shopify, so the subscription was charged at full price. Codes now apply to the actual charge.
Using a discount code →11 July 2026
Paid options
Charge for an option
Give any field an add-on price and Everfield collects the money through checkout — engraving, gift wrap, rush handling, premium materials. Charges are made through a hidden, unlisted product in your catalogue, with a variant per option and price, so every order line names exactly what was bought.
Charge for an option →Choose how paid options appear in the cart
Fold every surcharge into the product's own cart line so the customer sees one price, or itemise each paid option on its own line. There is also an optional “+ add-ons” suffix on the merged line. Orders always list each paid option separately either way.
Paid options in the cart →Cart options find the checkout button on their own
Everfield ships a library of cart layouts for common themes and detects where your checkout button is, so cart options land in the right place without you writing a CSS selector. You can still enter one by hand, and cart drawers that render inside a Shadow DOM are supported.
Add options to the cart →Quantity-priced options charge by quantity
A priced quantity field charged for one unit no matter what the customer entered, and a quantity field left at zero could still be charged. Both now bill exactly what was ordered.
Paid options attach on every theme
Add-on lines now attach whether your theme adds to cart with a normal form submit, a fetch request or an older XHR request. If a charge cannot be created, the dashboard tells you and offers a retry instead of failing silently.
10 July 2026
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Style templates and a device preview
A Templates tab with five ready-made styles you can apply in one click — your fields and placement are kept — plus a desktop / mobile toggle on the live preview.
Styling your options →Higher view limits on every plan
Free now includes 200 widget views a month, Basic 1,000 and Advanced 10,000. Unlimited Plus stays unlimited.
Plans and billing →A clearer warning when your options are not live
If the app embed is off in your published theme, the dashboard now says so plainly and its button opens the theme editor with the Everfield embed already found and switched on. You just press Save.
Turn on the app embed →Platform update
Everfield moved to the 2026-07 Shopify Admin API and the current Polaris design system, and adopted Shopify's expiring offline access tokens. Nothing to do on your side.
Conditional rules got smarter
Rules can now match on any rule rather than all of them, so a field can appear for several different answers. Rules also survive renaming a field, and can be driven by the selected product variant.
Conditional logic →The live preview actually works
The preview in the customizer is now interactive and runs the same engine as your storefront, so conditional rules and add-on prices behave exactly the way a customer will experience them before you publish.
Twelve more field types
Dropdowns, radio buttons, colour and image swatches, dates, quantities, checkboxes, toggles, display-only blocks and more — with per-field validation and price display.
Field types reference →Submissions viewer
A page that lists the custom field values captured on your recent orders, so you can check what customers are sending without opening each order.
Find answers on orders →Image uploads
Customers can upload a photo with their order. The file goes straight to Shopify's CDN and the permanent URL is saved on the order, so it is still there long after checkout.
Collect image uploads →Storefront analytics
Widget views, interactions, conversion rate and dismissal rate, filterable by date range and by experience.
Reading your analytics →6 June 2026
First release
Product options on the product page and in the cart
Everfield's first release: add custom input fields to your Shopify product pages and cart. Product-page answers save as line item properties, cart answers as cart attributes — both native Shopify data that shows on the order and survives uninstalling the app.
Create your first experience →Targeting and starter templates
Show a set of options only on certain products, collections or product tags, and start from a ready-made template — gift message, engraving, photo personalisation or delivery instructions — instead of a blank page.
Targeting →Missing something you need? Send it to us from Help Center → Request feature inside the app, or read the help centre to see what is already possible.