Fixed fees
Last updated: July 18, 2026
A fixed fee charges a flat amount. As a cart fee it is added once per order, which suits delivery fees and small order surcharges. As a per-product fee it is multiplied by the quantity of matching items, which suits deposits, recycling fees, and core charges.
Fixed cart fee: once per order
The whole order gets one flat charge when the conditions match. Real examples:
- The Colorado Retail Delivery Fee: one fixed, non-taxable fee on every order delivered to Colorado.
- A small order surcharge (Mindermengenzuschlag): 5 EUR when the subtotal is 50 EUR or less.
- A winter heat pack fee: one insulated pack per shipment of live plants, October through April.
Fixed per-product fee: amount × quantity
Each matching item is charged, and quantity is respected automatically: 18 bottles with a 0.25 EUR deposit produce one fee line of 4.50 EUR. The product conditions select which items count. Real examples:
- Bottle deposits: German Pfand at 0.25 EUR per one-way bottle.
- California CRV: 0.05 or 0.10 USD per beverage container, by tag.
- Core charges: a refundable deposit per remanufactured auto part.
- Tire disposal fees: a state-mandated amount per tire.
Details worth knowing
- Amounts are in your store currency and work on multi-currency storefronts.
- Discounts do not change a fixed fee. To waive it for specific customers or codes, add a discount code or customer tag condition.
- Taxable or not, per fee. CRV is taxable in California; Colorado's delivery fee must not be taxed. One toggle covers both cases.
- Minimum and maximum caps do not apply to fixed fees; the amount is already exact.
Related
- The full fee type matrix
- Percentage fees when the charge should scale with price
- All conditions for targeting the fee