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Head to headAs of October 2026

Arrively vs Estimated Delivery Date & ETA (2026)

Short answer

Estimated Delivery Date & ETA scores 90 and Arrively scores 65 in our October 2026 scoring. Estimated Delivery Date & ETA has 86 reviews, the Built for Shopify badge, blackout dates and rules. Arrively puts geolocation on its free plan with unlimited badges and imports shipping zones from Shopify, but has no reviews yet.

Pick by situation

Blackout dates, 25 or more rules

Estimated Delivery Date & ETA. Blackout dates on Free, rules up to unlimited.

Free location-based windows

Arrively. Geolocation is on the free plan. The other app lists it on Growth ($8.99).

Trust signals

Estimated Delivery Date & ETA. 4.7 from 86 and the badge.

FeatureArrivelyEstimated Delivery Date & ETA
Rating (reviews)None yet (0)4.7 (86)
LaunchedMay 7, 2026April 20, 2022
Built for ShopifyNoYes
Free planUnlimited delivery badges, 5 display styles, geolocationUnlimited ETA views, 5 ETA rules, blackout dates
Paid plansPro $9 a month ($90 a year): styling, priority supportProfessional $4.99 (25 rules, cart and checkout), Growth $8.99 (unlimited rules, country, state, city, postal code, geolocation)
ZonesAuto-imported from Shopify shipping profiles, per-zone processing and transit days, fallback zoneRules by country, state, city, postal code on Growth
Express windowsYes, 'Or get it by Oct 23 with Express'Not stated
Cut-off or blackout datesNot listedBlackout dates
ComplaintsNone (no reviews)2 one-star: free-plan support (September 2026), admin page failed to load (February 2026)

Estimated Delivery Date & ETA is the best scoring app in this category. Arrively is the newer entrant with a different strength: the free plan.

Score sheet

Check Arrively Estimated Delivery Date & ETA
Delivery dates on product pages are the listed job (10 pts) ✓ ✓
Location-based delivery windows on the free plan (10 pts) ✓ ✗
Cut-off timer, countdown or blackout dates listed (10 pts) ✗ ✓
Rules by product, collection, tag or zone listed (10 pts) ✓ ✓
Free plan includes the core feature (10 pts) ✓ ✓
No % of value, per-order or overage fee listed (10 pts) ✓ ✓
All plan prices shown on the listing (5 pts) ✓ ✓
A paid plan with no cap on the core action (10 pts) ✓ ✓
Built for Shopify badge (10 pts) ✗ ✓
Rated 4.5 or higher with 10+ reviews (10 pts) ✗ ✓
Track record: 100+ reviews or launched by Oct 2023 (5 pts) ✗ ✓
Total score 65 of 100 90 of 100

Arrively loses all three trust checks and the cut-off or blackout check. It wins the free geolocation check. The rest is level.

Zones in Arrively, each with its own processing time, transit days and express window

Shipping Zones pulled from Shopify shipping profiles, with a fallback zone and a Refresh from Shopify button.

Where Estimated Delivery Date & ETA wins

Reviews, badge, blackout dates, cart and checkout display on Professional, and a $4.99 entry price. Two reviewers had trouble: support on the free plan, and an admin page that failed to load. It still holds 4.7.

Where Arrively wins

Geolocation and unlimited badges at no cost. Zones are imported rather than typed in. Express windows appear in the badge message. Unlike native Shopify, which shows dates at checkout, both put the date on the product page. See the full ranking and the Arrively vs WowETA test.

Questions people ask

Which is cheaper, Arrively or Estimated Delivery Date & ETA?

Their cheapest paid plans are $9 for Arrively Pro and $4.99 for Estimated Delivery Date & ETA Professional. Arrively's free plan includes geolocation. The other app's free plan includes 5 rules and blackout dates but not geolocation.

Does Arrively support blackout dates?

Its listing does not mention blackout dates or a cut-off timer. It lists delivery windows computed from your processing and shipping settings and express windows.

Which one imports Shopify shipping zones?

Arrively says shipping zones are auto-imported from Shopify shipping profiles. The other listing does not state it.

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