Setting a Repeating Schedule
Schedules that have an end date can be set to repeat. Merchants use repeating schedules for all sorts of things — rotating menus, weekend-only product ranges, and regular sale prices.
Plan note: repeating schedules are available on the Pro and Plus plans.
To make your schedule repeat, tick the Repeating checkbox and the options will appear:
Repeat options
Which options are available depends on how long your schedule runs — an option is disabled if the schedule's duration would overlap the next repeat (see Why are some of the repeating options disabled?). Text below each option confirms exactly what will happen.
| Option | Notes |
|---|---|
| Every day | Unavailable if the schedule runs for more than 24 hours |
| Every weekday | Monday–Friday only; unavailable over 24 hours |
| Every week | Unavailable if the schedule runs for more than 7 days |
| Every month (e.g. on the 19th) | Repeats on the same date; unavailable over 28 days |
| Every month (e.g. the 3rd Saturday) | Repeats on the same nth weekday; unavailable over 28 days |
| Every year | Unavailable over 364 days |
| Custom... | Opens the custom recurrence popup |
Custom recurrence
Choose any interval — every 2 days, every 3 weeks, every 4 months, every 5 years:
- Weekly (for schedules under 24 hours): pick which days of the week it runs, e.g. every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
- Monthly: repeat on the same date (e.g. day 19) or the same day (e.g. the 3rd Saturday).
When should it stop repeating?
Under Ends, choose one of:
- Never — repeats until you pause or delete the schedule.
- On specific date — no repeats after that date.
- After a number of occurrences — the schedule runs that many times and then deactivates. The "Next events" preview shows exactly the remaining runs.