Examples
Creating a Modifier Group
- Click on a product to open the editor
- Go to the Modifiers tab
- Click Add Modifier Group
- Enter a name (e.g., “Choose your size”)
- Add options with names and prices
- Set min/max selection rules
- Click Save Modifiers
Modifier Group Settings
Name & Description
Selection Rules
Set how many options customers must/can choose:Allow Multiple of Same Option
Enable Allow customers to select an option more than once for cases like:- “2x extra cheese”
- “3x bacon”
Free Modifiers
Set a number of Free Modifiers to give customers a certain number of free selections before charging. Useful for:- “First 3 toppings free, then £0.50 each”
- “Includes 2 sauces, extra sauces £0.30”
Modifier Options
Each option within a group has:Default Quantity
Pre-select options by setting a default quantity. The total of all default quantities cannot exceed the group’s maximum.Option Availability
Toggle In Stock off to temporarily hide an option without deleting it.Tags & Allergens
Modifier options can have their own allergen information, dietary tags, and nutrition data. When a customer selects options, the combined allergen information from the product and all selected modifiers is shown. See Tags & Allergens for details.Display Settings
Initial Display Setting
Control how the modifier group appears on the product page:Print as Products
Enable Print modifier options as products to print each selected modifier on its own line on receipts, rather than as sub-items under the product.Reusing Modifier Groups
You can attach existing modifier groups to multiple products:- Open a product’s Modifiers tab
- Click Add Existing Group
- Select from your existing modifier groups
Reordering
- Drag modifier groups to change their order on the product
- Drag options within a group to change their order
Deleting Modifier Groups
- Open the modifier group
- Click Remove Group
Tips
- Name groups clearly - “Choose your size” not “Size options”
- Order options logically - Smallest to largest, or most popular first
- Use £0 options - For substitutions or preferences (e.g., “No onions”)
- Set sensible limits - Too many options overwhelms customers
- Use free modifiers - Encourages customisation without complexity