This is for you if
- Collection pages are a bare grid with no header.
- “Sale”, “New” or “Bestseller” labels come from an app you pay for monthly — or do not exist.
Collection pages$149 · fixed price
Collection pages that look merchandised.
A banner section from each collection's own image and description, sized so nothing jumps — or New / Bestseller / Sale labels that match your theme and don't need an app.
Pay by card → a short intake form → scope confirmed before work starts.
New
Sold out
Bestseller
| Label | Shows when |
|---|---|
| New | tag: new |
| Bestseller | metafield: custom.bestseller |
| Sold out | inventory reaches 0 |
- Price
- $149 — the whole price
- You get
- A banner that does not jump, or labels that follow rules
- When
- About 2 business days
Is this for you?
Buy this if — and don’t if
It is not for you if
- You want every collection redesigned. That is a Studio task list.
What you get back
What lands in your hands
Not a status update — the things you can open, check and keep.
- 01
A banner that does not jump
From each collection's own image and description, with fixed dimensions so the grid does not shift as it loads.
- 02
Or labels that follow rules
Sale and Sold out from the price; New or Bestseller from a tag or a metafield, styled to the theme.
- 03
How to run it yourself
A note on adding a label or a banner image without calling anyone.
The whole price
$149
Fair questions
What people say before they buy
“My theme already has a collection banner setting.”
Some themes do. If yours does and it holds its size while the image loads, we will say so and you may not need this. The job is for themes where the banner is missing, or where it shifts the grid as it loads.
“A labels app is only a few dollars a month.”
It is a few dollars every month, plus its script on every collection page. Here the labels are theme code, driven by a tag or a metafield, styled to your theme, with a note on adding new ones yourself.
“Can I have the banner and the labels?”
This order is one or the other, because each is its own piece of work. Order the second as its own job, or queue both in Studio.
The offer, itemised
Inside the Collection Banner or Labels
- Either a collection banner section using the collection image and description, with fixed dimensions so nothing shifts
- Or product labels: Sale and Sold out from the theme, custom labels driven by tags or a metafield
- Styled to your theme, applied to your collection template
- Mobile QA
- A note on how to add labels yourself going forward
Sound familiar?
Why this keeps costing you
Your collections are a naked grid with no header.
Sale and New labels rely on an app, or don't exist.
Banner images are huge and shift the layout as they load.
Safeguards
Nothing goes live without you
- Nothing on your live themeThe work happens on a duplicate. You get a preview link and decide when to publish.
- Your original, keptThe theme you had stays as a backup for 30 days.
Questions
Straight answers
Per-collection banners?
Yes — each uses its own image and description.
Labels by tag or metafield?
Either. We recommend metafields for longevity and say why.
Does it need an app?
No.
Are Sale badges automatic?
Sale and Sold out are price-driven in the theme; custom labels are rule-driven.
Merchandising the whole store?
Collections, PDPs, homepage — Studio members queue it all, one flat fee.
Two ways this goes
Leave it as it is
Collection pages stay a grid of products with nothing that says what the collection is.
Or start today
Collection pages that look merchandised: a banner, or product labels. You choose one. $149.
Pay by card → intake form → scope confirmed before work starts.