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UM Payments

Decides which payment methods your checkout shows, in which order and under which name.

Plans from Free to $4.999 help articleslast changed Nov 11, 2026

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Changelog

What changed for merchants, newest first.

  1. 3

    1. Plan in one sentence, Free tidied up

      • The Plan card now gives status and price in one sentence, like UM Sync, always with the price as Shopify charges it: "You're trying the Pro plan free until November 16, 2026, then $4.99 every 30 days.", "Your plan: Pro, $4.99 every 30 days." or "You're on the Free plan, no charge." Before, the price was sometimes missing on Pro.
      • The Plan card shows the price in US dollars, as Pro is set at Shopify. If Shopify bills your store in another currency, such as euros, Shopify's plan page shows an estimate in your currency and converts the charge on the day of billing. The help page "Free and Pro" and the FAQ now say so, too.
      • Help and FAQ give the Pro price like the Plan card and Shopify: "$4.99 every 30 days or $49 per year".
      • The privacy policy places the test run on the home page, and its introduction now also mentions renaming payment methods.
      • On Free with paused rules, usage now reads "3 rules, 2 run on Free" instead of "3 of 2 rules".
      • On Free, Upgrade to Pro now appears only in the notice at the top and in the Plan card at the bottom. Below the rules, with two rules, there's just "More rules are part of Pro." without a link, and the Test run card is gone on Free. The rule limit appears only in the Plan card.
      • The note on the free trial only appears while neither Pro nor a trial is running.
      • The entry under Settings › Payments › Payment customizations is now called "UM Payments · …" the next time you open the app, not only after your next save.
      • If something goes wrong, the page shows a red notice with a Reload button. A brief outage at Shopify while the page loads is retried by the app first.
      • The app's page outside the admin is titled "UM Payments" in the browser tab and describes the app like the website.
      • The website and help call the app UM Payments everywhere and the app's page its home page.

    2. The same building blocks as UM Sync

      • Learn more about UM Payments at the very bottom is now in regular text like in the Shopify admin, no longer grey.
      • The pages outside the admin (the app's home page, sign-in) say at the bottom where you install the app and link to the website, the privacy policy and the legal notice.
      • In the privacy policy, "Go to the legal notice" now really jumps to the legal notice.

    3. A page like the admin

      • The page now has the same name as the app and its menu item: UM Payments (previously "Payment methods").
      • The entry under Settings › Payments › Payment customizations is now called "UM Payments · …" with your base order, for example "UM Payments · Bank transfer, Invoice", the same in every admin language. Before, it read "Payment method order: …" in English. The new name appears with your next save.
      • The Plan card is laid out like the Shopify admin: the plan's name, below it status and price ("Free trial until November 16, 2026, then … every 30 days"; Shopify provides the amount), then usage ("3 of 10 rules"), then the button.
      • Empty lists look like in the admin: "No rules yet" with the Add rule button in the middle of the section, "No payment methods yet" above the field.
      • Good to know has a sentence below its heading, like every section. On the Free plan, the note on the test run also sits in grey below the heading.
      • At the very bottom, Learn more about UM Payments leads to this help.
      • The privacy policy, the error page and the pages outside the admin now look like the Shopify admin.

  2. 3

    1. One card less

      • The Payment method names card is gone. The matches below "Add payment method" and the field in a rule's dialog show which payment methods have a different name in rules than at checkout. The tip to check the name first when a rule doesn't apply is now under Good to know.

    2. Plan as a card on the home page

      • The Plan menu item and page are gone. Your plan now sits in a card at the very bottom of the home page: one sentence on the plan that applies (during the trial with its end date), and the Upgrade to Pro button (on Free, where every button to Pro now has this name) or Change plan (on Pro) goes straight to Shopify's plan page. Shopify shows prices and the comparison there.
      • Back from Shopify's plan page, a short message names your new plan.
      • Old bookmarks to the Plan page lead to the home page.

    3. Choose a plan right at its card

      • On the Plan page, every plan you don't have now has a button: Upgrade to Pro in the "Pro" card, and on Pro Switch to Free in the "Free" card. Like the button at the top right, both open Shopify's plan page.
      • Fixed: after reinstalling, "Current plan: Free" could say that the subscription ends with the billing period. That notice now only shows for a cancelled Pro subscription.

  3. 2

    1. Free and Pro, new name "UM Payments"

      • The app now has two plans. Free: base order and up to 2 rules that hide or show only if. Pro ($4.99 a month or $49 a year, 7-day trial): up to 10 rules, custom order, rename, customer conditions and the test run.
      • New Plan page in the app. You choose and pay on Shopify's plan page, billed on your Shopify bill.
      • Switching back to Free deletes nothing: rules from position 3 on and rules with Pro features are paused and run again with Pro.
      • In the Shopify admin the app is now called "UM Payments". Its address in the admin changes with it; old bookmarks no longer lead there.

    2. Matches below "Add payment method"

      • Below the "Add payment method" field, matches are now listed one under another, like "Tags" in the Shopify admin: on top the name as it goes into the list, below in grey how the payment method appears at checkout. Nothing is cut off on a phone anymore.
      • Just typing into the field no longer shows the "Unsaved changes" bar.

  4. 3

    1. Explanations below the heading, simpler wording

      • Below each section heading, one sentence now says what the section is for, like on the settings pages in the Shopify admin. "Add rule" sits next to the "Rules" heading, and below the list on a phone.
      • The texts on the page are shorter and free of technical terms.
      • The drag handle and the icon buttons no longer shift the row when their hint appears.
      • On a phone, a rule's switch, edit and delete buttons sit below its text, so the text has enough room.
      • In the suggestions below "Add payment method", the name at checkout now comes first, so it stays fully visible on a phone.
      • With the keyboard, focus now stays visible: after choosing a suggestion under "Add payment method" it returns to the field, after removing a payment method it moves to the row that takes its place.

    2. Rules in a dialog, drag handle and suggestions

      • You now edit a rule in a dialog, like a shipping rate in the Shopify admin. If something is missing, it's shown in red at the field, and the cursor moves there.
      • You change an order with the handle on the left of the row: drag it, or use Space and the arrow keys. The arrow buttons are gone.
      • Below "Add payment method" there are suggestions: names already on the page, and measured names of Shopify payment methods with their name at checkout.

    3. Save bar like in the Shopify admin

      • "Save" and "Discard" are now in the bar at the top of the Shopify admin, as on Shopify's own settings pages. It appears as soon as something isn't saved, and asks before discarding. Leaving the page with unsaved changes asks first, too.
      • The app's own menu item no longer appears twice under the app name.
      • Help and FAQ now say what Shopify allows by plan and country: in the United States and Canada, credit card fields can only be customized on Shopify Plus.

  5. 1

    1. Previewrules, test run and English

      • New: rules. A rule hides payment methods, shows them only under conditions, sets a custom order or renames them.
      • Conditions are available on the customer (tag, number of orders, amount spent, logged in or guest), the cart (subtotal without shipping, product with a tag, gift card, only items without shipping, subscription item), country, language and delivery method.
      • The test run shows, for a situation you enter, which payment methods checkout shows and which rule applies to each.
      • The safety net prevents a checkout without any payment method.
      • The base order now has up to 10 entries instead of 20. There are also limits for rules, names and tags, so the calculation at checkout stays safely within Shopify's compute budget.
      • The interface is now also available in English, following the language of your Shopify admin.

  6. 1

    1. Previewbase order

      • The app decides which payment methods are at the top of checkout, and in which order. All others follow in the order Shopify gives them.
      • The customization can be turned on and off without losing your settings.