In the shop, customers leave a coin in the jar. Online, the jar is missing. A small tip choice at checkout brings it back.
Keep it optional
“No tip” must be easy to pick and selected by default. A tip should feel like a thank-you, never a fee.
Three choices are enough
5, 10 and 15% work for most orders. Show the amount under each percentage so nobody has to calculate.
Say who receives it
“100% of tips go to the kitchen team” makes the choice personal.
Place it before payment
Just above the payment methods, when the order is decided.
Be clear on the receipt
The tip appears as its own line, separate from the products.
Tipsly adds this choice to the classic and block checkout. See the demo.
Frequently asked questions
Is a tip taxable?
Rules differ by country; check with your accountant.
Percentages or fixed amounts?
Percentages for meals, fixed amounts for small orders.
Should the tip be pre-selected?
No, keep No tip as the default.