An Ottom enterprise contract covers a group of storefronts on written terms rather than a self-serve subscription. It buys capacity and infrastructure rather than a different report: a faster cadence in a reserved lane, a raised ceiling on your own storefronts, an address you can allowlist, and staging origins.
Exactly what Defend and Patrol unlock, and nothing beyond it. This is worth saying plainly, because a list of infrastructure invites the assumption that a contract also buys something extra to look at. It does not.
Each of those is described on the plans page.
On written terms, invoiced, for a group of storefronts you verify as yours. It is not sold at checkout and it is not available through the Shopify app, so nothing about a contract depends on the app being installed. Pricing is per contract: tell us how many storefronts and we will put a number in writing.
Not in the report. A contract buys capacity and infrastructure: a faster cadence in a reserved lane, a raised ceiling on your own storefronts, an address you can allowlist and staging origins. What you can read is the same as the top self-serve plans.
On written terms, invoiced, rather than at checkout. It is never sold through the Shopify app and never appears in the app pricing plans, so nothing about it depends on having the app installed.
It runs more often and it comes from an address assigned to your contract. It identifies itself the same way, it obeys the same per-store ceiling on stores you have not verified as yours, and it never submits payment. None of that is configurable.
It is priced per contract, on the number of storefronts and the terms agreed. Ask and we will put a number in writing.
Talk to us about a contract, or compare it against the self-serve plans.