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# How do I test Post-Purchase Offers?

Unlike checkout extensions, the post-purchase page **cannot be previewed** before going live. To ensure it’s working correctly, we recommend placing a test order on your store.

## Important Considerations for Testing

When creating a test order, be aware of these [limitations and consideration from Shopify](https://shopify.dev/docs/apps/build/checkout/product-offers#limitations-and-considerations). The most important to be aware of are:

* Orders need to be $0.50 or more to qualify for post-purchase offers.
* The post-purchase page won't be surfaced in the following scenarios:
  * The customer chooses to check out with an installment service or a wallet service (such as Klarna, Affirm, AfterPay, Apple Pay, Amazon Pay, or Google Pay).
  * The initial purchase was made with a gift card or any payment method other than a credit card.

## **How to Test Your Post-Purchase Offer**

1. **Create a test product** priced at **$0.50 or higher** (or use an existing product).
2. **Enable a post-purchase offer** in Platter+.
3. **Place a real order** on your store using a **credit card** (Shopify Payments or a supported gateway).
4. **Complete checkout** and confirm whether the post-purchase page appears.
5. **Check order details** in Shopify to ensure the offer was applied correctly.


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