EasyRoutes vs ScrollEngine: checkout slots and routes in one app

Yes, if your customers choose a delivery or pickup slot when they order. ScrollEngine turns those bookings into your drivers' optimized routes, and the same app covers store pickup, delivery rates, photo and signature proof at the door and a branded live tracking page. 100+ merchants rate us 5.0 stars on the Shopify App Store (as of Oct 2026), and you can try it free for 7 days.

Not inside EasyRoutes. Its help center says EasyRoutes "does not provide checkout or cart options for local delivery directly" (checked Oct 4, 2026), so customers pick a date in a separate app, such as Roundtrip's own Supertime or a partner picker like Zapiet or Pickeasy, and EasyRoutes reads that date from the order. ScrollEngine's own date and slot picker sits in your cart and feeds the same app that plans your routes.

Not on its own. Its FAQ says capping how many orders a customer can book into a slot "is handled by your date picker app at checkout" (checked Oct 4, 2026). In ScrollEngine you set those limits per slot and per day for each store, in the app that also plans your routes.

Only on its Premium plan and up. Its help center says "The time window feature is currently available for Premium customers only", and its pricing page also puts adding the time windows that date-picker apps collect on Premium (checked Oct 4, 2026). ScrollEngine plans routes around the slots your customers booked, with each driver's shift and breaks and what each vehicle can carry.

Not as a built-in feature. Its help center says "in-store pickups aren't a native feature" and suggests a workaround that puts pickup orders on a route, while pickup options in the cart come from third-party apps (checked Oct 4, 2026). ScrollEngine runs store pickup next to your delivery routes: pickup slots for each store, a store finder with drive time and a message when the order is ready.

EasyRoutes charges per driver seat on its paid plans, with Enterprise from 15 seats, and has a free plan on Shopify for one driver, 50 orders a month and 10 stops per route, per its pricing page (checked Oct 4, 2026). Checkout slots need a separate app with its own plan, such as Roundtrip's Supertime, on top of the EasyRoutes prices listed above. ScrollEngine has the slot picker in the same app as your routes; book a demo for a quote sized to your stores and drivers.

Yes, as two separate apps. Roundtrip's Zapiet page has EasyRoutes plan routes from the delivery dates and time windows Zapiet collects, and its help center notes that when EasyRoutes updates an order, "the order statuses in Zapiet are not currently updated simultaneously" (checked Oct 4, 2026). ScrollEngine runs the booking and the delivery in one app, so each order has one status to check.

Through a tracking link with delivery ETAs on its paid plans. Its pricing page puts real-time driver location and its own email and SMS updates on Premium, with texts billed by usage, and its help center says it "does not natively support" WhatsApp updates (checked Oct 4, 2026). With ScrollEngine, customers follow the driver on your branded tracking page with a live ETA and get updates by WhatsApp, SMS or email.

Yes, on its Premium plan. Its help center says photo, e-signature and note proof "requires an EasyRoutes Premium plan" (checked Oct 4, 2026). ScrollEngine's driver app records photo, signature and notes at the door and at pickup, and keeps cash-on-delivery records with the order.

Keep EasyRoutes running until ScrollEngine is tested. Add your stores, zones, slots and drivers, try the cart widget on an unpublished copy of your theme and plan a test route, then publish the copy. Our team maps your EasyRoutes setup with you on a migration call.