How Rush Order Processing Works on Your PinkCherry Order
By PinkCherry.ca | Published: 2026-11-05
Category: How-to Guides
Rush Order Processing moves your PinkCherry order to the front of the queue. Here's what it does, what it costs, and how to add it at checkout.
What Rush Order Processing actually does
Rush Order Processing is a paid add-on that gives your order priority handling so it can get on its way as quickly as possible. In plain terms, it moves your order to the front of the processing queue rather than the standard first-in, first-out line.
It is not a shipping upgrade. The service changes how quickly your order is picked and packed for dispatch; it does not change the shipping method you select or the carrier's transit time. If you need a specific delivery speed, choose that shipping option separately at checkout.
How to add Rush Order Processing to your order
The option is available for any item in your cart, so you can add it whether you're buying one small item or a full basket. Here's the process:
- Build your cart as usual: Add any items you want. Rush Order Processing is available for any item in your cart, so there's no minimum or restricted product list to worry about.
- Go to checkout: Proceed to the checkout page where you select your shipping and payment details.
- Select the Standard Rush Order Processing option: Look for the Rush Order Processing option labeled Standard and add it to your order. This is the only variant listed in the catalog.
- Confirm the fee appears in your total: The Rush Order fee is a separate line item. Check that it shows in your order summary before you pay.
What the catalog confirms about the service
- Rush Order Processing: Rush Order Processing ensures your order receives priority handling to get it on its way as quickly as possible. This is the core benefit: your order is handled ahead of standard-queue orders, not just shipped faster.

Rush Order Processing - Rush Order Processing: Add this processing option to move your order to the front of the queue. It clarifies that the service affects queue position, which is useful when you're deciding whether it's worth adding.
- Rush Order Processing: Available for any item in your cart. You don't need to check product eligibility—the option applies across the catalog.
- Rush Order Processing: Select the Standard Rush Order Processing option at checkout. Tells you exactly where and how to enable it so you don't miss the option.
The fee is non-discountable: plan for the full price
The Rush Order fee is not eligible for promotional offers. That means coupon codes, sitewide sales, or other discounts won't reduce the Rush Order line item, even if they apply to the rest of your cart. Budget for the full fee when you decide whether to add it.
The current catalog price is USD 3.12, with a comparison price of USD 4.95. Prices can change, so confirm the amount shown at checkout before you complete your purchase.
When Rush Order Processing makes sense—and when it doesn't
The service is a queue-jump, not a guarantee of same-day dispatch or a specific delivery date. The catalog does not state a cutoff time, a guaranteed processing window, or same-day processing. Treat those as unconfirmed rather than promised.
Consider adding it when:
Skip it when:
- You're ordering close to a date you need it by: If your order is time-sensitive, moving to the front of the processing queue can help it leave the warehouse sooner—though transit time still depends on the shipping method you choose.
- You're placing a large or mixed cart: Since the option is available for any item in your cart, a single fee covers priority handling for the whole order rather than per item.
- You're not in a hurry: If standard processing time works for you, the fee buys you queue position you don't need.
- You're relying on a discount code: The Rush Order fee won't be reduced by promotions, so if your budget depends on a coupon, factor in the full fee separately.
What to check before you confirm
Before you pay, verify three things: the Standard Rush Order Processing option is selected in your order summary, the fee appears as its own line, and your chosen shipping method matches the delivery speed you actually need. Rush Order Processing speeds up handling, not transit, so the shipping selection still does the work of getting it to your door on time.
If you don't see the option at checkout, it may not be available for your current cart or session; the catalog only confirms the Standard variant, so there are no other tiers to choose from.
