preorder
v. B1 Intermediate pre·order
v. to order a product before it is available to the public. You do this to make sure you get a copy on the day it is released.
v. to place an order for an item before it has been released or is available for purchase. Transitive — requires a direct object, typically a consumer good.
I want to preorder the new game today.
Fans can preorder the limited edition vinyl starting at midnight to ensure they receive a copy on the release date.
The publisher encouraged readers to preorder the biography, offering a signed bookplate and early access to the first chapter as incentives for those who committed before the official launch.
Usage
The verb is transitive and takes a direct object.