A Rebuy alternative for merchants who want the page after checkout selling their own products
Rebuy's paid plan starts at $25 and scales with your order count, and its free tier pays you cents per order to show your buyers other brands' offers. Here is what that page is actually worth.
2026-08-07 — Abakira, updated 2026-08-10Rebuy sells two things on the page your buyer sees after paying. One of them is your products. The other one is not.
The free plan is an advertising deal
From the listing on August 7, 2026: Rebuy Monetize is free, and it pays you between 20 and 35 cents per order to run monetized offers on your thank-you page.
That is a media buy, and you are the publisher. Another brand appears in front of the customer you just paid to acquire, on the one screen where their attention is guaranteed, and the rate is 20 to 35 cents an order.
Price that square of screen yourself before you rent it. At 1,000 orders a month, thirty cents an order is $300, and that number is fixed no matter how well your catalogue would have done on the same screen.
The other side of the comparison is not ours to invent. It depends on your offer price, your margin and the share of buyers who accept, and only you have those three. Put them in the AOV calculator and read what the same 1,000 orders return when the page is selling your own products. On most stores the answer is not close, but you should get there with your figures rather than ours.
There is a second effect that does not show up in either column. Your own offer keeps the customer looking at your catalogue instead of learning about somebody else’s, and the second time they buy, that matters more than the first.
Put your own products on that page, free
Side by side
| Rebuy | Post Purchase Upsell Abakira | |
|---|---|---|
| Third-party offers to your buyers | the free tier is built on them | never, any plan |
| Paid entry price | from $25, scales with orders | $19.99 flat |
| Price published for your volume | starting point only | one number, all volumes |
| Free plan without third-party offers | — | 100 offers a month |
| Offer added to the existing order | post-purchase page | post-purchase and thank-you page |
| Fulfillment held until the upsell lands | — | yes |
| Offer variants tested at once | A/B | A/B/C/D |
| Eligibility share of your orders | — | free on every plan |
| Best for | stores wanting one personalization layer everywhere | stores that want the two pages after payment done properly |
A dash means their listing does not describe it. That is not the same as saying they cannot do it, so ask them rather than taking our word for it.
The paid plan starts at $25 and does not stop there
Rebuy’s Standard plan starts at $25 a month and scales with orders per month. The listing gives you the starting point and not the ladder, so the honest summary is that you cannot work out from the listing what you will pay at the volume you are trying to reach.
We charge $19.99 a month, flat, at every volume. No percentage of what the app sells, no tier that trips when your order count crosses a line, and the price you install on is the price you keep. That is written into the Code this app is built under rather than left to a sales conversation.
What we do with the same two pages
Your products on both. Nobody else’s, at any plan, for any amount of money. That is the first thing, and for a lot of merchants it is the only thing that needs saying.
Here is the rest.
The post-purchase page, between the payment and the confirmation: a one-tap offer added to the order that was just placed, on the card that was just charged, with no second checkout. Three levels deep, seven offers in the tree, and every offer carries its own two children, one for the buyer who just accepted and a different one for the buyer who just declined. Targeting on order total or cart contents. Twenty funnels.
The thank-you page, where the offer can be added to the order that already exists rather than opening a second checkout. One order, one parcel, one shipping label. Live on real orders since August 6, 2026.
Subscriptions in both directions. Sell a subscription to a one-time buyer straight after payment. Extend a subscription the buyer just took, three months into six, without moving their next charge date. That second one is not a recommendation problem. It is a write into the subscription platform you already pay for, and it is the kind of thing a recommendation engine does not do.
One parcel, not two. The accepted item joins the order that already exists: same order number in your support inbox, one picking slip, one shipping label. Shopify releases a paid order to fulfillment the moment the buyer hits the status page, so we hold that order until the line is in and it cannot leave without it.
A/B/C/D testing, four offers at once rather than two.
And the share of your recent orders that can even receive a post-purchase offer, with the reason for each one that cannot. Free on every plan, including the free one.
Try it without a sales call
Free plan on a live store: one funnel, 100 shown offers a month. No card and no trial clock. Run the same offer you are running now and compare acceptance rates on your own orders, which is the only comparison worth anything.
Shopify renders one post-purchase extension at a time, selected in your checkout settings, so switching is that one setting and the way back is the same one. Leave what you have installed while you test.
Install Post Purchase Upsell Abakira, or click through the buyer screen first.
Questions we get asked
Will you ever show my buyers someone else’s offer? No. Not on the free plan, not as an experiment, not as a setting you have to find and switch off. There is no third-party inventory in this app at all.
Is $19.99 the price at my volume? Yes, whatever your volume is. There is no ladder to look up and no sales call to find out.
Can I run this alongside what I have now? Shopify serves one post-purchase extension at a time, chosen in your checkout settings, so you switch which one serves without uninstalling anything.
What does the free plan actually let me learn? Whether your buyers accept anything. 100 shown offers on your live store is enough to see an acceptance rate, and that number decides everything else.
Do you take a cut of what the app sells? No, at any volume.
Rebuy plan names, starting price, monetization rates, rating and review count read from its Shopify App Store listing on August 7, 2026. The 1,000-order comparison uses an acceptance rate and an offer price you should replace with your own; run them on the AOV calculator. Pricing changes; check the listing before deciding. We have no affiliation with Rebuy.
Written by Abakira, an independent maker of Shopify apps. Every app we ship follows the Abakira Code — including the rule that made this article possible: we show you the limits before you install.