A Selleasy alternative for stores past 1,000 orders that only need the pages after payment
Selleasy's tiers keep climbing past 1,000 orders a month while ours stops at $19.99. If the post-purchase and thank-you pages are the part you actually use, here is the arithmetic.
2026-08-07 — Abakira, updated 2026-08-10Selleasy spreads itself across the whole store: product pages, cart, checkout, and the pages after payment. If you use all of it, this page is not for you and we are not going to pretend otherwise.
It is for the store that installed it, ran it for a year, and ended up using one part of it.
What the ladder does as you grow
From the listing on August 7, 2026:
| Plan | Price | Orders per month |
|---|---|---|
| Freemium Tier I | Free | up to 50 |
| Freemium Tier II | $9 | up to 500 |
| Freemium Tier III | $19 | up to 1,000 |
| Freemium Tier IV | $29 | above 1,000 |
Under 1,000 orders a month that ladder is cheap and we will not argue with it.
Past 1,000, it steps up to $29 and stays there. Ours is $19.99 at 1,000 orders, at 10,000, and at 100,000. It has no fourth tier, because it has no tiers. The price you install on is the price you keep, which is written into the Code this app is built under.
Ten dollars a month is not a dramatic number. It is $120 a year, forever, for a feature set that is wider than the one you are using.
Try it free on your live store
Side by side
| Selleasy | Post Purchase Upsell Abakira | |
|---|---|---|
| Price under 50 orders | free | free |
| Price at 500 orders | $9 | $19.99 |
| Price above 1,000 orders | $29 | $19.99 |
| Tier changes as you grow | at 50, 500 and 1,000 orders | none |
| Surfaces covered | eight, across the whole store | the two after payment |
| Offer added to the existing order | — | post-purchase and thank-you page |
| Fulfillment held until the upsell lands | — | yes |
| Offer variants tested at once | — | A/B/C/D |
| Eligibility share of your orders | — | free on every plan |
| Best for | stores that want one app across the whole funnel | stores past 1,000 orders that only use the pages after payment |
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.
What a specialist does with the same two pages
A generalist app has to be good at eight places at once. The pages after payment are one of the eight. They are the only two we build, and this is what that difference buys.
The offer is added to the order that already exists. On the post-purchase page, one tap, on the card that was just charged, no second checkout. On the thank-you page, the offer can be added to the same order rather than opening a new one, so your buyer gets one parcel and you pay one shipping label. That path went live on August 6, 2026 and it is running on real orders.
One parcel, not two. Same order number in your support inbox, one picking slip for your warehouse, one shipping label you pay for. Shopify releases a paid order to fulfillment the moment the buyer reaches the status page, so we hold that order ourselves until the accepted line is in and it cannot leave without it. A merchant asked one of the big incumbents for exactly this and was told it could not be done.
Subscriptions, both directions. Sell a subscription to a one-time buyer right after payment. And for a buyer who already subscribed, extend the plan they just took, three months becomes six, without touching their next charge date.
A/B/C/D testing. Four offers tested at once, not two.
Three levels, seven offers, a real downsell. Every offer has its own two children: one for the buyer who just accepted, a different one for the buyer who just declined. Targeting on order total or on cart contents, twenty funnels, and thank-you rules that read what happened upstream so a decline is never treated like an acceptance.
And a dashboard that tells you what share of your recent orders can even receive a post-purchase offer, and why the rest cannot. Your orders, not an industry average. It is free on every plan, including the free one, because charging you to find out whether the thing works would be absurd.
Find out on your own orders
Free plan on a live store: one funnel, 100 shown offers a month, no card. Shopify renders one post-purchase extension at a time and it is selected in your checkout settings, so switching is that one setting and the way back is the same one. Nothing forces you to uninstall anything while you compare.
Run the offer you are running now and compare acceptance rates.
Install Post Purchase Upsell Abakira, or click through the buyer screen first.
Questions we get asked
I use the cart and product page upsells too. Should I switch? No, and we would rather say so. This page is for the store that ended up using one part of a broad app. If you use the breadth, keep it.
Can I run both? Yes. Shopify serves one post-purchase extension at a time, chosen in your checkout settings, so the two apps coexist and only one serves that page.
What is the real difference at my volume? Under 1,000 orders it is mostly price and it favours them. Above 1,000 it is $10 a month plus everything in the table above.
Does your price move as I grow? No. There are no tiers.
How do I know this is worth an afternoon? Install the free plan, run the offer you are running now, and compare acceptance rates on your own orders. If it does not beat what you have, you have lost an hour and nothing else.
Selleasy plan names, prices and order tiers read from its Shopify App Store listing on August 7, 2026. Pricing changes; check the listing before deciding. We have no affiliation with Selleasy.
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.