Moving a post-purchase funnel is one setting, and it is reversible
The reason people put this off is the fear of a gap: a day where the offers are down, or a rebuild that takes an afternoon they do not have. Neither is how Shopify handles it.
Keep your current app installed while you try this one. Shopify serves one at a time, so the way back is the same dropdown you used to leave.
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Add to my order No thanksWhy there is no overlap to manage
Shopify renders exactly one post-purchase extension, and which one is a single selection in your checkout settings. There is no period where two apps compete for the page, and no window where none of them serves. You change the selection and the next order goes through the new one. You change it back and the next order goes through the old one.
That makes this a low-stakes decision, and it is worth saying plainly: keep your current app installed while you try another. Nothing forces you to uninstall first, and having it there means the way back is the same dropdown you used to leave.
What transfers, and what does not
Rebuild, quickly
Your offers and the rules around them are configuration, not data. Which product at which step, the discount, who sees what. It is typing, and for a three-step funnel it takes a few minutes.
Write down your current steps before you start. Not because the export is hard, but because it is the moment people discover they have been running an offer they forgot they set up two years ago.
Stays behind
Historical analytics live in the app that recorded them. Take a screenshot of your acceptance rate and your revenue per order before you switch, because that is the benchmark you will want in three weeks, and it will be out of reach once the app is gone.
What to check before you flip it
- Your current acceptance rate and revenue per order. Written down, not remembered. Everything after this is measured against it.
- Which of your orders can even see the post-purchase page. Shopify skips it for several payment methods, and the share varies a lot by store. Our dashboard shows you that number from day one, computed on your own recent orders rather than an industry average.
- Whether your thank-you page is doing anything. It renders on every order, including the ones that never see the post-purchase page, and on most stores it is empty.
- Your discount stacking. If your upsell discount can combine with an active automatic discount, decide which one you want to win before a buyer decides for you.
The free plan runs on your live store, 100 offers a month. That is enough to compare an acceptance rate against the number you wrote down, without paying twice for a month.
Install from the Shopify App StoreWhat you are moving to
Up to three offers in a row, seven in the tree, with a separate branch for a buyer who accepted and one for a buyer who declined. Targeting on order total or on what was in the cart. The offer is added to the order that was just placed, on the card that was just charged, with no second checkout.
And because Shopify does not render that page for every payment method, the offer also runs on the thank-you page, which always renders, as a pre-filled cart with the discount already applied. The thank-you rules can read what happened upstream, so a buyer who declined can be treated differently from one who accepted. Every order gets something.
On the price, since that is usually why people look
Nineteen dollars ninety-nine a month, flat. No commission on the revenue the app generates, at any volume, and the price you install on is the price you keep. That is not an introductory rate with a step in it later. It is written into the Code this app is built under, along with the rule that real limits get shown to you before you install rather than after.
The free plan shows 100 offers a month. That is enough to find out whether your buyers accept anything, which is the only question worth answering before you pay for a tool.