Upsell

Affiliate Program

Best for: Post Purchase Upsell

Last updated: July 23, 2026

4.5 / 5.0

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Upsell.com — the app you may still know as ReConvert — goes after the cheapest revenue in e-commerce: the customer who has already bought. One-click post-purchase offers need no re-entered card details, so the friction that kills most upsells simply isn't there. It covers every surface Shopify allows: checkout, thank you page, order status page, cart and product page. Over 40,000 merchants run it, and it carries Shopify's Built for Shopify badge.

Pros

True one-click upsells — no re-entering payment details
Covers every upsell surface: checkout, thank you, cart, product page
Built for Shopify badge; 40,000+ merchants
Drag-and-drop funnel builder with A/B testing — no dev needed
Starts cheap; 14-day free trial, cancel anytime

Cons

— Checkout upsells need Shopify Plus
— Price auto-escalates as your order volume grows
— Headline ROI claims are vendor marketing, not audited
— Fresh rebrand — older guides still say "ReConvert"
— Badly targeted offers can sour the post-purchase moment

Key features

One-click post-purchase upsells

Thank you page editor & offers

Order status page upsells

Cart & product page upsells

Checkout upsells (Shopify Plus)

Drag-and-drop funnel builder

A/B testing

Segmentation & conditional triggers

Full reporting & analytics

24/7 live chat support

Pricing

STARTS AT

$4.99/mo

Monthly billing Free trial: Yes

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Frequently asked questions

Is Upsell.com the same as ReConvert? +

Yes — same app, same team, same Shopify listing, new name. If you already run ReConvert, nothing changes. Older tutorials written under the old name still apply.

What is a one-click post-purchase upsell? +

An offer shown right after checkout completes. The card is already captured, so accepting takes one click — no re-entry, no second checkout. That missing friction is exactly why these convert where pre-purchase upsells don't.

How much does it cost? +

It's tiered by monthly order volume (or by the revenue the app generates), not a flat fee. Wix starts around $4.99/mo; a Shopify store at ~200 orders/mo sits near $19.99/mo. Cross your tier's threshold and you're bumped up automatically — so budget for the price to rise as it works.

Do I need Shopify Plus? +

Only for checkout upsells — Shopify opens the checkout page to Plus merchants only. Everything else (post-purchase, thank you page, order status, cart, product page) works on standard Shopify. There's a Wix version too.

Will upsells annoy my customers? +

They can, if you get them wrong. A thank you page buried in pop-ups damages the moment a buyer feels best about you. Use segmentation so offers depend on what was actually bought — a refill, an accessory, a size up — and A/B test instead of guessing.

Are the ROI claims realistic? +

Treat them carefully — the four-figure ROI and 15% lift figures are vendor marketing, not audited. The underlying maths is sound (a $20/mo app needs very few extra orders to pay for itself), but your real lift depends on your products, margins and targeting.

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