Post Purchase Upsell. One more sale, no second checkout

Three places: the post-purchase page that sits between payment and the thank you page, the thank you page itself, and the order status page. Every surface is on every plan, Free included.

No. Accepted items join the same order on the card already used, with nothing to re-enter. An accepted add-on can create a second payment on that card, which is the disclosure Shopify asks post-purchase apps to make.

Minutes. Ten templates cover the usual shapes, from a single offer to an upgrade after a yes, a cheaper alternative after a no, a reward on high-value orders, or a feed of products picked per order. Pick one, choose the product, activate it. There is an empty funnel if you would rather shape it yourself.

The funnel branches. An accept leads to a bigger offer, a decline to a lighter one, and you can chain steps until the shopper lands on the thank you page.

On Shopify Plus, yes. Checkout gets its own upsell offer alongside the trust badges, testimonials and custom banner; the countdown stays on the post-purchase, thank you and order status pages, where checkout rules allow it. Every other store gets the post-purchase page, the thank you page and the order status page, which is where most of the revenue is anyway.

Targeting on order total, payment method and cart contents, with a priority list checked from the top. The first funnel that matches is the one that runs, so a high-value order never sees the low-value offer.

All three surfaces, all six checkout blocks, one funnel with one published offer, targeting by order total and cart, and up to $1,000 of attributed revenue a month. Flat price on every plan, no revenue share.

No. Every plan is one flat monthly price, on every tier including Enterprise. Attributed revenue only decides which plan you need, never what that plan costs. It counts money from offers your customers accepted, after refunds and undelivered orders come back out. Your ordinary store revenue is never counted.

On the thank you and order status pages, yes: an accepted item joins the order the customer just placed. The post-purchase page is the exception. It is only offered when a card can be charged again, so cash on delivery and redirect gateways never see it.

Offers stop being shown and the funnels are marked paused. Upgrade and they start again straight away; otherwise they resume when the next period begins with a fresh allowance. Nothing you have built is deleted, and a billing period runs from the day you installed rather than the first of the month.

Growth at $29 adds multi-step funnels with upsell and downsell branches and $5,000 of attributed revenue. Scale at $99 adds A/B testing with significance shown, offers in your customers' languages, and $25,000. Enterprise at $399 removes the caps and adds priority support with an onboarding call.