I am looking for a cart upsell and product page upsell in 1 app! Budget limitation of $200 max we can go for… Any suggestions for this?
Hey @as_spike
Honestly $200 just for cart and product page upsells is a lot when you can get the same thing custom coded for a one time fee and own it forever. Most upsell apps in that price range (ReConvert, Honeycomb, Zipify OCU) charge anywhere from $30 to $100+ per month, and if you stick around for a year or two, you’ve already paid more than a custom build would have cost, and you still don’t own the code.
If I were you, I’d get it custom coded into the theme. Cart upsells based on cart contents and product page bundles or “frequently bought together” sections are very doable with Liquid and a bit of JS, no monthly fees, fully customizable to match your brand exactly, and zero performance hit since there’s no app loading extra scripts on every page. You also get to design exactly how it looks and behaves instead of being stuck with whatever template the app gives you.
If you do want to go the app route anyway, Selleasy has a decent free tier and Zoorix is reasonably priced. But genuinely worth getting a quote for a custom build first, you’ll likely end up cheaper long term and with a cleaner result. Happy to take a look and custom code it for you if you want.
Cheers,
Moeed
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The $200 budget is fine for most of these apps, but worth noting that most charge based on monthly order volume rather than a flat fee, so what you pay scales with your store size.
For product page and cart upsell in one app, ReConvert and Bold Upsell both cover both placements. ReConvert tends to be better known for post-purchase but has added product page and cart features. Bold has been around longer and is more predictable on pricing. Both are well within $200/month for most store sizes.
If you want something leaner, ICU (In Cart Upsell) focuses specifically on cart and product page without the post-purchase extras, which keeps it simpler to set up.
Depends on where in the buying journey you want the upsell to happen the answer changes significantly based on that.
Pre-purchase (product page / cart) Frequently Bought Together and Rebuy are the two strongest options here. Rebuy in particular has strong AI-driven recommendations that personalise based on browsing and purchase history worth it if you’re doing meaningful volume.
Post-purchase (thank you page) ReConvert is the go-to for post-purchase upsells. It intercepts after payment is confirmed, so there’s zero risk of cart abandonment from a poorly timed offer. This is where the highest-converting upsell moments usually happen because the customer is already in buying mode.
In-checkout Shopify Plus merchants can use checkout extensibility for in-checkout upsells. If you’re not on Plus, Rebuy has a checkout widget that works well within Shopify’s current limitations.
Cart drawer upsells Slide Cart and Cartix both handle cart-level upsells cleanly — showing complementary products or spend-to-unlock offers as the customer reviews their cart.
A few things worth considering before choosing:
The best upsell app is the one that matches your store’s average order value and product structure. If you’re selling consumables, subscription upsells convert well. If you’re selling considered purchases, complementary product suggestions work better than volume discounts.
Also worth testing one app properly before adding multiple upsell apps can conflict with each other and slow down your storefront if stacked carelessly.
What’s your product category and where in the journey are you thinking of adding the upsell? That would help narrow it down further.
Your budget is more than enough to find a good app for both cart upsell and product page upsell. Here are a few options to check that I rank by their number of reviews:
- BOGOS: Free Gift Bundle Upsell (3.6k+ reviews, 5.0 average rating)
It supports upsells, bundles, gifts, and discounts in one app, so you can create product page upsells and cart-based offers while staying within your budget, depending on your plan.
- Frequently bought together (upsell in product page)
- Checkout & Thank you page upsell:
- In-cart upsell (utilizing gift slider embedded into cart)
- Upsell.com ex ReConvert (2.8k+ reviews, 4.8 average rating)
Present targeted Shopify bundle, upsell & cross-sell offers throughout the entire customer journey, from pre-purchase upsell offers to post-purchase upsell.
- Moon Upsell (494 reviews, 5.0 average rating)
It supports product add-ons, product page upsells, cart upsells, and frequently bought together to increase your AOV and conversions. Free plan aviable.
If you can share more about what you wanna setup, I will suggest more suitable options.
If you are looking for one app which do all the thing then this will be best apps for your use case.
You can do Upselling on the Product Page and In Cart Upsell as well.
All the Discount was managed by this apps only, so I don’t have to worry about the logics
Plus they have given us support, customize the cart based on our requirement. Post purchase upselling is a addon for us which has given us the GOOD ROI
If you’re trying to stay under $200/month, I’d look for a solution that handles both product page and cart upsells instead of paying for multiple apps.
A few popular options are UpsellPlus, Selleasy, and ReConvert, depending on the type of upsells you’re looking for.
Also, don’t overlook the post-purchase experience. We’ve seen good results pairing upsells with an order tracking app like Trackr to keep customers engaged after checkout and create additional opportunities for repeat purchases.
Ultimately, the best choice depends on your order volume and where you want to show offers in the customer journey.
One thing I’d be careful about with upsells is assuming “higher AOV” automatically means the store is doing better.
Sometimes an upsell looks good because a few people accept it, but at the same time it can make more people hesitate, abandon cart, or not reach checkout at all. That’s the part many merchants miss.
So I wouldn’t only ask “which app can show upsells on product page and cart?” I’d also check:
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Did AOV go up?
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Did conversion rate stay stable?
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Did cart abandonment increase?
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Are more people reaching checkout?
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Is revenue per visitor actually better?
A bad upsell doesn’t always look bad immediately. It can quietly make the store feel more complicated while the AOV number makes it look like it’s working.
You certainly have a high budget for an upsells app! However, I think you’ll find you only need a fraction of that for AS Quantity Break & Upsell App.
There’s even a Free plan with unlimited features, and you only convert to a paid plan once your offers generate extra revenue.
As for the features:
- You can add unlimited product page upsells & cart upsells (including cart page and cart drawer upsells).
- It also supports Quantity Breaks / Volume Discounts, buy x get y deals, together with progressive gifts and upsells on those deals
If you are still shopping around or find other apps limiting in some ways - e.g. pricing, how many offers you can create, offer configuration problems, translations problems, etc. - I hope you’ll give it a try.
I think you’ll find it’s got best-in-class offer configuration experience and lots of features that often take many expensive apps to cover.
Here are some examples of how upsells might look like:
Cart Drawer
Cart Page
Product Page
Hi @as_spike 
I understand that you’re looking for a solution that can both display related or complementary products on the product page and show upsell offers when customers reach the cart.
While Easify Product Options doesn’t support displaying new upsell offers directly inside the cart, you may want to consider a simpler approach by showcasing additional products on the product page using the Add-on Products feature.
- To give you a better idea of how this could work, I’ve put together a similar demo:
- This is the app setting:
In this example, customers can select additional products from the “Often bought with” section directly on the product page. They simply need to tick the products or services they’d like to add, and the additional cost will be updated automatically in real time on the product page.
When customers click Add to Cart, all selected add-on products are added to the cart together with the main product. This means the cart total automatically reflects all selected items, creating a seamless shopping experience without requiring customers to visit multiple product pages or manually add related products later.
The setup is also quite straightforward since you can use your existing Shopify products as add-ons, complete with product images, pricing, and customizable display settings to match your store’s design.
If your main goal is to increase AOV by promoting complementary products within a smooth and user-friendly shopping journey, this could be a solution worth considering. 