Every single completed order on your store sees your thank-you page. Most stores treat that page like the end of the interaction. This app treats it like the highest-intent moment a customer will ever be in — here's whether that's worth the setup, and a pricing situation you should sort out before you commit.

Quick gut check: what's on your Shopify thank-you page right now? For most stores, the honest answer is nothing — an order number and a "thanks for your order." That's guaranteed traffic, from every single customer who just proved they'll spend money with you, going completely to waste.

ReConvert (rebranded Upsell.com in 2022, though the Shopify App Store listing still carries both names) is built specifically to fix that. This review covers what it actually does, what it costs — including a pricing discrepancy across sources you should sort out before budgeting — and whether it's worth adding to your stack.

Quick Answer

• ReConvert (Upsell.com) turns your post-purchase thank-you page into a space for one-click upsells, cross-sells, and reorder prompts — no re-entering payment details required.

• Rated roughly 4.8–4.9/5 on the Shopify App Store, with review counts reported anywhere from ~2,800 to 4,500+ depending on source.

• Pricing is genuinely unclear right now — the App Store listing, the vendor's own pricing page, and third-party review sites all show different numbers. Get a direct quote before you budget.

• Best fit: any store with enough order volume that a small lift in average order value, applied at scale, is worth the setup — typically a Phase 1 addition once capture and reviews are already in place.

What Is ReConvert (Upsell.com)?

ReConvert customizes the post-purchase thank-you page — the page a default Shopify checkout treats as the end of the interaction — into a space for upsells, cross-sells, and reorder prompts. The company rebranded to Upsell.com in 2022, but you'll still see "ReConvert" referenced everywhere from the App Store listing to older reviews, so treat the two names as the same product.

ReConvert Features: What You Actually Get

• Drag-and-drop thank-you page builder with upsell and cross-sell offer blocks — no developer required.
• One-click post-purchase upsells that don't require the customer to re-enter payment details.
• AI-powered product recommendations and bundling, with conditional/segment targeting (show socks to shoe buyers, not swimwear buyers).
• Order tracking and reorder-button widgets on the same page.
• A/B testing on offer placement and copy — a relatively recent addition to the product.
• Cart and checkout upsells on top of the post-purchase page (checkout upsells specifically for Shopify Plus stores).

The Pricing Confusion You Should Know About

Here's something most reviews won't tell you: as of this writing, three different sources give three different ReConvert/Upsell.com pricing structures, and they don't reconcile cleanly.

Source	What It Shows
Shopify App Store listing	Free (dev stores) → Basic $4.99/mo (50 orders) → Growth $9.99/mo (100 orders) → Business $19.99/mo (200 orders), 14-day trial
Vendor's own pricing page (upsell.com/pricing)	Growth $4.99/mo (annual) → Scale ~$400–500/mo (up to 10,000 orders) → Elite ~$800–1,000/mo (up to 20,000 orders) → Enterprise custom — every feature included on every plan, tiers differ by volume and support
Third-party review sites	Numbers vary further still — e.g. Basic $4.99/49 orders, Premium $7.99/99 orders, Premium Pro $14.99/199 orders

Our read: the vendor's own live pricing page is most likely current, and the App Store listing and review-site numbers reflect older, legacy tiers. Don't budget off any single source here — get a direct, current quote before you commit.

ReConvert Pros and Cons

What's genuinely good

• ✓ No-code drag-and-drop editor with strong ROI visibility — the dashboard shows upsell revenue against app cost directly.
• ✓ Guaranteed traffic to every offer, since the thank-you page is seen by every single completed order.
• ✓ Good theme compatibility and 24/7 live chat support, per reviewers.
• ✓ Effective at lifting average order value without requiring developer work.

Where it falls short

• ✗ Pricing is genuinely hard to pin down from public sources right now, which makes budgeting harder than it should be.
• ✗ Deeper CSS/styling customization requires real front-end knowledge — the no-code editor has real limits.
• ✗ Some reviewers report slower load times on the post-purchase page, which risks undercutting the checkout experience it's trying to improve.
• ✗ One-click post-purchase upsell works best with Shopify Payments, PayPal, or Stripe — weaker with cash-on-delivery or less common payment methods.

ReConvert vs. GoPrimy's Sam: Two Different Moments in the Same Funnel

These two get compared because they're both "upsell" tools, but they work at different moments and aren't really competing for the same job. ReConvert captures the moment right after payment — guaranteed traffic, static offer rules you configure once. GoPrimy's Sam works the moment before purchase, on an active cart, making a real-time call about what to offer based on that specific customer's situation rather than a fixed rule.

Stores at Phase 2+ often run both, targeting different points in the same funnel rather than picking one over the other.

Who Should Actually Use ReConvert?

Stores with enough order volume that a small lift in average order value, applied at scale, is worth the setup. Typically a Phase 1 addition once the basics — capture, reviews — are already in place. The vendor claims 40,000+ merchant users across store sizes, with pricing tiers (once you get a straight answer on them) scaling from very small stores up to a 20,000+ orders/month Enterprise tier.

How to Get Started With ReConvert

1. Set up one or two post-purchase offers tied to your highest-margin or most complementary products.
2. Add a reorder button for consumable or repeat-purchase items.
3. Let the guaranteed traffic do the work — the thank-you page gets seen by every completed order, so even a modest offer is worth testing.
4. Use the built-in A/B testing once volume is high enough to produce a meaningful sample size.
5. Get a direct, current price quote from Upsell.com before committing — don't rely on any single public source.

Frequently Asked Questions About ReConvert / Upsell.com

Q: Is ReConvert the same as Upsell.com?

A: Yes. ReConvert rebranded to Upsell.com in 2022. The Shopify App Store listing still carries both names, which is why you'll see it referenced either way.

Q: How much does ReConvert cost?

A: This is genuinely unclear from public sources right now — the App Store listing, the vendor's own pricing page, and third-party review sites each show different numbers. Get a direct, current quote from Upsell.com before budgeting.

Q: What's the difference between ReConvert and GoPrimy for upsells?

A: ReConvert works the moment right after payment, on the thank-you page, with offers you configure in advance. GoPrimy's Sam works the moment before purchase, on an active cart, making a real-time decision based on that specific customer. Many stores use both.

Q: Does ReConvert work with all payment methods?

A: One-click post-purchase upsell (skipping re-entry of payment details) works best with Shopify Payments, PayPal, or Stripe. It's weaker with cash-on-delivery or less common payment methods.

ReConvert catches the moment after checkout. What about the moment before?

GoPrimy's Sam works an active cart in real time, deciding what to offer based on that specific customer's situation — not a fixed rule set once and left alone.

→ See how GoPrimy's Sam works at goprimy.com

Sources checked (September 2026):

• Shopify App Store listing — apps.shopify.com/reconvert-upsell-cross-sell
• Upsell.com pricing page — upsell.com/pricing
• Barchart, rebrand announcement — barchart.com/story/news/1654901
• Digismoothie, ReConvert review — digismoothie.com/app/reconvert
• Halo Themes, ReConvert review — halothemes.net/blogs/shopify/reconvert-shopify-app-review-features-pricing-comparison