ReConvert (Upsell.com) Review, Pricing & 6 Best Alternatives (2026)

Checking ReConvert pricing, reading a ReConvert review, or looking for a ReConvert alternative? The big change this year is the rebrand: ReConvert now trades as Upsell.com, selling both from its own site and from its Shopify App Store listing, and its pricing meter counts upsell revenue as well as orders. The plan ladder on its App Store listing has also changed twice since August, and we re-checked it on 11 October 2026. This guide covers what ReConvert costs today and compares six alternatives listed on the Shopify App Store.

Short answer: ReConvert is now Upsell.com: 4.8 stars (3,108 reviews) on the Shopify App Store, free to 50 orders a month, then $9.99–$39.99 for 51–500 orders, metered on orders or upsell revenue, whichever is higher. The best alternative for most stores is Oxify Cart Drawer & Upsell (our app): 4.9 stars, Built for Shopify, flat $9.99/month to 100 orders, no revenue share.

Key facts (verified 11 October 2026)

• ReConvert status: rebranded to Upsell.com. The product is actively sold both at upsell.com and on the Shopify App Store.
• Shopify App Store listing: live at apps.shopify.com/reconvert-upsell-cross-sell with an Install button, listed as "ReConvert post purchase upsell" with the developer shown as "Upsell.com ex ReConvert". It holds 4.8 stars across 3,108 reviews and does not display the Built for Shopify badge (checked 11 October 2026).
• ReConvert / Upsell.com pricing: the App Store listing's plan cards show Free (up to 50 orders or $50 of upsell revenue a month), then Growth at $9.99/mo (51–100 orders or upsell revenue), $19.99/mo (101–200) and $39.99/mo (201–500), with a 14-day free trial on the paid tiers. Upsell.com's own pricing page describes every cap as "monthly store orders or upsell revenue (higher of the two)", runs the Growth caps up to 2,000, and lists Scale from $299/mo (up to 10,000 orders) and Elite from $899/mo (up to 20,000). Its FAQ still mentions a $4.99 base plan plus usage charges after the trial. The vendor claims $1.04B+ in additional revenue and 2.8M+ accepted upsell orders for Shopify brands — its own marketing figures, not independently verified.
• Oxify pricing and rating: Oxify Cart Drawer & Upsell costs a flat $9.99/month for up to 100 orders, rising to $49.99/month for up to 1,000 orders, with no revenue share. It holds a 4.9-star rating across 40 Shopify App Store reviews and carries the Built for Shopify badge (checked 11 October 2026).
• Verdict: ReConvert/Upsell.com remains a solid post-purchase specialist and is the cheaper or equal choice at low volume — free under 50 orders, and the same $9.99 and $19.99 as Oxify up to 200 orders. At 201–500 orders its listed Growth price is $39.99 against Oxify's $29.99. Oxify Cart Drawer & Upsell is the stronger pick if you want the product page and cart drawer covered too, and want a bill that tracks order volume alone rather than the revenue your upsells generate.

Update (11 October 2026): for a stretch of mid-August, ReConvert's App Store listing returned "This app is not currently available on the Shopify App Store," and an earlier version of this article reported it as delisted. The listing was restored on or before 26 August and was live on 11 October at 4.8 stars across 3,108 reviews. What keeps moving is the plan ladder: our checks in August, on 23 September and on 11 October 2026 each found a different one (see the pricing section), so confirm the plans Shopify shows you before comparing prices.

Below you'll find a quick list of six alternatives, followed by a ReConvert vs Oxify breakdown covering pricing models, a full feature comparison, an honest look at where ReConvert/Upsell.com still wins, and a step-by-step switching plan.

Pricing, ratings, review counts and listing status below were re-checked against Shopify App Store pages and upsell.com on 11 October 2026, except AfterSell, whose figures are from 23 September (see its entry in the quick list).

What are the best ReConvert alternatives on Shopify? (Quick list)

Ratings, review counts and prices below were checked against each live Shopify App Store listing on 11 October 2026, except AfterSell (see its entry). ReConvert's own listing, now trading as Upsell.com, is also live. If you just want the shortlist:

1. Oxify Cart Drawer & Upsell (our app) — best overall ReConvert alternative. Oxify Cart Drawer & Upsell adds one-click post-purchase upsells plus the cart drawer merchandising layer ReConvert does not replace. 4.9 stars across 40 reviews, Built for Shopify, flat pricing from $9.99/mo for up to 100 orders with no revenue share. Best for: merchants who want the whole AOV funnel in one app at flat pricing. Skip it if: you rely on Shopify Plus checkout-page blocks or a deep thank-you page editor with surveys.
2. AfterSell (Rokt) — the closest like-for-like post-purchase specialist: checkout, post-purchase and thank-you page offers with AI personalization. On 23 September 2026 it showed 4.9 stars (1,051 reviews), Built for Shopify, from $34.99/mo for up to 500 orders, 30-day trial. On 11 October 2026 the AfterSell listing showed "not currently available"; check the listing before installing. Best for: stores that want a direct ReConvert replacement and can absorb the higher subscription. Full breakdown in our AfterSell alternative guide.
3. Zipify OCU (One Click Upsell) — pre- and post-purchase funnels with built-in split testing, from the team behind Zipify Pages. 4.6 stars (569 reviews), Built for Shopify, 30-day trial, from $9.95/mo but the price steps up with the upsell revenue it generates (capped at $999/mo) — the same success-tax pattern as Upsell.com's revenue-capped tiers. Best for: merchants who prioritize A/B testing. See our Zipify OCU alternative guide.
4. Selleasy (Logbase) — frequently bought together bundles, add-ons and cart, checkout and post-purchase upsells. 4.9 stars (2,748 reviews), Built for Shopify, free up to 50 orders a month, then $9–$29/mo by order volume, 30-day trial. Best for: budget-conscious stores focused on FBT-style cross-sells. More in our Selleasy alternatives guide.
5. Honeycomb Upsell & Cross Sell (Conversion Bear) — visual funnel builder covering product page through thank-you page, with A/B testing. 4.6 stars (158 reviews); free up to 100 funnel views, then $54.99/mo+, 7-day trial. Best for: funnel-mapping fans — but watch the view-based pricing at scale.
6. CartHook Upsell — one-click post-purchase, checkout and thank-you page upsells with A/B testing. 4.1 stars (94 reviews), free to install: pay-as-you-go at $0.12 per order over 20 free orders a month plus 1% of upsells, or Growth at $49/mo with 1,000 orders included and no revenue share on upsells. Best for: stores that only want the post-purchase moment — but model the per-order and 1%-of-upsells fees at your volume, and note the small review base (94) before committing.

For a wider shortlist, see our best post-purchase upsell apps guide.

What is ReConvert, and what is Upsell.com?

ReConvert is one of the best-known post purchase upsell apps for Shopify, and in 2026 it operates under a new name: Upsell.com. The product was not discontinued — it was rebranded, and it is actively sold and supported both at upsell.com and on its Shopify App Store listing. Built by StilyoApps (the developer now shown on Shopify as "Upsell.com ex ReConvert"), it made its name on one idea: the thank-you page is dead real estate on most stores, and a drag-and-drop editor can turn it into a selling surface with one-click upsells, cross-sells, surveys, birthday collectors and reorder buttons.

Its core surfaces are the checkout upsell (on eligible plans), the one-click post-purchase offer shown between payment and confirmation, and the fully editable thank-you page. Over time it added product page, cart page and cart-drawer widgets — upsell.com now lists all of them alongside checkout (Plus), one-click post-purchase, the thank-you page and the order status page — but its center of gravity has always been what happens after the buy button.

The context most comparisons miss in 2026: ReConvert is alive, just renamed. Upsell.com markets one-click post-purchase upsells, checkout upsells for Shopify Plus, thank-you page customization, product page upsells, cart upsells, order status page offers, A/B testing and segmentation — the same feature set merchants knew as ReConvert, plus additions. What changed is the name, the pricing structure and the sales motion: you can now sign up either at upsell.com or straight from the Shopify App Store listing, which was live on 11 October 2026 at 4.8 stars across 3,108 reviews. The listing briefly showed an unavailability notice in mid-August 2026 and has since been restored, so comparisons published in that window may still describe it as delisted.

Why do merchants look for a ReConvert alternative?

1. Your bill rises with the revenue your upsells generate

Historically, ReConvert's App Store plans ($4.99, $7.99 and $14.99/mo) each added a 0.75% fee on the extra revenue the app generated. The 2026 listing no longer publishes that percentage — but the same principle is now baked into the tier caps instead. Upsell.com's pricing page describes every plan as metered on monthly store orders or upsell revenue in dollars — its words are "higher of the two". Free covers up to 50 orders or $50 of upsell revenue; the listing's Growth tiers cover 51–100 ($9.99/mo), 101–200 ($19.99/mo) and 201–500 ($39.99/mo); upsell.com runs Growth to 2,000, Scale (from $299/mo) to 10,000 and Elite (from $899/mo) to 20,000.

That distinction matters more than it looks. A store doing 150 orders a month but generating $450 of upsell revenue is metered at 450, not 150 — the $39.99 tier instead of $19.99. At 300 orders and $2,500 of upsell revenue the meter reads 2,500, past the 2,000 Growth cap on upsell.com and into Scale. A funnel that works well pushes you up the ladder faster than your order growth alone would. Flat, order-only pricing keeps the upside yours: whether Oxify's cart drawer generates $200 or $20,000 in extra revenue this month, the bill is the same.

2. Its strength is still the post-purchase moment

ReConvert made its name as a post-purchase and thank-you page upsell specialist, and in 2026 Upsell.com does list widgets for the product page, cart page and cart drawer too. What it does not list is a replacement cart drawer, or the pre-checkout promotion mechanics — rewards bars, free gifts and BOGO offers — that change order size before checkout (its paid Growth tiers do list quantity breaks). The two moments that shape order size happen earlier:

• The product page, where a shopper at peak interest is most receptive to add-ons, warranties and matching items
• The cart drawer, where free-shipping bars, tiered rewards, free gifts and discounted upsells raise the order before checkout begins

To get a real drawer and those promotions alongside ReConvert, merchants typically bolt on a separate cart drawer or bundle app — another subscription, another dashboard, another script in the theme.

3. The listing shows prices only to 500 orders, and the ladder keeps changing

The 11 October 2026 listing is generous at the bottom — free to 50, then $9.99, $19.99 and $39.99 up to 500 on the orders-or-revenue meter — but its plan cards stop there. For anything above 500, upsell.com's pricing page says Growth runs to 2,000 and then lists Scale from $299/month (up to 10,000) and Elite from $899/month (up to 20,000); we could not read a per-tier Growth price for 501–2,000 from that page, so get the exact figure from the vendor before you plan around it. Our checks found three different ladders in about eight weeks:

Oxify's published ladder climbs in small steps across the same ground ($29.99 up to 500 orders, $49.99 up to 1,000, $79.99 up to 2,000, $149.99 above 3,000). Whichever app you choose, re-check the plans on the live listing the day you install.

4. The rebrand has been bumpy

The move from ReConvert to Upsell.com has not been entirely smooth. For part of mid-August 2026 the App Store listing returned "This app is not currently available on the Shopify App Store" before being restored; it was live again on 11 October at 4.8 stars across 3,108 reviews. Nothing suggests the app is going away — but if you are choosing infrastructure for your checkout, a listing that blinks out mid-rebrand is worth noting.

Billing is worth a check too. Upsell.com sells the same product on the Shopify App Store and at upsell.com. On 11 October 2026 the Start Growth, Start with Scale and Start with Elite buttons on its pricing page all linked to the Shopify App Store listing, so for a Shopify store those plans appear to bill through Shopify; Enterprise is sold by a "Talk to Sales" booking link, and we could not see how it is billed. If you ever signed up outside the App Store, check your invoices before you uninstall — removing the app from Shopify may not stop a subscription billed elsewhere.

ReConvert (Upsell.com) vs Oxify: feature comparison

Oxify Cart Drawer & Upsell is a Built for Shopify app rated 4.9 stars across 40 Shopify App Store reviews, launched in January 2024, covering the whole AOV funnel from one dashboard. Here's the side-by-side against ReConvert / Upsell.com as of 11 October 2026:

ReConvert cells show what the App Store listing and upsell.com list on 11 October 2026; "not listed" is not proof a feature is missing, so confirm anything that decides your purchase with the vendor.

The short version: ReConvert/Upsell.com goes deeper on the thank-you page, adds A/B testing and segmentation, and is cheaper or equal at low volume (free to 50 orders, the same price as Oxify through 200); Oxify Cart Drawer & Upsell covers the full cart-drawer merchandising layer plus one-click post-purchase, at flat pricing that scales on order count alone. Both install from the Shopify App Store today — so the decision comes down to funnel coverage and how you want to be metered, not availability.

What does Oxify do that ReConvert doesn't?

1. Gift wrap, warranties and add-ons on the product page

Both apps offer product page upsells in 2026, but Oxify Cart Drawer & Upsell also handles paid add-on products — accessories, warranties and gift wrap — as line items attached before checkout, so an accepted add-on is part of the original order rather than a second step after payment.

2. A full cart drawer with rewards, gifts and discounted upsells

Oxify replaces the theme cart with a slide-out drawer carrying a multi-tier free shipping bar, free gifts, frequently bought together recommendations, and upsells with discounts attached — "add this for 20% off" — natively. Upsell.com lists cart page and cart drawer placements, but it does not list a replacement drawer, a rewards bar, free gifts or BOGO mechanics — so that merchandising layer stays with your theme or a second app.

3. BOGO and volume discounts

"Buy 2, Get 1 Free" and quantity breaks are pre-purchase mechanics: they change the cart before checkout, which a post-purchase app cannot do. Oxify runs them inside the drawer. ReConvert's paid Growth tiers list quantity breaks but not BOGO. For deeper bundle setups, Oxify Quantity Breaks (our bundle app) pairs with it.

4. Market-specific offers

Selling through Shopify Markets? Oxify customizes thresholds, gifts and upsells per market — "Free shipping over $60" in the US, "over £35" in the UK — instead of one global rule set.

How much does ReConvert cost compared to Oxify?

On 11 October 2026 the ReConvert / Upsell.com App Store listing showed the first four rows below, with a 14-day free trial on the paid tiers; the last three rows come from upsell.com's pricing page. Each plan is metered on monthly store orders or upsell revenue in dollars, "higher of the two".

Two caveats. First, upsell.com's FAQ still describes a $4.99 base plan with usage charges after the 14-day trial, while the listing's first paid tier is $9.99, and the listing notes that recurring and usage-based charges are billed every 30 days — so check the charge you are asked to approve in Shopify. Second, the ladder keeps changing (see the table in the previous section); the August version had $4.99 / $9.99 / $19.99 tiers capped at 50 / 100 / 200. For historical reference, ReConvert's older App Store plans were $4.99, $7.99 and $14.99/month, each plus 0.75% of the upsell revenue generated.

Oxify's ladder — the first four tiers are on the live listing (checked 11 October 2026), the rest are Oxify's published higher tiers — flat, no revenue share, every feature on every plan:

The math that actually matters

Compare on sticker price alone and ReConvert wins at low volume: it is free up to 50 orders, and its $9.99 and $19.99 tiers match Oxify's through 200 orders. The comparison changes once the order count or the upsell revenue climbs, because ReConvert's meter takes whichever is higher. These are worked examples built from the two published ladders on 11 October 2026, not measurements from real stores.

Read it both ways. A small store with a modest funnel pays ReConvert the same or less — nothing at all under 50 orders. But the third row shows the revenue meter at work: the same 150 orders cost $19.99 on Oxify and $39.99 on ReConvert once upsells earn $450, and a store whose offers earn a few thousand dollars a month lands on Scale. Oxify's bill stays tied to order count whether the upsells generate $200 or $20,000.

The other half of the comparison is scope: Oxify's $19.99/month also covers the cart drawer layer that ReConvert stores otherwise buy as a separate app. If you are running ReConvert plus a cart drawer app, compare the combined bill, not the entry price.

Where does ReConvert (Upsell.com) still win?

Worth being straight about this, because it should factor into your decision.

Scale and track record. ReConvert has accumulated 3,108 Shopify reviews at 4.8 stars over years in production, and Upsell.com claims $1.04B+ in additional revenue and 2.8M+ accepted upsell orders (the vendor's own figures). Oxify Cart Drawer & Upsell has 40 Shopify reviews at 4.9 stars. That maturity gap is real, and no amount of feature comparison closes it.

A cheaper entry point. ReConvert is now free up to 50 orders or $50 of upsell revenue a month (A/B testing, AI recommendations and product, cart, checkout and post-purchase placements are listed on the Free card), and its Growth tiers start at $9.99. For a small store testing post-purchase offers for the first time, that is a genuinely lower-risk way in than any paid plan.

A/B testing and segmentation. Upsell.com markets built-in A/B testing and audience segmentation for its offers, which matters if you plan to run structured offer experiments rather than set-and-forget funnels.

The thank-you page editor. ReConvert's drag-and-drop thank-you page builder is genuinely deep: surveys, birthday collection, tracking widgets, videos, pop-ups, reorder blocks. If your strategy centers on turning the confirmation page into a rich engagement hub — not just a one-click offer — ReConvert built the best-known tool for exactly that.

Checkout-page blocks on Plus. Upsell.com markets checkout upsell widgets for Shopify Plus checkout customization that some merchants rely on; Oxify does not cover the checkout page itself.

The trade-off: its deepest strengths sit after the buy button, it does not list a replacement cart drawer, and its plan limits are metered on upsell revenue as well as orders — so the better it performs, the sooner you move up the ladder.

How do you choose a ReConvert alternative?

Five filters that separate the shortlist quickly:

• Pricing model first. Ask what the meter counts: orders, revenue generated, or views. ReConvert/Upsell.com caps each tier on orders or upsell revenue, and Zipify OCU's pricing scales with revenue too; Honeycomb's view-based tiers spike with traffic. Flat order-based tiers (Oxify, Selleasy) are the only model you can budget a year out.
• Funnel coverage. Post-purchase-only apps (AfterSell, CartHook) replace ReConvert one-for-one but leave the product page and cart to a second app. If you're already paying for a cart drawer app, an all-in-one consolidates two bills.
• Billing channel. Decide whether you want charges on your Shopify invoice. ReConvert/Upsell.com lists its product on both the App Store and its own site; on 11 October 2026 every Shopify plan button on upsell.com pointed to the App Store listing, but check where any plan you sign up for is billed, because that determines whether uninstalling actually cancels you. If a verifiable Built for Shopify badge matters to you, check the listing itself rather than the vendor's marketing.
• Checkout compatibility. Make sure post-purchase offers use Shopify's native one-click flow (no card re-entry; see which payment methods post-purchase upsells support) and, on Plus, that checkout blocks use Checkout Extensibility rather than deprecated checkout.liquid.
• Trial length vs your order volume. A 14–30 day trial only proves anything if you get enough orders in the window to read post-purchase conversion. Low-volume stores should favor longer trials or free tiers.

How do you switch from ReConvert to Oxify?

No data migration needed — products, orders and customers live in Shopify, not the upsell app. Budget about an hour.

1. Document your ReConvert funnels. Screenshot every trigger, offer, discount and thank-you page section. This is your rebuild spec and rollback reference.
2. Record baseline metrics. Pull AOV, post-purchase offer conversion rate and net upsell revenue (after any revenue-share fee) for the trailing 30 days.
3. Install Oxify Cart Drawer & Upsell and start the 14-day trial. Don't uninstall ReConvert yet.
4. Disable ReConvert's post-purchase offer before enabling Oxify's. Shopify only allows one app to control the post-purchase page — set Oxify as the post-purchase app under Settings → Checkout (setup details in our one-click post-purchase upsell guide).
5. Rebuild your post-purchase funnel to parity first — same trigger products, same offers, same discounts — so results stay readable.
6. Then add the surfaces ReConvert never covered: product page add-ons, the cart drawer with free-shipping tiers and gifts, BOGO and volume discounts, market-specific rules. This is where the incremental AOV comes from.
7. Test the full path on mobile: product page → drawer → checkout → one-click post-purchase offer → thank-you page.
8. Uninstall ReConvert / Upsell.com and confirm your final invoice — including any usage-based charge from the order-or-revenue meter. If you signed up on upsell.com rather than through the Shopify App Store, cancel the subscription on upsell.com as well; uninstalling the app alone may not stop billing.
9. Compare against baseline after 14 days, before the trial converts.

Who should switch from ReConvert (and who shouldn't)?

Switch to Oxify if you:

• Want one-click post-purchase upsells without your plan tier being driven by the revenue they generate
• Need upsells on product pages and in the cart, not just after checkout
• Are paying for ReConvert plus a separate cart drawer or bundle app
• Want every charge on your Shopify invoice, cancellable by uninstalling
• Sell internationally and want market-specific offers per Shopify Market
• Expect to pass 500 orders a month and want every price step published up front — ReConvert's listing shows prices only to 500, then points to upsell.com for Scale and Elite

Stay with ReConvert / Upsell.com if you:

• Built a deep, customized thank-you page (surveys, videos, tracking widgets) that's performing well
• Rely on its Shopify Plus checkout-page blocks
• Want built-in A/B testing and segmentation on your offers
• Treat track record as a hard requirement — 3,108 Shopify reviews versus Oxify's 40 is a genuine gap
• Only care about the post-purchase moment and run low volume, where ReConvert's free plan (up to 50 orders) undercuts Oxify

FAQ

Pricing, ratings, review counts and listing status in this article were re-checked against Shopify App Store pages (ReConvert, Oxify, Zipify OCU, Selleasy, Honeycomb, CartHook) and upsell.com on 11 October 2026. AfterSell's figures date from 23 September 2026 (see its entry in the quick list). ReConvert now trades as Upsell.com and was live on the Shopify App Store at 4.8 stars across 3,108 reviews, free up to 50 orders and from $9.99/month after that; it also sells direct at upsell.com. This article previously reported the listing as unavailable, which was accurate on 18 August 2026 and was corrected once the listing was restored. The $4.99–$14.99 + 0.75% figures cited are historical App Store prices, and the August and 23 September plan ladders are our earlier records, not current prices. Revenue and order totals attributed to Upsell.com are the vendor's own marketing claims. Check live listings and vendor pricing before you commit.