SellMate puts upsells, bundles and progress-based discounts everywhere a shopper makes a decision — the product page, the cart drawer, checkout, and after the order. One app, one place to configure it.
Every surface works on every plan, including the free one. Nothing is held back to make you upgrade — the limit is how many orders your store takes, not what the app is allowed to do.
“Frequently bought together”, with an optional discount when the whole set is in the cart.
Recommend an add-on inside the cart, discounted only when it is bought alongside its trigger.
One more offer before checkout, with an optional follow-up if the shopper says no.
A one-click add after payment, before the thank-you page. No card re-entry.
Recommend the next order on the receipt, with a code they can use on it.
Hand a leaving shopper a discount code before the tab closes.
Each one becomes a genuine Shopify discount, so it applies at checkout rather than only looking like it will.
Buy more, save more — with a pricing table on the product page and progress in the cart.
Buy X get Y, with the gift actually added to the cart — Shopify never does that on its own.
A discount for any N products from a set, with “add 2 more” progress shown in the cart.
A progress bar toward free delivery, by cart value, quantity or destination.
Reward the shopper for crossing a spend threshold.
Show shoppers the codes their cart already qualifies for, instead of leaving them hunting.
Most of the work in an upsell app is not the widget. It is making sure what the shopper is promised is what checkout actually charges.
A saving is only advertised once Shopify has confirmed the discount exists. If it was refused, the widget says nothing rather than promising something checkout will not honour.
Two offers discounting the same product resolve to one on most Shopify plans. SellMate tells you which offers overlap, instead of letting you discover it from a confused shopper.
Reporting reads real orders and their discount lines, not add-to-cart clicks — so the number you see is money that was actually taken.
Prices render in your store's own money format, and the widgets inherit your theme's colours rather than fighting them.
Charged on your store's monthly orders, not on features. Every surface and every offer type works on all three plans.
Going over your plan's orders does not switch anything off without warning. You are told at 80%, told again at the limit, and given room past it before offers pause — and they resume the moment the month rolls over or you upgrade.