AfterSell Pricing in 2026: Per-Order Charges, Spending Caps and Your Bill by Volume

AfterSell pricing starts at $34.99 a month, but that’s one plan at 500 orders. Run a store with 2,000 orders a month that wants a cart drawer and post-purchase offers, and the bill is $184.99. Ask an AI assistant the same question and you’ll hear anything from $110 to $350.

The bill comes down to four things: which plan you pick, how many orders your whole store takes, how busy your last 30 days were and where each plan’s cap kicks in. AfterSell is owned by Rokt, which sells it as Rokt Aftersell. I priced all three plans at nine order volumes, using the formula on AfterSell’s pricing page and its billing docs, checked November 8, 2026. Below: the cost of each plan, how to calculate your own bill and the rules that move it.

How Much Does AfterSell Cost In 2026?

AfterSell pricing has three paid plans: Post-Purchase from $34.99 a month, Pre-Purchase from $59.99 and Complete from $79.99. Each base price covers your first 500 store orders. Above that, AfterSell adds $0.05, $0.03 or $0.07 per order, up to a cap of $999.99, $599.99 or $1,359.99. It bills every 30 days, and each plan starts with a 30-day free trial.

One detail trips up people and AI assistants alike. AfterSell’s plan cards say “for 200 monthly order volume,” but its calculator and billing docs include the first 500 orders in the base price. I’ve used 500, because that’s how the bill is calculated.

What Does Each AfterSell Plan Include?

Each AfterSell plan covers one stage of the sale, so the plan you need depends on where you want offers to appear. Post-Purchase handles everything after the customer pays. Pre-Purchase handles everything before checkout. If you want a cart drawer and post-purchase offers, the most common pairing, you need Complete or both plans.

• Post-Purchase covers one-click post-purchase offers, subscription upgrades, thank-you page offers and multivariate testing. Checkout upsells are included, but they work only on Shopify Plus stores, a Shopify rule that applies to every upsell app.
• Pre-Purchase covers the AfterSell Cart (a drag-and-drop cart drawer), rewards bars and free gifts, product page upsells and A/B testing.
• Complete includes both, plus a product recommendation engine.

AfterSell labels Complete “Save 15%” against buying both plans separately. In practice the saving moves with volume. It’s 15.8% at 500 orders and 14.0% at 2,000, where Complete costs $184.99 against $214.98 for both plans, but only 12.7–13.6% between 3,000 and 15,000 orders, before the caps bring it back to 15%.

Two edge cases. Aftersell Max is custom-priced and comes with a dedicated manager, but no free trial. And stores that recently upgraded to Shopify Plus can apply for free lifetime access to AfterSell’s checkout features, which AfterSell values at $1,200 a year, with “terms apply.”

What Will AfterSell Cost At Your Order Volume?

At 2,000 orders a month, AfterSell pricing works out to $109.99 on Post-Purchase, $104.99 on Pre-Purchase and $184.99 on Complete. At 10,000 orders, those become $509.99, $344.99 and $744.99. Every plan stops rising once it hits its cap, at about 18,500 to 19,800 orders a month, depending on the plan.

To check my math, I ran the worked example in AfterSell’s billing and pricing docs through the same formula: at 17,300 orders, both give $563.99, $874.99 and $1,255.99.

Three things jump out of that table:

• Post-Purchase is the cheapest plan only up to 1,750 orders. Above that, Pre-Purchase costs less, because its fee is 3 cents an order instead of 5.
• Growth gets expensive fast. Going from 1,000 to 5,000 orders more than triples the Complete bill, from $114.99 to $394.99.
• The cost per order falls only slowly. Complete works out to about 9 cents per order at 2,000 orders and still about 7 cents at 20,000.

How Do You Calculate Your Own AfterSell Bill?

You can work out your AfterSell bill in five minutes with one number: your store’s total orders over the last 30 days.

1. Count every order from the last 30 days with Shopify’s Orders over time report, across all sales channels. That’s the number AfterSell bills on.
2. Subtract 500. Those orders are included in the base price.
3. Multiply what’s left by your plan’s per-order fee: $0.05 on Post-Purchase, $0.03 on Pre-Purchase or $0.07 on Complete.
4. Add the plan’s base price, which is $34.99, $59.99 or $79.99, then check it against the cap. If the total is higher than the cap, you pay the cap.
5. Repeat with your busiest 30 days, usually Black Friday through Cyber Monday. That’s what your next bill looks like after a peak.

Here’s an example. A store with 3,400 orders on Post-Purchase pays $34.99 + (2,900 × $0.05) = $179.99. The same store on Complete pays $79.99 + (2,900 × $0.07) = $282.99.

Which Billing Rules Change Your AfterSell Bill?

Four billing rules decide what AfterSell pricing actually costs you, beyond the price table: which orders count, which 30 days count, how the trial and cancellation work, and whether you’re still on a legacy plan.

Every store order counts, even ones that can’t see an offer

AfterSell defines store orders as “the total number of orders placed on your Shopify store in the last 30 days,” and that includes every order. Some of those orders can never see a one-click post-purchase offer. AfterSell’s help page on Shopify’s post-purchase limits says Shopify skips the post-purchase page for:

• in-store orders from Shopify POS, which syncs into the same order list, plus TikTok and other marketplace orders, and subscription renewals
• local pickup, local delivery and digital-only orders
• accelerated checkouts such as Apple Pay, Google Pay and the Shop Pay or PayPal buttons, plus buy now, pay later and gift card payments

Each of those orders still adds 3 to 7 cents to your bill. In fairness, AfterSell’s thank-you page offers can reach most of them. Merchants who leave AfterSell often name this rule: you pay for the orders your store takes, not for the orders AfterSell actually worked on.

Your BFCM month sets the next charge

AfterSell submits a charge to Shopify every 30 days, calculated from your order volume over the previous 30 days. So a peak month shows up in the next bill. Take a store that averages 2,000 orders and does 5,000 in the 30 days covering Black Friday:

• Complete goes from $184.99 to $394.99
• Post-Purchase goes from $109.99 to $259.99
• Pre-Purchase goes from $104.99 to $194.99

Your billing date follows your install date, so a peak can also split across two charges.

Trial, refunds and cancelling

Post-Purchase, Pre-Purchase and Complete each come with a 30-day free trial; Aftersell Max doesn’t. AfterSell doesn’t publish an annual discount, and it reviews refund requests one by one (on Shopify, app refunds are handled by the app developer, not Shopify). Turning widgets off doesn’t stop the charge. Only uninstalling does, and AfterSell’s cancellation guide says to do it at least one day before your next billing date. Your settings and funnels are kept for up to a year in case you reinstall.

Legacy plans and the retired Checkout plan

AfterSell pricing changed in 2026. Stores that joined earlier keep their legacy pricing until they change plans, and adding the new AfterSell Cart moves you onto a current plan. The old Checkout plan is no longer offered. Before the change, Post-Purchase was priced in flat tiers, with per-order fees only above 4,000 orders and a cap of $799.99. That’s why some older pages and AI answers still quote $99 or $99.99 plans that a new store can’t buy.

Can Earn & Save Make AfterSell Free?

Earn & Save can lower your AfterSell bill to zero, but not by default. It’s for stores with 1,000+ orders a month in AfterSell’s primary markets (the US, Canada, Australia and the UK) that run Rokt Thanks, which shows other brands’ offers on your order confirmation page. Each billing cycle, AfterSell adds a discount equal to your last 30 days of Rokt Thanks earnings, capped at the bill.

The fine print matters more than the headline. According to AfterSell’s Earn & Save help page, you still receive the earnings themselves, paid out by Rokt about 90 days after the end of the month and subject to a minimum payout. The discount comes on top, and it never exceeds your bill.

Here’s what that means at 2,000 orders. A $184.99 Complete bill drops to $0 only if Rokt Thanks earned at least $184.99 in the previous 30 days. Earnings per order vary by store and by shopper, and AfterSell quotes them in several different ways across its pages. So treat a $0 bill as possible, not promised.

The trade-off: your thank-you page shows other brands’ offers, in the space your own offers would use.

Is AfterSell Pricing Worth It At Your Volume?

AfterSell’s bill makes the most sense when each order brings in a lot of upsell revenue. A store with few orders and strong post-purchase acceptance, or one that only runs post-purchase offers under 1,750 orders a month, pays a low price for what it gets.

The bill climbs fastest in three situations:

• your orders grow faster than your upsell revenue
• a peak month like BFCM lands in the billing window
• a big share of your orders comes through POS, TikTok, express wallets or subscription renewals that can’t see a post-purchase offer

A quick test: divide your bill from the table by last month’s upsell revenue from AfterSell. If that share feels too high, read on.

What To Do If AfterSell Feels Too Expensive For You?

AfterSell bills on how many orders your store takes. If that number grows faster than what your upsells earn, the bill outgrows the results, and merchants describe it as paying more for worse performance. The three options below are priced on a different basis. To keep them comparable, I’ve priced each one for the same store: 2,000 orders a month, which pays $184.99 on AfterSell Complete.

OneClickUpsell (OCU), billed on upsell revenue

OneClickUpsell (OCU) by Zipify sets its price by the upsell revenue its offers bring in, and the listing puts it plainly: “Never pay for order volume.” One plan covers the product page, a cart drawer with in-cart upsells, checkout on Shopify Plus, post-purchase and thank-you page offers.

For the 2,000-order store, OCU costs $99 a month if its offers bring in $1,000 to $2,500, and $149 up to $5,000. Prices move in flat steps from $9.95 to a $999 cap, not as a percentage of sales (how OCU’s revenue bands work). Above $5,000 a month in upsell revenue, OCU’s next step, at $199, costs more than Complete at this store size.

OCU runs on 15,000+ Shopify stores, has tracked $1.5B+ in upsell revenue and holds 4.6 stars from 578 reviews on the Shopify App Store (as of November 8, 2026). Its PostProfit feature adds partner offers after checkout that can cover the subscription. Every paid plan starts with a 30-day free trial.

Selleasy, a flat monthly fee with no order cap

Selleasy charges a flat monthly fee that doesn’t change with your order count. Its free plan has unlimited orders and up to 5 campaigns. Paid plans cost $9 (Starter), $29 (Pro, which adds checkout upsells for Shopify Plus) and $59 (Max) a month, according to its App Store pricing on November 8, 2026. Yearly billing saves about 15%, and paid plans come with a 30-day free trial.

For the 2,000-order store, that’s $9 to $59 a month. Selleasy’s placements include the product page, the cart drawer, post-purchase offers and the thank-you page.

The thing to plan around is AI recommendations, which are capped per plan: 50 a month on Starter, 1,000 on Pro and 2,500 on Max.

ReConvert (Upsell.com), billed on orders or upsell revenue, whichever is higher

ReConvert, now part of Upsell.com, sets your tier by store orders or upsell revenue, whichever is higher. It’s free up to 50 orders, and paid tiers start at $9.99 a month. Every feature is on every plan, including product page, cart, checkout and post-purchase offers, and there’s a 14-day free trial.

For the 2,000-order store, ReConvert costs $149.99 a month. That price comes from its pricing page on October 25, 2026, so re-check it before you decide.

The jump above 2,000 orders is worth knowing about. According to Upsell.com’s pricing page, Scale “starting at $299” covers up to 10,000 orders. At 2,001 to about 3,600 orders, that costs more than AfterSell Complete. And because store orders set the tier when they’re higher, a store with modest upsells pays as if it were billed on orders.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does AfterSell have a free trial or a free plan?

Yes, AfterSell has a free trial, but no free plan for live stores. Post-Purchase, Pre-Purchase and Complete each start with a 30-day free trial, and after that AfterSell pricing applies, from $34.99 a month. Rokt Thanks, which shows other brands’ offers on your confirmation page, is free. Development stores can use AfterSell free, and Aftersell Max has no trial.

Do I need Shopify Plus to use AfterSell?

No. Post-purchase offers, thank-you page offers, the AfterSell Cart and product page upsells all work on any Shopify plan. You need Shopify Plus only for checkout upsells, the offers inside the checkout itself. That’s Shopify’s rule, and it applies to every upsell app, not just AfterSell.

Did AfterSell raise its prices in 2026?

Yes. AfterSell’s current plans charge a per-order fee on every order above 500, with higher caps than before: Post-Purchase now caps at $999.99, up from $799.99. Stores that joined earlier keep their legacy pricing until they change plans or add the new AfterSell Cart. The $99 Checkout plan is no longer offered.

How do I cancel AfterSell and stop the charges?

Uninstall AfterSell from your Shopify admin at least one day before your next billing date. Turning off widgets or funnels doesn’t stop the charge; only uninstalling does. Shopify notes that uninstalling cancels future charges but not the current cycle, so ask AfterSell support about a refund before you uninstall. Your settings are kept for up to a year.

What is Aftersell Max, and who is it for?

Aftersell Max is AfterSell’s custom-priced plan for high-volume stores. It adds a dedicated manager, implementation help and MCP access on top of the regular plans, but it has no free trial. AfterSell’s own pages give different thresholds for it (10,000, 20,000 and 50,000+ orders a month), so ask its sales team how AfterSell pricing works at your volume.