If you’re weighing a ReConvert alternative, the first thing to be clear about is where you want to grow average order value. ReConvert — now marketed as Upsell.com — is one of the deepest tools on Shopify for a very specific moment: the thank-you page and the post-purchase one-click upsell. It turns the order-confirmation screen into a second storefront, with drag-and-drop offers, countdown timers, reorder widgets and product recommendations. With 2,800+ reviews behind it, it’s earned that reputation. But a lot of merchants who search for an alternative aren’t unhappy with ReConvert — they’ve realised it doesn’t touch the part of the funnel before the sale closes. That’s where Profit Flow AOV Bundle fits, and this is an honest comparison of the two.
What ReConvert does well
ReConvert is excellent at what it’s built for, and it’s worth saying so plainly. The thank-you page is prime real estate that most stores waste, and ReConvert’s editor lets you fill it with one-click upsells the shopper can accept without re-entering payment details. Because those charges ride on Shopify’s native post-purchase flow, the acceptance rate can be genuinely high — the buyer has already committed and trusts you.
Beyond the confirmation page, ReConvert covers one-click offers between checkout and the thank-you page, with targeting based on cart contents, purchase history and customer data. It layers in countdown timers, reorder buttons, birthday collectors and recommendation blocks, and it reports on post-purchase funnel performance in detail. For a store that already has healthy traffic and wants to extract more from every completed order, that depth pays off — and the 2,800+ reviews reflect a mature product with most edge cases smoothed out.
Its outcome-aligned pricing (a 14-day trial, then a bill based on revenue generated or order volume) also feels fair to many merchants: you pay more when it’s making you more.
Where ReConvert can fall short
The honest limitations aren’t about quality — they’re about scope and cost fit.
It only works after the sale. ReConvert’s entire value lives at or after checkout. It does nothing on the product page to raise the initial order — no quantity breaks, no on-page bundles, no “buy 2, save 15%” tier that grows the cart before the shopper commits. If your AOV problem is that first order being too small, a thank-you-page tool can’t fix it.
Pricing scales with you. Outcome-based billing is reasonable, but it does mean a recurring cost that climbs as your revenue or order count grows. For a store using only a slice of ReConvert’s features, that can feel like platform pricing for a single moment in the funnel.
It’s a funnel to configure, not a plug-in. Editors, targeting rules and post-purchase funnels reward attention and testing. That’s the right trade for a team investing in post-purchase — but it’s overhead if you just want a clean, correct on-page offer.
Why consider Profit Flow
Profit Flow AOV Bundle isn’t trying to compete for the thank-you page — it plays a different position entirely. It does product-page quantity breaks, bundles, Buy-X-Get-Y and a checkout-safe free gift, and it does them free, with no offer caps and no transaction fees. The goal is to make that first order bigger, before the shopper ever reaches checkout.
The wedge is the word checkout-safe. Every discount and every free gift is enforced by a Shopify Discount Function at checkout. That means the price and the gift the shopper sees on the product page are exactly what Shopify charges and fulfills — there’s no JavaScript-only gap for an unqualified gift to slip through free. For BOGO and gift-with-purchase offers, that’s the difference between a promotion and a margin leak. You can see the mechanics on our free gift with purchase and volume discounts pages.
We’ll be straight about the trade-offs. Profit Flow does nothing post-purchase — no thank-you-page upsells, no one-click offers after checkout, none of the surface ReConvert is built around. It’s also newer, with fewer reviews, and product-page focused: there’s no cart drawer and no standalone landing pages. If the order-confirmation moment is where your growth is, ReConvert is the right tool and Profit Flow won’t replace it. The honest framing is that these two barely overlap — one grows the order before the sale, the other after it. For the wider landscape, our roundup of the best Shopify apps to increase AOV puts both in context.
Switching from ReConvert
In most cases you won’t “switch” so much as add Profit Flow alongside ReConvert, since they cover different halves of the funnel:
- Install Profit Flow — it’s free, so there’s no trial clock and no billing decision to make first.
- Build your pre-sale offers in the editor: quantity tiers, bundles, BOGO rules and any free gift, all on the product page.
- Add the block to your product-page template in the theme editor — no code.
- Place one real test order and confirm the discount and gift hold all the way through checkout. This is the step that proves checkout-safety, so don’t skip it.
- Keep ReConvert for the thank-you page if it’s earning its keep — the two run happily side by side. If it wasn’t pulling its weight, you can drop the outcome-based bill.
Because Profit Flow is free, there’s no risk in running it on a test product before you commit anything.
The bottom line
Stay on ReConvert if your growth lever is the thank-you page and post-purchase moment — one-click upsells, reorder prompts and confirmation-page offers — and you’re getting the lift that justifies its pricing. It’s a mature, category-leading app and there’s no reason to remove it.
Add Profit Flow if you want to grow the first order with product-page quantity breaks, bundles, BOGO and a free gift that are free and provably correct at checkout. The wedge is simple: what the shopper sees is what they pay, enforced by Shopify itself, at no cost. Not sure which offers will actually move your AOV? Get a free store audit and we’ll tell you straight.