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Install from the Shopify App Store, switch on the Summer Upsell app embed in your theme, and add the block for the widget you want. Most stores have their first campaign live in under ten minutes. There are no theme file edits and nothing is left behind if you uninstall.

No. Everything is done from the Shopify admin and the theme editor — picking products, choosing a layout, setting colours. The widgets are Online Store 2.0 app blocks, so you drag them into place rather than pasting code.

Any Online Store 2.0 theme — Dawn, Sense, Crave, Studio, Refresh and most third-party 2.0 themes. Post-purchase offers install from Settings → Checkout → Customize rather than the theme editor.

The storefront script is small and loads after your page content. Product data is served through Shopify's app proxy from a warm cache, so widgets render without waiting on the Admin API.

Twenty across three placements: sixteen on the product page (cross-sell, frequently bought together, upsell, add-ons and pop-ups), four in the cart, and one on the thank-you page. Sticky Add to Cart is listed as coming soon and can't be created yet.

Yes. Widgets are independent campaigns, so a product page can carry a cross-sell grid and a frequently-bought-together bundle at once. Each reports its own impressions, add-to-carts and revenue in Analytics.

Three sources. Manual, where you pick the products yourself. Basic AI, a rule-based engine that reads your collections and tags for related or complementary items — included from the Starter plan. And Summer AI, which uses ChatGPT to read titles and descriptions for context-aware picks, available from Starter Pro.

Yes — 27 ready-made colour presets, plus full control over colours, fonts, sizes, border radius, card background and image fit. Widget titles and button text can be overridden per language.

Yes. Discounts are created as native Shopify Function discounts, so they apply at checkout the same way any Shopify discount does — no fake discount codes and no checkout scripts.

Free up to 100 orders a month, then $9 (Starter), $16 (Starter Plus), $25 (Starter Pro) or $49 (Pro). Flat rates — we never take a share of your revenue and never charge per order.

Monthly, through Shopify. The charge appears on your regular Shopify invoice alongside your other app subscriptions. There is no separate payment method to set up and no annual commitment.

Every paid plan starts with a 7-day free trial. You aren't charged until it ends, and you can downgrade or cancel during the trial without being billed. The Free plan stays free up to 100 orders a month.

The app notices the overage from your paid orders and shows a Shopify-hosted upgrade flow on your next admin visit. Your widgets keep working in the meantime, and nothing is charged without your approval.

Yes, at any time from the app's pricing page. Shopify pro-rates the existing subscription mid-cycle, so there's no double billing.

Products and collections to build campaigns, discounts to create the Shopify Function discounts, themes to check the app embed is installed, markets and locales for translations, and orders so a paid order can be attributed back to the campaign that produced it. That order attribution is what drives conversion rate and AOV lift.

No. We don't request customer scopes, and we don't read or store names, emails, addresses or payment details. From an order we keep the campaign ID, the line-item revenue and the timestamp.

The app embed stops rendering and nothing is left behind in your theme. Campaign data and analytics are kept for 90 days in case you reinstall, then permanently deleted.

Live chat from inside the Shopify admin is the fastest route. Email gets a reply within 4 hours, including weekends, and anything complex gets a follow-up within 24 hours. Support is handled in English.

Yes. Send us your store and what you're trying to sell more of, and we'll suggest which widget fits and how to configure it. There's no charge for this on any plan.

The documentation covers every widget with step-by-step setup, the settings each one exposes, and what it looks like on the storefront.