Show a targeted offer between payment and the confirmation page. The customer accepts with one tap, and the item is added to the order they just placed.
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Choose who sees each offer, chain offers together and add accepted items to the original order.
The offer appears between payment and confirmation, and one tap adds it without entering payment details again.
Accepted offers are charged to the stored payment method from the original sale where the payment extension supports it. Offline orders can be amended and invoiced if you turn that on.
One order number, one shipment, one invoice. No duplicate order to reconcile, no second shipping charge, no confused customer.
Build each promotion on the Offer Flow canvas: a trigger, then an offer, then the next. Click "+" to add a step.
Cart contents, category, order total, customer group, first order, shipping/billing zone, language, stored card required, mix and match, every rule must match.
Run one tightly-scoped promotion per order, or stack several by priority. A hard cap on offers per order keeps it from turning into a gauntlet.
If a customer declines an offer, show them a different one, such as a lower-priced version, instead of the next in line.
Waive shipping per offer or set a store-wide fallback. Out-of-stock offers auto-hide or show clearly disabled, your choice, either way nothing oversells.
Offers use the same framework as your storefront, Bootstrap 5 or UIkit 3, so they match your checkout.
The offer shows up between payment and confirmation, while trust is highest and the guard is down. One tap adds it, charged to the card already on file. No re-checkout, no second order to track down later. It lands in the exact same order the customer just placed, same shipment, same invoice.
The Offer Flow builder lays your promotion out as a clean, auto-stacked sequence, trigger, offer, next offer, with a simple "+" to add a step. Every offer card carries its own quick menu for editing, copying, enabling, disabling, or deleting, and the whole sequence reorders right on the canvas.
Eight targeting conditions, cart contents, category, order total, customer group, first order, shipping or billing zone, language, and whether a stored card even exists to charge. Mix and match. Every single rule has to match before the offer shows. Show the phone case to the phone buyer, the warranty to the appliance buyer, and nothing irrelevant to anyone else.
Add After Sale Specials and show a relevant offer after every payment.
Electronics Store
A phone retailer targets any order containing a specific phone model with a one-tap offer for the matching case and screen protector at a bundled discount. The offer shows the instant the phone purchase clears, no separate accessories page to remember, no second trip to checkout. One tap, charged to the card already on file, merged into the same order.
Appliance Dealer
A home appliance store targets orders over a set threshold with an extended-warranty offer, restricted to accounts with a stored payment credential so the accept path is always one tap. The moment right after buying a big-ticket appliance, while the "what if it breaks" thought is still fresh, turns out to be the best time anyone's ever going to ask about a warranty.
Consumables Brand
A coffee brand targets first-time buyers of its flagship bag with a discounted refill-pack offer, scheduled for a two-week launch window that auto-expires. New customers get a friendly nudge toward becoming repeat customers before they've even opened the box, no separate email campaign required.
Gift Retailer
A gifts-and-home store targets every order during a holiday scheduling window with a flat-fee gift-wrap offer, shipping waived, quantity capped to the items in the cart. It's the kind of add nobody thinks to ask for until it's offered, and now it's offered automatically, on every order, with zero manual touch.
Online Course Seller
An education store targets customers who just bought its beginner course with an offer for the intermediate course at a launch discount, routed via decline branching to a lighter mini-course if they say no to the full bundle. One purchase turns into a learning path instead of a dead end.
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Offer a one-tap upsell on the thank-you page, charged to the card already on file and merged into the order the customer just placed.
Documentation
User Guide (Version 6)Give shoppers a slide-out cart drawer with a free shipping progress bar and inline coupons, so they never leave the page to see their cart.
Paste one Omnisend API key to start recovering abandoned carts and tracking order events in your Omnisend account.
Ask targeted questions on the order confirmation page, right after customers pay, and review the answers in an analytics dashboard.
Hand abandoned carts and order history to ActiveCampaign, so your automations can follow up with shoppers who almost bought.
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