Add order bumps, upsells, and downsells to your checkout — without rebuilding your store.
Give customers relevant offers at the right moment and increase the value of every sale.
No complicated funnels. No code-heavy integrations. Just smarter checkout revenue.
Getting someone to your store is expensive. But most checkout experiences simply take the customer's order and stop. That means you're leaving additional revenue on the table.
More value from the customers you already have.
Add more to the cart before payment
Present a complementary product directly inside checkout. For example: Add gift wrapping for $3.00. Customers simply check a box and continue paying.
Outcome: Increase order value without adding another checkout or payment step.
Make another offer after the customer buys
The customer's purchase is already confirmed. Now present a relevant offer: Upgrade your order for only $2.00. Accepting creates a separate order and payment while keeping the original purchase intact.
Outcome: Generate additional revenue from customers who have already decided to buy.
Don't lose the sale when they say no
Not every customer wants your first offer. Give them another option — a lower-priced alternative they can accept with one click.
Outcome: Recover additional revenue from customers who would otherwise generate nothing beyond the original purchase.
Show the right offer to the right customer
Offers are triggered by what the customer purchased. Customer buys running shoes? Show a shoe care kit — instead of irrelevant promotions to everyone.
Outcome: More relevant offers and better conversion potential.
Run promotions automatically
Schedule offers around product launches, seasonal campaigns, flash sales, promotions, and limited-time discounts. Set the start and end dates once.
Outcome: Your checkout promotions can run automatically.
Never promote what you can't sell
Offers automatically respect product availability. If the offer product is out of stock, the offer doesn't get presented.
Outcome: Reduce failed purchases and prevent overselling.
Works with your existing payment flow
Customers pay using the payment methods already supported by your store. For supported methods, eligible customers can complete an upsell without entering their payment details again. Where automatic charging isn't available, customers get a simple payment fallback.
Outcome: Increase upsell conversion without forcing a completely new payment architecture.
No double charges. No duplicate orders.
Offers are designed around idempotent payments, payment confirmation, inventory reservation, expiring offer sessions, separate offer orders, and existing refund infrastructure.
Outcome: Revenue optimization without sacrificing transaction integrity.
Choose a trigger product, an offer product, the offer type, and the offer price.
The customer sees a relevant order bump in the cart.
The customer's original purchase is completed normally.
Show the customer a relevant additional product. "You bought Product A. Want Product C for $2.00?"
If they decline, present a lower-priced offer instead.
See exactly how much additional revenue your offers generate.
Increase the average value of every order with complementary products.
Sell templates, courses, downloads, memberships, and upgrades after the initial purchase.
Offer upgrades, add-ons, packages, and additional services.
Offer upgrades, setup packages, premium features, or complementary products.
Add accessories and complementary products directly to checkout.
| Capability | Standard checkout | Oppaly |
|---|---|---|
| Checkout | ||
| Order bumps | ||
| Post-purchase upsells | ||
| Downsells | ||
| Offer scheduling | ||
| Stock-aware offers | ||
| Offer attribution | ||
| Separate offer orders | ||
| Offer revenue reporting | ||
| Idempotent offer payments |
Imagine you process 1,000 orders per month at an average order value of $100. That's $100,000 in monthly revenue.
Now imagine your offers generate just $15 in additional revenue per order. That's $15,000 additional monthly revenue — without acquiring a single new customer.
The goal isn't simply more traffic. It's more revenue from the traffic you already have.
So you can answer: which offers are actually increasing my revenue?
A failed upsell should never destroy a successful purchase. Oppaly keeps the original transaction separate from post-purchase offers.
If the upsell payment fails: the original order remains successful.
No. Every product gets a checkout permalink like /buy/your-offer. Point your ad, email, or bio link straight at it — sales page optional.
Card payments via Stripe and PayPal out of the box, plus Flutterwave, Paystack, Adyen, and Authorize.net — multiple payment methods, and buyers choose how to pay right on the checkout page.
An order bump is an additional product or service offered directly on the checkout page, usually with a simple checkbox.
An upsell is an additional offer presented after the customer's original purchase has been completed.
A downsell is a lower-priced alternative presented when a customer declines an upsell.
No. The original order remains intact. An accepted upsell is recorded as a separate offer order linked to the original order.
Yes. You can configure an offer price independently from the normal product price.
Yes. Offers are configured around trigger products.
The offer is not presented.
Yes. Offers can have start and end dates.
The system uses idempotency controls to prevent duplicate offer orders and charges.
The original order remains successful. The failed offer transaction is handled separately.
Increase your average order value with order bumps, upsells, and downsells — built directly into your checkout.
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