Before You Start
1. What is Post-Purchase Upsell?

Post-Purchase Upsell (PPU) is your shortcut to instant extra revenue — without changing your checkout flow. Right after a customer completes payment, you get a final golden chance to show them an irresistible offer.
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Why it matters for your store:
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Boost Average Order Value (AOV) with one more item added after checkout.
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Increase Conversion Rate (CR) for upsell products.
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Capture new revenue that would otherwise be lost — all without disrupting the buying experience.
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👉 Example: A customer buys a $100 jacket. Right after checkout, you show them matching shoes with 15% off, only available now. Many will say “yes” — and just like that, your order jumps from $100 to $130.
2. Eligibility
To make sure your offers display correctly:
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Your store must be using Shopify Checkout Extensibility.
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Shopify Payments (or another supported provider) must be enabled.
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Works with all Shopify plans that support post-purchase extensions.
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Some orders may not qualify (e.g., subscriptions, Buy Now Pay Later, or gift card checkouts).
💡 If your offer doesn’t appear, double-check the trigger conditions and eligibility settings.
3. Install & Activate the App
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Install the app from the Shopify App Store → Shopify Admin → Apps → Search Post Purchase Upsell by EEG → Install.
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Grant permissions → So the app can display offers, apply discounts, and track performance.
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Enable the extension in your checkout → Settings → Checkout → Post-purchase page → Add app block → Select Post Purchase Upsell (PPU).
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Run a quick test order → Complete a purchase to make sure your first offer shows up right after checkout.
4. Pro Tips Before You Create Your First Rule
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Choose products that naturally complement your best-sellers (e.g., phone case with phone, belt with jeans).
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Decide on your discount strategy (% or $) based on your average order value.
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Start simple: create one universal rule (all orders) to see results from day one.
✨ Next step: You’re ready to create your first upsell rule → [Create Your First Rule]