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Yes. ReConvert renamed itself Upsell.com, and reconvert.io now redirects to upsell.com. Its Shopify App Store listing is still called ReConvert post purchase upsell, by Upsell.com ex ReConvert. It's the same app with the same billing, so everything on this page applies under either name.

For post-purchase upsells, Kairo stores average 20%+ conversion, while ReConvert's own upsell report puts its average one-click upsell at 4.7%. Kairo flows go up to 3 offers deep, branching on accept or decline, where ReConvert's post-purchase offers stop at 2. Kairo also has post-purchase surveys with discount rewards, and shows no third-party ads.

At the same upsell revenue, yes, at almost every level. At $900 a month in upsells, ReConvert's pricing page lists $79.99 and Kairo is $29. At $1,800 it's $149.99 vs $49, at $3,000 it's $199+ vs $79, and at $12,000 it's $499+ vs $199. ReConvert can cost more still, because it bills on your store orders whenever they're higher than your upsell revenue. At 3,000 orders that's $199+ a month even with $0 in upsells, where Kairo would be $8.

ReConvert bills every 30 days on your store's total orders or the upsell revenue it brings in, whichever is higher. As of September 23, 2026, its pricing page lists $9.99 for 51 to 100, $19.99 up to 200, $39.99 up to 500, $79.99 up to 1,000 and $149.99 up to 2,000. Above that, Scale starts at $199 a month for up to 10,000 and Elite at $499 for up to 20,000, and bigger stores get a custom price. Kairo bills on upsell revenue only, with every tier published and a $999 monthly cap.

Yes, in mid-2025. Archived copies of its site show 501 to 999 orders going from $49.99 to $79.99 a month, and 1,001 to 1,999 orders from $89.99 to $149.99. At the same time it dropped its 0.75% fee on upsell revenue and started billing on upsell revenue whenever that's higher than your order count. Even counting the old fee, a 1,500-order store at ReConvert's 4.7% average and a $25 upsell went from $103.21 to $149.99 a month.

Its Terms of Service say: "By default, the Advertising Feature is enabled upon installation of the Application." The ads come from networks such as Google, Falcon Digital Labs and Uptick, and you can turn the feature off in the app's settings. If you leave it on, you get 50% of the net ad revenue ReConvert receives from your store, only as credit against its own fee and never more than that month's bill. Its Terms also make you responsible for any consent your customers need to give. Kairo has no ad feature.

Yes, while it's installed. ReConvert's help center says: "Charges apply: as long as the app is installed and onboarding is complete. Disabling or not using the app won’t stop charges". Because its bill can follow your store orders, a disabled ReConvert on a 3,000-order store is still $199+ a month. Uninstalling stops future charges. Kairo bills its $8 base while installed, but never on your order count.