Fix
Give customers a checked path to correct contact details, address information, and eligible items.
Post-purchase order recovery
AfterRevenue checks the safe next step after a Shopify order is placed—so customers can fix, save, reorder, or reach support without creating another mess.
The recovery layer
Not just editing. AfterRevenue connects the moments where an order can be corrected, retained, expanded, or safely handed over.
Give customers a checked path to correct contact details, address information, and eligible items.
Review the reason, present an eligible save offer, or move through guarded cancellation without guesswork.
Turn repeat demand into attributed reorder and add-on checkout links while the intent is still fresh.
Deflect the simple request—or hand staff the clean order context and recovery options already checked.
Five customer journeys
Every journey separates what the customer wants from what Shopify can safely do right now.
Address + contact
Customers can ask for an eligible shipping, phone, or email correction from their order. AfterRevenue checks Shopify context and protected-data rules before an update is attempted.
Item changes
Let shoppers request quantity changes, removals, or additions. Live inventory, order locks, fulfilment state, and any balance are checked before Shopify receives a guarded edit.
Cancel-save
Understand why the customer wants to cancel, present a merchant-approved offer when eligible, and keep cancellation guarded and reconcilable when the customer still wants to leave.
Reorder + add-on
Create attributed links for repeat products or compatible add-ons. The source order, variant availability, merchant rules, and checkout destination are verified before the customer moves on.
Self-service + handoff
AfterRevenue recognizes common address, status, payment, reorder, and cancellation intent before a ticket is opened. If support is still needed, staff receive a safer, more useful handoff.
Merchant cockpit
Outcomes, learning signals, automation readiness, and issue intelligence sit together—so teams can repair the rule, message, or fulfilment handoff behind repeated requests.
How it works
The customer experience stays simple because the order, payment, fulfilment, and data checks happen behind it.
Install the public Shopify app and open AfterRevenue from the order-status and merchant surfaces.
Choose recovery rules, fulfilment cutoffs, save paths, integrations, and support behavior.
Let AfterRevenue check context, take the safe action, and record what the outcome teaches you.
Connected, honestly
Available labels describe what is implemented today. Every other vendor remains clearly marked as planned until a real compatibility test passes.
Transparent volume pricing
Start with a 30-day free trial. Monthly billing begins only after the Shopify approval flow.
Launch
Up to 1,500 orders / month
Start freeGrowth
Up to 5,000 orders / month
Start freeScale
Up to 10,000 orders / month
Start freeHigh Volume
Up to 20,000 orders / month
Start freeTrust is a product behavior
AfterRevenue uses scoped Shopify authentication, signed customer routes, guarded mutations, bounded operational proof, encrypted integration secrets, and privacy webhook handling.
Built in Toronto
AfterRevenue is built around a simple idea: a customer request after checkout is not only a support cost. It can be a safer order, a saved sale, another checkout, and a signal that improves the operation.
Why we built itFrequently asked questions
Need a store-specific answer? Our support route explains what context to send—and what not to include.
Visit supportThey can enter merchant-configured paths for address or contact corrections, eligible item changes, cancel-save review, reorders and add-ons, order-status questions, and checked support handoff.
No. AfterRevenue checks current order, fulfilment, payment, inventory, merchant-rule, and protected-data context. Unsafe or unavailable actions stop with a clear next step.
A merchant selects a plan through Shopify Billing. The new subscription includes a 30-day trial, and Shopify shows the approval terms before anything is accepted.
No. The integration directory separates Shopify-native capabilities and current secure adapters from planned vendor compatibility. A planned label is not a live integration claim.
The public app is Shopify-first today. The product and brand are designed around post-purchase recovery more broadly, but no other commerce platform is advertised until it is implemented and tested.
What happens after checkout?
Fix the order. Save the sale. Grow the next checkout. Learn from the request.