What would each Shopify frequently bought together app actually charge you?

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Their listing says so, in their words

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Their listing does not claim it. Not the same as the app being unable to do it.

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They have it, but in a different app. Not counted.

The rules behind every tick, and the one place we bend them in our own favour, are in the questions below.

Questions you should be asking

Why can I not just compare the prices on the App Store?

Because they are not prices for the same thing. Frequently Bought Together, Wiser, Selleasy and Candy Rack bill on your monthly order count, but their ladders differ: Selleasy is free under 50 orders and tops out at $29, Candy Rack starts at $29.99 and reaches $59.99 by 500 orders. Also Bought is a flat $19.99 whatever your volume. Libautech, ours, bills on the extra revenue the app earns you. Cross Sell bills on recommendation clicks. LimeSpot bills on orders or store revenue depending on the line. Rebuy bills on orders and GMV. The only way to compare them is to price them all at your volume.

Does this page just conclude that Libautech is cheapest?

No. At the numbers it loads with, 500 orders a month, Selleasy is cheaper than we are, and Also Bought and Frequently Bought Together are close. The verdict at the top names whichever app actually wins at your volume, and it is often not us. If price is the only thing you are choosing on, this page will sometimes tell you to install someone else.

How are Cross Sell, LimeSpot and Rebuy priced when they bill on odd meters?

In full, from their own published tables, and all three are paid apps, so we rank them at their paid pricing rather than a token free tier. Cross Sell bills on recommendation clicks ($29.99 for 2,500, then $49.99, $59.99, $79.99 and $99.99 unlimited); since this calculator cannot read your clicks, it uses your order count as a conservative floor for them, which understates rather than overstates Cross Sell. LimeSpot Max bills on store revenue, priced from its own slider: $50 up to $15,000, $150 up to $50,000, $300 up to $100,000, $600 up to $500,000, $850 up to $1,000,000 and $3,200 up to $5,000,000. Its cheaper Turbo line bills by orders from $9.99. Rebuy bills on your orders and how many packages you buy: a one-package plan starts at $25, is about $49 at 1,000 orders, $72 mid-range and up to $184 on the top tier.

Why is Frequently Bought Together shown at $14.99 when I remember $9.99?

Because Code Black Belt raised the entry tier. Its Professional I plan, up to 50 orders a month, is now $14.99, then $19.99 up to 500 orders and $39.99 above that. The $9.99 figure was correct earlier in 2026 and is not any more. We price the tier the live listing shows today.

How do I read the offer-types count?

It counts the kinds of offer each vendor's own listing claims, in their words, quoted under 'Where every tick came from'. A bigger number is not automatically better: our own app has one of the higher counts and still cannot do in-checkout upsells, and does post-purchase only through a second, free Libautech app. The count is a starting point, not a verdict.

Why does almost every app get an AI tick?

Because in this category almost every listing describes AI, and we tick only where the vendor's own prose does. Nine of these ten apps claim AI recommendations in their listing copy; the one that does not is Selleasy. Our own tick is the single exception that is not sourced from a listing: our App Store copy makes no AI claim, but the app does generate offers for you, and we say so in the open rather than hide it, on the same terms we would add any vendor who sends evidence.

Where do these numbers come from?

Every one is read from the vendor's own live App Store listing, or from their own pricing page where the listing is incomplete, as of August 19, 2026. Prices change. If you find one out of date, tell us and we will correct it.