Yes, when you opt in per discount. On the Payment discounts form, tick "Can combine with other payment discounts" and the widget will stack it with other combinable payment offers on the same order. This mirrors what most Indian checkouts allow at the payment step.

Your card is charged $4.99 for the next month and Pro continues automatically. Cancel any time from Shopify → Settings → Apps and sales channels.

Yes. Cancel any time during the trial window and Shopify will not charge you.

Your data stays. You go back to using only the Free plan features, and all Pro plan features are locked or disabled until you upgrade again. Any Pro settings you saved stay saved and turn back on the moment you upgrade. Note: the 14-day free trial is only offered once per shop, so downgrading and re-upgrading later starts the paid subscription right away.

No. Every widget setting, discount, and customization you've already saved stays exactly the same. Upgrading just unlocks the extra styles, unlimited discounts on the widget, scarcity timer, and the other Pro features.

No. The 14-day free trial is a one-time offer per shop. If you've already used it before, reinstalling starts the paid subscription immediately without a new trial. Your saved widget settings, discounts, and analytics are preserved across uninstall and reinstall.

One impression is one shopper who saw your widget on a product page. We count it once the widget is at least 40% visible on their screen for half a second, matching the industry-standard viewable-impression definition. Multiple discounts inside one widget still count as a single impression, so adding more discounts to your widget never inflates the number.

That's the count of shoppers who tapped the "Show more" button on the widget to reveal hidden offers. It's an engagement signal. A higher share of your traffic tapping it means shoppers are actively browsing your discount stack instead of just glancing at the widget.

Yes, on the Pro plan. The Analytics page has an "Export CSV" button that downloads every click event, widget impression, and attributed order in the current date range. It includes product names, timestamps in your shop's timezone, and comparison-period columns when a comparison is set. You can import it into Google Sheets, Excel, or any BI tool.

Nothing personal. When a shopper interacts with the widget we store the discount they saw or tapped, the product page they were on, and an anonymous browser session ID. No name, no email, no order details until an order actually closes and Shopify's own webhook attributes it back to a click.

No. The widget is a small script that loads asynchronously, so it never blocks your product pages from rendering. Your store's speed score is unaffected.

The app supports Shopify's native checkout along with third-party checkouts commonly used by Indian D2C merchants, such as Razorpay Magic Checkout and Cashfree One-Click Checkout. Each checkout provider has its own discount stacking rules, and the app calculates the final discounted amount based on whichever checkout you have set up. This means the amount shown on the product page matches what shoppers see at checkout, regardless of which checkout you use. Support for more third-party checkouts is added over time.