Agentis analysis of ReConvert's own published Shopify App Store pricing shows each tier's monthly cost lands within a tenth of a percent of exactly 10% of that tier's upsell-revenue threshold: $4.99 on $50, $9.99 on $100, $19.99 on $200. An app that looks like a flat monthly fee is actually priced as a consistent 10% cut of the upsell revenue it's built to generate.
Revenue generated specifically through upsell/cross-sell offers.
App Subscription Cost at This Revenue Level
$9.99
Cost as % of Upsell Revenue
10.0%
| Tier | Monthly Price | Order or Revenue Threshold |
|---|---|---|
| Upsell Basic | $4.99 | Up to 50 orders or $50 upsell revenue |
| Upsell Growth | $9.99 | Up to 100 orders or $100 upsell revenue |
| Upsell Business | $19.99 | Up to 200 orders or $200 upsell revenue |
Source: Shopify App Store: ReConvert Upsell & Cross Sell (retrieved August 7, 2026). The app's own listing states charges increase beyond these thresholds based on monthly order volume or upsell revenue, whichever is higher; these are the base tier boundaries, not a hard cap.
| Tier | Monthly Price | Revenue Threshold | Cost as % of Revenue |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | $4.99 | $50 | 10.0% |
| Growth | $9.99 | $100 | 10.0% |
| Business | $19.99 | $200 | 10.0% |
Source: Shopify App Store: ReConvert Upsell & Cross Sell (retrieved August 7, 2026). Agentis synthesis: each tier's published monthly price divided by its own published revenue threshold. All three land within a tenth of a percentage point of 10%, whether or not that was the app's intended pricing logic.
How we calculate this
ReConvert's own Shopify App Store listing publishes each tier's monthly price and its order-or-revenue threshold. The cost-as-percent-of-revenue figures are Agentis synthesis: dividing each published price by its own published threshold, which is arithmetic on the app's own numbers, not an estimate. Read our full methodology →
Expert Insight
A $9.99 monthly subscription reads as a fixed, forgettable line item. A 10% cut of the incremental revenue it generates reads completely differently, and that's the more accurate way to think about it once you see the tiers lined up against their own thresholds. Neither framing is wrong, but only one of them scales the way the app's own pricing actually scales. If an upsell app is worth 10% of what it generates at low volume, ask whether it's still worth 10% once your upsell revenue is ten times higher, because the app's pricing table already answered that question for you.
Herzel Mishel, CEO & Co-Founder →The app's own listing doesn't state a percentage-of-revenue pricing model explicitly; it publishes flat monthly prices with order-or-revenue thresholds. The 10% figure is Agentis's own division of each published price by its own published threshold, and all three tiers land at the same ratio, whether that reflects deliberate pricing design or coincidence.
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