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We design, build, and optimise Shopify and Shopify Plus stores with a focus on performance, scalability, and long-term growth. Our team has deep experience delivering complex Shopify Plus builds, multi-store and POS rollouts, CRO-driven redesigns, and full platform migrations from legacy systems such as WordPress and custom builds.
Every offer Platter shows is a pricing decision. The skilled work is choosing them and checking they pay.
An offer map by placement. What appears inside checkout, what waits for the post-purchase step, and what goes on the thank-you page. Each spot suits a different kind of add-on.
AI picks versus fixed rules. Platter offers AI recommendations and custom rules. Someone has to decide where the AI chooses and where you pin a specific product, such as a refill or an accessory.
Incentive math. Free gifts, gift wrap, free shipping, volume and tiered discounts, priced so the bigger basket still clears margin. Check them against the discounts you already run, covered in our Shopify discounts setup guide.
Trust and messaging blocks. Testimonials, alert banners, an announcement bar, custom icons and customer notes, written so checkout stays calm, ideally reviewed by a checkout customization specialist.
Markets and languages. Multi-currency and multi-language offers need a check in each market you sell to.
Reading funnel data. The analytics show funnel performance. Conversion specialists turn that into which offers to keep.
Run the trial yourself first. One post-purchase offer on Basic is simple enough to test during the 14-day trial before paying anyone.
A good Platter specialist talks about margin and measurement before widgets. Ask a few pointed questions.
Which plan, and why? Basic covers post-purchase offers. In-checkout cross-sells, the progress bar, alert banners and testimonials need Pro. A careful answer starts from where you want offers, not from the bigger plan.
How will we know it worked? The listing mentions funnel analytics but not A/B testing. Listen for a baseline period, a clear metric such as margin per order, and a date to decide.
How do discounts stack? Platter's tiered and volume discounts meet whatever codes and automatic discounts you already run. They should map every combination before launch.
What does our checkout need? The listing's requirements notice doesn't spell out which Shopify plan in-checkout offers need. A good candidate confirms that with Platter first.
Platter pitches to question. Promised percentage lifts in order value, or a discount on every offer by default.
A small first job. Two offers, one in checkout and one after purchase, with a margin sheet, launched inside the free trial.
Two paid plans. As of October 2026, Basic is $99 a month with post-purchase offers and analytics. Pro is $129 and adds in-checkout cross-sells, the tiered promotion progress bar, alert banners, testimonials, custom text, icons and images, and customer notes. Both include a 14-day free trial.
Usage charges. The listing says billing every 30 days can include usage-based charges. Ask Platter what triggers them before you budget.
Where offers appear. Inside checkout, at the post-purchase step and on the thank-you page. The listing doesn't mention the cart.
Built as a checkout extension. Checkout is the only entry under Works with.
Not on the listing. A/B testing, order or revenue caps, and Shopify plan requirements. Get answers in writing.
About the developer. Platter, based in New York, launched the app in June 2023. The listing is in English, while offers support multiple currencies and languages.
Most Platter work fits one of these. Name the ones you want and quotes get easier to read.
One add-on chosen and priced for the step after payment
Accessory or refill offers inside checkout on the Pro plan
A gift or free shipping tier with the progress bar showing how close the shopper is
Testimonials, banners and icons written to reassure rather than distract
Every incentive checked against existing codes and automatic discounts
Funnel analytics read after a month to keep, change or drop each offer
As of October 2026, Basic is $99 a month and Pro is $129, each with a 14-day free trial. The listing notes recurring and usage-based charges billed every 30 days in USD, so ask Platter what the usage element is. Specialist setup is quoted separately.
Pro. Basic covers post-purchase offers and analytics only. Pro adds in-checkout cross-sells along with the progress bar, alert banners, testimonials and custom content blocks. If you only want an offer after payment, Basic is the cheaper place to start.
The listing describes offers inside checkout, after purchase and on the thank-you page, and doesn't mention the cart. If cart offers matter to you, ask Platter directly before committing, or plan to handle the cart with your theme.
A/B testing isn't listed among the app's features. The analytics report funnel performance, so most teams measure a baseline period, then the offer period. Keep other promotions steady while it runs, or the before-and-after result won't tell you much.
Your top products by revenue with margins, current discount codes and automatic discounts, average order value, the markets you sell to, and your Shopify plan. Add any products you never want offered. That is enough to draft an offer map and pick Basic or Pro.
