Checkout Blocks
Nine block types — upsells, banners, free-shipping bar, trust badges, reviews, age gate, custom fields, free gift and conditional content — placed exactly where you want them.
CheckoutOS gives Shopify merchants the controls checkout has always been missing — upsells and trust blocks, payment and delivery rules, automatic discounts, server-side validation, and one-click post-purchase offers. Configure it all from the admin in minutes.
15 days free, all features · No free tier after trial · Cancel anytime
Most stores stitch this together from four or five apps. CheckoutOS ships it as one, with a single place to configure and a single funnel to measure.
Nine block types — upsells, banners, free-shipping bar, trust badges, reviews, age gate, custom fields, free gift and conditional content — placed exactly where you want them.
Hide, rename or reorder payment and shipping methods based on cart value, country, products or customer history. Runs as a Shopify Function — server-side, no script tags.
Product, order, shipping and volume discounts that apply themselves — automatic or code-based — without a single line of Liquid.
Block bad orders before they happen: age gates, cart minimums, quantity limits, blocked products and cross-product rules — enforced server-side, so they can't be bypassed.
A one-click offer right after payment, triggered by what the buyer just bought. No re-entering card details, no second checkout — it lands on the same order.
Impressions → clicks → conversions for every block, plus upsell revenue. See which blocks earn their place and which are just noise.
Understanding the split matters, because it decides what works on your Shopify plan.
Payment and delivery customizations, discounts and validation compile to WebAssembly and execute inside Shopify's own checkout — not in the browser. They can't be blocked by an ad blocker, they don't slow the page down, and shoppers can't work around them with devtools.
Visual blocks are native Shopify checkout extensions, so they inherit your checkout's styling instead of fighting it. Drag them into place, set display rules, and they appear for exactly the carts you choose.
Every block reports impressions, clicks and conversions, and post-purchase offers report revenue. You get a straight answer to "is this actually working?" instead of a guess.
Every install starts with a full-access 15-day trial — all features, no card games. Development stores are always free.
Every rule engine, on any Shopify plan.
Adds the visual layer and branding.
Unlimited, with priority support.
Prices in USD, billed monthly through Shopify. There is no permanent free tier — after the 15-day trial a plan is required to keep checkout features live.
Not for most of it. Payment and delivery rules, automatic discounts, checkout validation, post-purchase upsells, and thank-you / order-status blocks work on every Shopify plan. Blocks rendered on the checkout page itself, and checkout branding, require Shopify Plus — that's a platform restriction Shopify enforces, not a paywall we added.
The rule engines run as Shopify Functions — compiled WebAssembly executing inside Shopify's infrastructure, not JavaScript in the shopper's browser. Visual blocks are native checkout UI extensions rendered by Shopify. There are no script tags and no theme modifications.
You pick a plan. If you don't, the app locks: your configuration is preserved and backed up, but live checkout features are disabled until you reactivate. Nothing is deleted, and restoring is one click.
Yes, and free. Development stores get full access with no billing, so you can build and test everything before going live.
Shopify has deprecated checkout.liquid customizations. Checkout extensibility — what CheckoutOS is built on — is the supported path forward, which means your setup keeps working through Shopify's checkout upgrades.
There's a support form inside the app, or email support@commercepilotapps.com. Pro plans get priority response.
Install CheckoutOS, get 15 days of everything, and see what your checkout has been leaving on the table.
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