Upcart, by Rokt (the team behind AfterSell), is a Built for Shopify slide cart drawer that turns the cart into a revenue touchpoint — adding upsells, rewards, and add-ons without redirecting shoppers or stacking multiple apps. It is aimed at fashion, food and beverage, beauty, and other DTC brands, and works across desktop and mobile.
Key features
- In-cart upsells and cross-sells: AI-powered product recommendations and frequently-bought-together offers shown directly in the cart.
- Rewards and free shipping: progress bars, tiered rewards, free-shipping goals, in-cart discounts, and free gifts to lift average order value.
- Full design control: a sticky slide cart you can fully customize with templates, HTML, CSS, and JSX to match your storefront.
- Conversion extras: announcements, countdown timers, trust badges, express payments, discount codes, and one-click add-ons.
- Analytics: click-through and conversion tracking with optimization suggestions.
Pricing and rating
Upcart is free for development and partner stores, with a 14-day free trial on paid plans. Live pricing scales with monthly order volume: $29.99/month (up to 200 orders), $34.99/month (up to 500), and $54.99/month (up to 1,000), each with the full feature set — design settings, announcements, upsells, rewards, add-ons, and custom HTML/CSS.
It holds a 4.6 rating from over 800 reviews, with 91% at five stars. Merchants credit it with higher conversion and AOV, praise the clean, customizable interface, and repeatedly highlight responsive, helpful support.
Pitfalls
The free plan is limited to development and partner stores, so live stores need a paid plan, and pricing scales with order volume. The rating is a touch lower than some 5.0 cart-drawer rivals — a small share of reviews flag occasional issues, including being routed to an AI chatbot before reaching a human. Support is offered in English.
Conclusion
Upcart is a polished, well-supported slide cart that makes the cart drawer work harder for your AOV, with unusually deep design control for teams that want a fully on-brand cart. For stores focused on in-cart upsells and rewards — rather than a full product-page or post-purchase suite — it is a strong choice worth trialing.
