Can I customize the button on the Post-purchase page?
Overview
Customizing the appearance of the post-purchase page's button is essential for maintaining brand consistency and enhancing the customer experience. With UpsellPlus, you can adjust the button color to align with your store's theme settings.
Note: The UpsellPlus app, the preview may display a default green button. This is just a placeholder to illustrate the layout. The actual post-purchase page viewed by customers will reflect the button color specified in your theme settings
Step-by-Step Guide
- Access Theme Customization
- Log in to your Shopify Admin panel.
- Navigate to Sales Channels > Online Store.
- Select your active theme and click Customize.
- Modify Button Color
- In the theme editor, go to Settings > Colors.
- Locate the option for the main button color.
- Choose your desired color to match your branding.
- Save Changes
- After making the adjustments, click Save to apply the new button color.
Here you can choose a scheme and change the button color.
The post-purchase page is a powerful tool to grow AOV. Shopify wants to make sure it is used responsibly as it will add a charge to the customer's credit card, by editing the original order.
Shopify's UX Guidelines for Post-Purchase Pages
Shopify enforces specific guidelines to ensure a positive post-purchase experience:
- Transparency: Clearly disclose all costs associated with a purchase.
- Customer Autonomy: Provide straightforward options to accept or decline upsell offers without exerting pressure.
- Limit Offers: Display no more than two consecutive upsell offers.
- Relevance: Tailor upsell offers to align with customers' shopping behaviors and preferences.
- Appropriate Messaging: Use default copy that directly addresses customers in a voice suitable for any store, regardless of brand personality.
For a comprehensive understanding of these guidelines, refer to Shopify's UX/UI principles for post-purchase pages here.
Button Text Restrictions
The text on the accept button is standardized to maintain clarity:
- For Paid Products: Use "[Pay now • Product total price]".
- For Free Products: Use "[Add now • Free]" or "[Add now • $0]".
Note: Merchants cannot modify the button text but can translate it to support different languages.
Related Articles
- How to Get Started: Post-Purchase Upsells
- Which Payment Methods Can Be Used to Trigger a Post-Purchase Page Offer?
Updated on: 20/03/2025
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