One single-use offer, the moment a shopper is about to leave your store.


Clinch went live on real storefronts in August. Everything below is what it has done since, and one store alone accounted for US$5,308 of it in its first 29 days.
How these are counted. An order counts only when one of Clinch's single-use codes is on a paid Shopify order. Refunds are removed, internal and test stores are excluded, and other currencies are converted at a dated rate rather than added to dollars. MXN 18.7475 · 2026-10-29. Period: 2026-08-15 → 2026-11-03.

“We are already seeing a nice jump in sales during our trial. We are definitely keeping it and installing Clinch in our other stores.”
Green Methods · United States · posted on the Shopify App Store, 28 September 2026 · source →
They wrote that during their commission-free month, before Clinch had charged them anything. That is the part worth noticing: the decision to keep it was made on the product, not on a discount.
Attributed, not incremental: 24 paid Shopify orders carried one of Clinch's single-use codes. What Green Methods make of their own sales is in the review above, in their words. Published with their permission. 17 September to 15 October 2026.
Every quote below is public, posted under the merchant's own name and store. Follow any of them to the source and read it there.
Hector is exceptional at optimizing the app for our store. We are already seeing a nice jump in sales during our trial. We are definitely keeping it and installing Clinch in our other stores.
This is exactly the solutions we were looking for. I recommend this app. So easy to try. Works with B2B and the pricing is fantastic for any stage of your business.
Muy buena app, adicional tiene opciones gratuitas.
Genial, me sirvió mucho.
Klaviyo reaches a shopper after they leave, and only if you already have their address. Most of your traffic never gives you one. That anonymous majority is the group Clinch works on, while they are still on the page.
There is nothing to connect and nothing to configure. The two tools do not compete for the same moment, the same shopper, or the same discount.
Shopify does not stack two discount codes on one cart, so a welcome code that arrived by email stays the one that applies. And because Clinch asks for nothing, it can never take a subscriber your flows would have captured.
On a product page the code applies to that item, not your whole catalog. On a collection page, to that collection.
Reads each product's cost and trims or skips any discount that would break the floor you set. If the cost is unknown, Clinch makes no offer rather than guess. Off by default.
Each shopper gets their own code with a real expiry in Shopify. It can be redeemed once, so a code that leaks can't be farmed or become a standing discount.
The gift adds itself to the cart once the minimum is reached and comes out at zero. Nothing to type, nothing to find.
No modelled attribution. A sale counts when the code is on a paid order you can open. Refunded later? The fee comes back.

Three bars at once: Clinch's code, the theme's sticky add-to-cart, and the theme's bottom menu. Nothing is covered.
A phone session breaks constantly. A tab closes, another app takes over, the page reloads. The code docks to the bottom of every page with its countdown running, so it survives the jump.
The cursor heads for the tab bar on desktop, or the session breaks on mobile. The offer appears once, on the product they were looking at.
Set a margin floor, pick which products qualify, skip sale items, exclude B2B and repeat buyers. Clinch offers what the rules allow, or nothing.

Every recovery names a real Shopify order. Open it, check it, refund it. The fee follows whatever actually happened.

Clinch reads your store before it asks you anything, so you are adjusting a suggestion rather than filling in a blank form.
It looks at your prices, your costs and your theme, then suggests a discount, a gift threshold and your own brand colour. Change whatever you want.
Free is $0 a month and takes 10% of what it recovers. Nothing recovered, nothing charged, and the first 30 days carry no commission at all.
The last step opens your theme editor with the Clinch switch already selected. You press Save. That is the moment it goes live.
Nothing reaches a shopper until you switch it on in step three. Installing changes nothing on your storefront.
This is the same script that runs on a real storefront, pointed at test data instead of a shop.
Start the three stepsTry it on a demo store →The whole thing, from the shopper leaving to what the merchant reads afterwards. No sound needed.
The commission is a share of the subtotal your Clinch code discounted on an attributed order. Not of the whole order, and not of anything else your store sells.
First month commission-free· Early access10% of the subtotal your Clinch code discounted, per attributed order. First 30 days commission-free.
3% of the subtotal your Clinch code discounted, per attributed order. First 30 days commission-free.
No commission on recovered orders. For stores where the percentage has stopped making sense.
What the percentage is taken on. If a shopper buys a $199 snowboard with a 10% Clinch code, the discounted subtotal is $19.90. The Free plan fee on that order is $1.99, not $19.90. Charges are billed in USD through Shopify. If the order is refunded, the fee is credited back.
Some of them, almost certainly. That is true of every discount. Clinch ships a holdout group that withholds the offer from a share of shoppers so you can measure it on your own store. Be warned: at low order volumes the answer takes a long time to become statistically meaningful. We would rather tell you that than sell you a number.
They can post it anywhere they like. It will not help anyone: each code can be redeemed once and expires within the hour. Note the precise claim: the code is not locked to a person, so whoever redeems it first gets it. What it cannot do is multiply, get farmed by a coupon site, or become a standing discount.
No, and there is no integration to set up. If a discount code is already on the cart, Clinch stays silent, so a welcome code that arrived by email keeps working. Clinch acts while the shopper is still on your site; email and SMS act after they have gone.
Turn on Margin Guard and Clinch reads each product's cost, then trims the discount to what that product can bear or makes no offer at all. If Shopify has no cost for the item, Clinch does not offer anything rather than guess. It is off by default, and it applies to percentage discounts.
No. Clinch measures your theme's own sticky bars and sits above them, and the recovery bar steps aside entirely while the cart drawer is open.
No. That is the point: Clinch works on anonymous traffic, which is most of it. It asks for nothing before making the offer.
Free to install, no commission for the first 30 days, and every recovered sale names the Shopify order that proves it.
First month commission-free· Early access