Every month you start your revenue at zero. The last sale ended the relationship. Tomorrow you go looking for a new customer, and the month after that, you do it again.
Recurring revenue, folded into the suite you already run.
Sledge adds subscriptions on Shopify selling plans. Subscribe-and-save and refills reorder themselves on the schedule you set. The offer lands on the product page, the cart page, and the cart drawer. You pay one flat plan, not a separate subscription vendor with its own per-order fee.
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// The predictable-revenue story
A great month should make next month easier. Right now it just resets the clock.
You run a sale and it works. Then the orders stop. Coffee, supplements, skincare, pet food, anything a shopper finishes and replaces: you sell it once, then pay an ad platform to win that same person back in six weeks. You are renting customers you already earned.
Your repeat buyer has to reorder by hand, the same as someone buying for the first time. The one-time sale hides the best thing about your products. People buy them again and again on a schedule.
Sledge turns that one-time Shopify order into a repeating subscription with a subscriber discount the moment they buy: "deliver every 30 days, save 15%." The next order is scheduled from the original purchase instead of requiring the shopper to start over.
// One suite, not a second vendor
You wanted recurring revenue, not a second app and a second bill.
So you look at a dedicated subscription app. The best of them are capable, and run the deep subscription programs that large stores rely on. The trade is a second vendor, with its own plan and its own bill. On many tiers it also takes a share of every subscription order. For the store you run today, that is a lot of overhead to turn on subscribe-and-save.
Sledge includes Shopify subscriptions in the same flat plan as its search, filters, bundles, cart, and reviews. That means no second vendor and no per-order revenue share, from the first plan. Your bill does not climb when a subscription renews.
See pricingQuestions, answered
Are Sledge subscriptions available yet?
Yes. You can build a subscribe-and-save offer in Sledge today, on Shopify selling plans. A subscriber can cancel on their own, though pause and skip are not self-service yet. Dedicated subscription apps still run deeper retention programs.
Does Sledge work as a Recharge alternative?
For a straightforward subscribe-and-save program, yes. Sledge runs Shopify subscriptions and subscriber discounts inside the same flat plan as its search, filters, bundles, cart, and reviews. Dedicated subscription apps run far deeper retention programs. Sledge does not try to replace that depth.
How do Sledge subscriptions work on Shopify?
On Shopify selling plans. A shopper chooses a delivery interval and a subscriber discount at purchase, and the order repeats automatically on that schedule. Billing for that order stays on Shopify's own checkout rather than a separate vendor's system.
Where does the subscribe-and-save offer appear?
Sledge places it on the product page, the cart page, and the cart drawer. A shopper can switch to a repeating order at the moment they decide, instead of only on the product page.
Does Sledge take a cut of my subscription orders?
No. Subscriptions run on your Sledge plan with no per-order revenue share, so the bill does not climb when a subscription renews.
Is the subscription feature an extra charge?
In Sledge, no. Subscriptions are included in the plan with no per-order revenue share. Development stores are free, and every plan has a 14-day free trial.
Stop selling to strangers every month.
Install free. Turn the products people finish and replace into revenue that repeats. Subscribe-and-save on the product page, the cart, and the drawer, all inside the suite you run.
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