How Much Do Shopify Order Editing Apps Cost? (2026 Pricing)

Pricing for Shopify order editing apps is all over the map. The same category runs from free up to $599 a month, and some apps add a fee every time an upsell converts, so two stores with identical needs can pay very different amounts depending on which model they land on. This guide lays out the pricing models you'll run into, what each of the main apps charges (from their App Store listings), and the fees that are easy to miss.

The pricing models you'll see

Before comparing prices, it helps to know the models, because the same dollar figure means different things:

• By order volume: the plan tier is set by how many orders you do a month. Predictable if your volume is steady, expensive as you scale.
• By edit count: you pay for a number of edits per month, which is what free tiers usually cap.
• Per upsell conversion: a small fee (around $1) on top of the plan each time an upsell is accepted, so cost rises with success.
• By Shopify plan: the price mirrors your Shopify plan (Basic, Shopify, Advanced, Plus).
• Flat or free: one price regardless of volume, or free for early users.

What each app costs

Here's the current pricing for the main order editing apps, taken from their Shopify App Store listings:

• Order Editing (OrderEditing.com): $99 to $599 per month by order volume ($99 for 100 to 2,500 orders, up to $599 for 10,000 to 20,000), each with a free trial. Address validation is an add-on.
• Revize: free tier (20 edits per month), Starter $49 per month, and Pro $149 per month (which adds upsells and store-credit refunds).
• Cleverific: $59 per month (100 edits) to $359 per month (800 edits), plus $1 per upsell conversion, with a 21-day trial.
• ClickPost (CP: Order Editing & Upsells): free tier (25 edits per month), then roughly $49 to $199 per month by order volume.
• Orderify: priced by Shopify plan, from $4.99 per month (Basic) to $99.99 per month (Plus), all unlimited.
• Mayra: free with all features for early users.

For a feature-by-feature look at these apps rather than just price, see the best Shopify order editing apps, or the full side-by-side comparisons.

How to think about the real cost

The sticker price isn't always the real cost. Three things move the number:

• Per-conversion fees add up. A $1-per-upsell fee looks trivial until you're converting hundreds of upsells a month, at which point it can rival the plan itself.
• Edit caps force upgrades. A free or entry tier capped at 20 to 100 edits sounds fine until a busy month pushes you onto the next plan.
• Volume tiers jump. By-volume pricing can step up sharply as you grow, so check the tier above the one you're on before you commit.

What you're actually paying for

Two apps at the same price can include very different things. Basic editing (address, quantity, variant) is table stakes, but the features that recover revenue, cancellation deflection with store credit and post-purchase upsells, are sometimes gated behind higher tiers or extra fees. When you compare, line up not just the price but what's included at that price: editing, add and remove, cancellation, deflection, upsells, and merchant controls.

That's also why free-to-start matters during evaluation: you can prove the workflow on real orders before committing budget. It's the reason Mayra is free for early users, with every feature included.

The bottom line

There's no single right price in this category, only the model that fits your volume and the features you actually need. Match the pricing model to how you grow, watch for per-conversion fees and edit caps, and compare what's included, not just the headline number.

Mayra includes editing, cancellation deflection with store credit, refund approvals, and post-purchase upsells with no per-conversion fee, free for early users. Compare it against every other option on the alternatives page.