Rebuy quotes on request. Here are the numbers.
Rebuy's pricing page shows placeholders and routes you to sales, but the prices behind it are public. Every figure on this page came from the endpoint their own calculator reads, so you can see the per-package cost at your volume before you take a call.
Monthly order volume, per package
Rebuy is sold as four packages you combine à la carte: Cart & Merchandising, Checkout & Post-Purchase, Search & Collections, and Flows & A/B Testing. Each package is priced on your monthly order volume independently, so the bill is the sum of the packages you buy at your volume. Buying more packages discounts each of them, annual billing takes a further cut, and Premium Support is a separate line unless you take the Platform One bundle. The package comparable in scope to Checkout Components is Checkout & Post-Purchase, and that is the one priced throughout this page.
Checkout & Post-Purchase, monthly price by volume
Their other packages cost more at the same volume. At 5,000 orders: Cart & Merchandising $425, Search & Collections $325, Flows & A/B Testing $325. A merchant buying the full platform is adding those together before discounts.
Discounts, add-ons and bundles
Applied per package, not to the total.
So the more of the platform you take, the cheaper each part gets.
At 5,000 orders that puts Cart & Merchandising at $297.50 instead of $425.
Stacks on top of the multi-package discount.
Or $5,400 annually, which works out at $450 a month. Included in Platform One, a separate line otherwise.
Their full-suite bundle, which includes Premium Support.
Their estimate of monthly earnings at 500 orders from paid post-purchase offers. Revenue to you, not a cost.
No commission and no platform fee on your own sales.
Total monthly cost, Checkout & Post-Purchase
Against Growth at $99.99 flat. Single package, monthly billing, no multi-package discount, because that is the closest match in scope to what Checkout Components does.
Add Premium Support at $500 and every row swings hard the other way. Take Platform One at $534 and you are buying the whole platform, which is more than a checkout tool and priced like it.
Rebuy is cheaper than Growth below roughly 2,000 orders a month, and at 2,000 they are still $3.99 cheaper. Past that their price climbs with volume while ours does not move, reaching $400 at 10,000 orders against our $99.99. If you are under 2,000 orders and only need checkout upsells, Rebuy costs less and this page is not going to tell you otherwise.
Where Rebuy wins
Cheaper below 2,000 orders
At 500 orders their checkout package is $25 against our $99.99. For a smaller store that only wants checkout upsells, that gap is real and it is not close.
The whole funnel, not just checkout
Smart Cart, bundles, search, collections, flows and landing pages. Checkout Components does the checkout and post-purchase surfaces and nothing else. If you want one vendor across the full funnel, we are not it.
Rebuy Monetize pays you back
Paid post-purchase offers that earn an estimated $125 to $175 a month at 500 orders, which offsets a chunk of their own bill. We have no equivalent.
A wider marketing and retention stack
Their pricing page names Klaviyo, Yotpo, Recharge, Tapcart, Okendo, Builder and Attentive. Our integrations point at recommendation engines and review platforms instead, and connect them into the checkout itself.
Rebuy pricing, answered.
How much does Rebuy cost per month?
It depends on which packages you buy and your order volume. Their Checkout & Post-Purchase package is $25 at 500 orders, $49 at 1,000, $96 at 2,000, $225 at 5,000, $400 at 10,000 and $756 at 20,000. Cart & Merchandising is more at every volume, $425 against $225 at 5,000 orders. Their Platform One bundle is $534.
Why does Rebuy's pricing page not show prices?
The page renders placeholders and fills them from a pricing endpoint when you set an order volume, then routes you to sales. The endpoint is public, which is where the figures on this page come from. Nothing here is a quote, an estimate or a leak: it is what their own calculator would show you.
What does Rebuy pricing scale on?
Monthly order volume, calculated per package. Each package you add is priced separately at your volume, then discounted: 10% off each for two packages, 20% for three, 30% for four, with a further 10% for annual billing.
Is Premium Support included with Rebuy?
Not on à la carte plans. It is $500 a month, or $5,400 a year which works out at $450 a month. It is included in the Platform One bundle at $534. On Checkout Components, support is included, and a dedicated account manager comes with Pro at $199.99/mo.
When does Checkout Components work out cheaper than Rebuy?
Past about 2,000 orders a month. At 2,000 their checkout package is $96 against our $99.99, so they are still marginally cheaper. At 5,000 it is $225 against $99.99, and at 10,000 it is $400 against $99.99. Below 2,000 orders Rebuy costs less.
Does Rebuy charge commission on upsell revenue?
No. There is no commission and no platform fee on your sales. The cost scales on order volume instead.
Every Rebuy figure on this page was read from the sources below on the date shown, and none of it is estimated. Where they publish no price, this page says so instead of filling the gap. We re-check these quarterly, and vendors change pricing without notice: if you spot a figure that has moved, tell us and we will correct it.
We rebuild your funnels before you cancel anything.
Parity audit of your current setup, then a free rebuild of your funnels while Rebuy keeps serving. Both apps run side by side on your own traffic for 2 weeks, and you sign a checklist before anything gets cancelled. Anything we have not matched, we build.
How switching worksOne price at 500 orders. The same price at 50,000.
Growth is $99.99/mo with no order caps and no revenue caps. Pro is $199.99/mo and adds the recommendation and review integrations. Average ROI across our merchant base: 22.7×.