Key takeaways
- Kaching Cart Drawer is the cart in the Kaching upsell family, built to show another offer after add to cart.
- Addy is the whole cart: a drafted layout, gifts, quantity deals, a shipping goal and a delivery date.
- Markets and customer tags can change the cart, or a single block inside it.
Kaching Cart Drawer meets the shopper after add to cart and tries to put one more offer in front of them. That is the right moment. The wallet is already open. Addy treats that moment as the cart itself: the products, the gift, the shipping goal, the delivery date, and which customer is allowed to see which piece.
A reward that lives in one app and a shipping bar that lives in another is how drawers get slow and inconsistent. The shopper sees two stories. You reconcile two settings screens. One drawer with a clear next step is easier to buy from, and easier to run on a Monday.
The offer and the cart should be the same place
Kaching's drawer is an upsell surface in a family of upsell apps. Merchants who already think in offers install it so the cart can keep up. Addy starts one step earlier. It reads the catalogue and the brand and drafts a drawer you can actually publish, then leaves every block editable.
Inside that drawer you can show frequently bought together, a cross-sell, a volume price, a buy-one-get-one, a free gift and a free-shipping bar. Progress sits next to the reward, so "you are $18 away" is attached to something they can add. A bar with no product next to it is a number. A bar with a $22 pouch under it is a decision.
There are more than 40 blocks, plus custom HTML and CSS when the brand needs a piece the presets do not cover. Live preview shows the drawer on the store before customers do. Translations and the shopper's currency keep a market from seeing a cart that was clearly written for somewhere else.
The date is part of the sale
Delivery is one of the last reasons a shopper hesitates, and it usually shows up too late, on the shipping step. Addy can put an estimated delivery date in the cart. The shopper sees it while they can still add the gift or drop a line.
That matters for gifts with a deadline, for replenishment people are timing, and for any store where "how long?" is the question support answers every day. Answer it in the drawer and a share of those questions never get asked.
The right cart for the right buyer
A retail customer and a wholesale tag are not the same cart. A domestic order and an export order are not the same free-shipping number. Addy can keep a cart per market and per customer tag, and the difference can be a single block. You do not have to clone the entire drawer to hide one gift.
The script stays off to the side of the product page, so the product can paint and the cart can catch up. Shoppers judge the product first. The drawer is there when they open the bag.
Addy and Kaching Cart Drawer
| Feature | Addy | Kaching Cart Drawer |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free to install | Free on development stores, then $9.99, $14.99 and $24.99 by order count |
| First layout | Drafted from your catalogue and brand | You build the slide cart |
| Offers in the drawer | Upsells, bought-together sets, volume deals, BOGO, gifts and a shipping goal | Upsell carousel, a shipping bar and a gift bar |
| Delivery date | Shown in the drawer | Not included |
| Who sees which cart | A different cart, or one block, by Market and by customer tag | One slide cart |
| Blocks | 40+, including order notes, a discount field, gift wrap and your own HTML | Trust badges, a timer, payment icons and a shipping-protection toggle |
What to turn on first
Start with the offer you can explain in one sentence. "Add the pouch, shipping is free." "Three jars, the unit price drops." "Spend $75, the mini is included." Addy can hold all three. A shopper can only read one of them clearly. Pick that one, publish it, and add the second when the first is earning its place.
The merchandising notes are in the cart drawer guide and in free gifts with purchase.
Frequently asked questions
How is Addy different from Kaching Cart Drawer?
Both are slide carts that can upsell. Addy drafts the first layout from your catalogue, can show a delivery date, and can change the cart by market and customer tag.
Can the drawer give a free gift?
Yes. Free gifts, buy-one-get-one and volume deals sit in the drawer with progress toward the reward.
Can a bundle app feed the drawer?
Yes. Addly can own the bundle, and Addy can show it again in the cart.



