Addy 
Addly 
Goalify 
Monet 
Reviso 
Key takeaways
- Kaching's popup is another surface in the Kaching offer family.
- Monet stays on the product offer and gives it three moments: add to cart, checkout and exit.
- Bundle, cross-sell and add-on layouts, plus product suggestions and audience rules, are free.
Kaching Upsell & Email Popup sits in a suite merchants already know for bundles and carts. The popup is another surface for an offer. Monet is that surface on its own, and it is strict about when the offer may appear.
A suite is convenient when you want one vendor for everything. A dedicated upsell popup is the better tool when the moment is the part you came to configure. Add to cart, the start of checkout, and exit are three configurations. They are three different shoppers.
The product offer is the whole job
Kaching's popup extends an offer brand. If the bundles already live in that family, a matching popup feels tidy. Monet's job is narrower, and the narrowness is the point. The overlay exists to add a SKU.
It opens on add to cart, when checkout starts, or on exit. The layout is a bundle, a cross-sell or an add-on. The product can be a suggestion, so the frame stays relevant as the season changes, or a product you pin for a campaign. The offer can carry a discount, buy-one-get-one, a volume break or a countdown. Country and customer-tag rules decide who qualifies. Views, add-to-cart rate and conversion are the numbers that matter, because the success is another line item.
Monet is designed to sit beside a cart drawer. The drawer holds the cart. The popup makes the ask, then gets out of the way. It is free to install.
You can run it next to Addly when the bundle itself is an Addly offer and the popup is only the invitation. The popup does not have to be the system of record for the discount. It has to be the moment.
Monet and Kaching's popup
| Feature | Monet | Kaching Upsell Popup |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | Free on development stores, then $4.99, $12.99 and $24.99 |
| Moments | Add to cart, checkout starting, and exit | Popups on the product page |
| Which product | AI recommendations | The products you place in the popup |
| Shape of the offer | Bundle, cross-sell or add-on | Upsell and cross-sell |
| Offer maths | Percent, flat amount, BOGO, volume and a countdown | Not included |
| Who sees it | Country and customer tag, included free | Advanced targeting on the paid plans |
| Beside a drawer | Built to run with a cart drawer | A product-page popup |
Measure it on added revenue
Choose Monet when the offer you want is a product, and you want a moment for checkout and exit as well as the add. Exit intent and add to cart upsells are the two writes-ups to read before you copy one offer onto every moment. The exit version should be smaller. The add-to-cart version can be the set.
Frequently asked questions
How is Monet different from Kaching's popup?
Monet shows a bundle, cross-sell or add-on when the shopper adds to cart, starts checkout or exits. The product can come from a suggestion.
Can I discount the upsell?
Yes. Monet supports discounts, buy-one-get-one, volume offers and countdowns.
Does Monet replace a cart drawer?
The popup is the offer. The drawer is the cart. Monet is built to work beside a drawer.
