Meteoric Reorder

Develop by Shopify

$19

/ Month

14 Days Free Trial

Add reorder links on-site, in Klaviyo & in purchase emails

Easy installation

One-click reorders

Quick reorder links

About Meteoric Reorder

Launched Dec 28, 2022

Built by Shopify

Address

Berlin, DE

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Description

Meteoric Reorder allows your customers to place repeat purchases in just a few seconds!

Why not make life easier for your customers to place repeat orders? Meteoric Reorder helps to increase repeat custom rates by giving your customers a one-click solution to placing repeat orders. Using the Meteoric Reorder app, you can place quick reorder links on your user account pages on site, in Klaviyo emails, in Shopify transactional emails and more. Once clicked, Meteoric Reorder links quickly rebuilds your customer's last order and takes them straight to the checkout page for payment.

One click reorder links
Links can be used on site, or via Shopify or Klaviyo emails
Easy installation and white glove support
Increase repeat custom rates & lower the cost of sales

Pros

Provides a one-click solution for customers to place repeat orders
Can be integrated with Klaviyo and Shopify transactional emails, diversifying the channels for reorder links
Installation is easy, and the app offers white glove support to ensure a smooth process
Helps increase repeat custom rates, potentially boosting sales and customer retention
Reduces the cost of sales by encouraging repeat purchases from existing customers

Cons

May not significantly benefit businesses with low repeat order frequency or high variability in customer purchases
Could potentially add to email clutter if not managed properly, which may annoy some customers
Depends heavily on the functionality and reliability of third-party services like Shopify and Klaviyo, which could be a limitation if issues arise with those platforms