Easy Subscriptions App Help for Shopify: Boxes, Bundles and Billing

Turning on a subscribe option takes minutes. The work that pays for an expert sits in bundles, billing and the first renewals.

Box and bundle logic. Build a Box, curated boxes, multi-step bundle flows and bundle presets are all in the app. Someone has to set product pools, box sizes and price breaks so a custom box still earns its margin.

Billing moves from outside Shopify. ECA's help center has migration guides for PayPal Express, Authorize.net, Braintree and Stripe, plus a subscription import. A payment gateway expert checks which saved payment methods can carry over before anyone is charged.

Widget placement. Separate guides cover product page, collection page and account page widgets. On a heavily edited theme, theme customization work keeps the widget readable on mobile.

Retention offers and recovery. Retention flows arrive on Growth, and Dunning with Smart Recovery is on every plan. The skill is choosing which offer a departing subscriber sees and what the retry emails say.

Emails from your own domain. Custom email domain support and editable notifications mean subscription emails can match the brand. An email marketing expert decides which messages stay in the app and which move to Klaviyo, Mailchimp or Omnisend.

Series subscriptions on Enterprise. Time-based and order-based series with calendar swaps suit courses, collectibles and seasonal boxes, and need careful sequencing.

Where the help guide is enough. One product, monthly billing and Shopify Payments: the Starter plan and the help center cover it.

The useful questions for this app are about gateways, order counts and bundles. Generic subscription experience is not enough.

Which gateway stays. Ask what they would bill through. A good answer starts with Shopify Payments, which ECA recommends, and knows that Authorize.net subscriptions take the PayPal wallet only and Stripe is limited to select merchants.

When you hit the next tier. Plan limits count lifetime subscription orders, not monthly ones. Ask them to project when you cross 100, 1,000 or 10,000 orders so the upgrade is in the budget.

Proof on bundles. Ask for a multi-step bundle flow they have built, or have them sketch yours on a draft product with real box sizes.

Translation plan. Selling in French, German or Spanish? Ask how they will localize widget and portal text using the app's language settings.

Grounds for saying no. Moving subscribers before a test renewal clears on the new gateway. Promising Stripe without checking eligibility. Writing custom widget code before trying the built-in widget integrations.

A trial run. Pay for the product and account page widgets plus one test subscription renewed end to end. It covers the parts most likely to break.

Plans cap lifetime orders. As of October 2026: Starter is free with 0% transaction fees up to 100 lifetime subscription orders. Growth is $39 a month ($421 a year) up to 1,000, Scale $99 ($1,069 a year) up to 10,000, and Enterprise $399 ($4,309 a year) with no cap. Paid plans have a 7-day free trial, and reaching a cap means upgrading.

Features open up by tier. Growth adds trials, retention flows, loyalty gift products and third-party integrations. Scale adds upsells, the AI subscription audit, advanced analytics and billing date rules. Enterprise adds series subscriptions and advanced bundle subscriptions.

Gateway rules. Shopify Payments is the recommended gateway and supports automatic card updates. Apple Pay works only with Visa and Mastercard, and some stores may only allow Shop Pay for subscriptions. PayPal Express carries third-party fees if Shopify Payments is off. Adyen support varies by region.

Six storefront languages. The listing names them: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese (Portugal).

Shopify features. It works with Checkout, customer accounts, POS, Shopify Flow and the admin, and asks for access to selling plans, discounts and the theme on install.

Most briefs for this app fall into one or more of these projects. Name yours before asking for a quote.