Recharge Subscriptions App

Renata V. was very helpful and efficient! Thank you! Show more

Top Notch migration. Vinse made the process straight forward and it went as smooth as we could ask for. highly recommend to fellow Ecom brand owners. Show more

Very easy to set up. Great Support, that is quick to help and gives detailed answers to make sure everything is working as intended. There are some limitiations in regards to discount integration but all in all we are very happy with recharge. Show more

Excellent onboarding service by Hoa. His knowledge of Recharge and what we needed helped to navigate us through setting up a new store in Shopify but also in bringing over legacy subscriptions from Woo. Thanks Hoa and the Recharge team for everything. Show more

Very long term user here but opening up about the experience so you guys can see the glaring problems as business owners. When the app works, it’s not too shabby and allows customization of shipments(eg. 30 days, 60 days, 90 days etc) which helps a lot. However, the big elephant in the room is the poor software itself and this app is now very dated while the company has become very complacent about what they have to offer. Read below: The Recharge app is a hassle whenever you want to update your website. It breaks and suffers from compatibility issues. When we updated our website in 2021, the widget broke and since then we haven’t been able to have it integrated or work with our website. They also store all customer data on their side(which is why we were shy on pulling the plug on the app and had hoped that they would eventually have it working on our website) which means that you’re locked in with them unless you manually ask them for an export of the customers that are subscribed to your website through their widget. Additionally, the recharge app continues to charge your card even when the app is in a broken state which is what continued to happen during 2023 when they had to move to Shopify Checkout integration. Lastly, when it was brought up to their team that they were charging through this time and despite no services being rendered and failed integrations on out website, the team offered no refunds for this entire period of time. The contact from the company was more interested in nit picking what I had to say rather than trying to understand what I was saying, looking at the big picture, and helping constructively solve the problem. We are all in business and understand that customers shouldn’t be charged for something that is broken and not functional for the consumer or end user. There are much better apps with easier integration that I’d recommend. This one’s a convoluted mess and as business owners, we want to focus on sales and marketing rather than never-ending app integration issues. Suffice to say, at this point, Recharge isn’t a good app that we’d recommend to incorporate in your store. Show more