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Just got my first order after a week and looks like there are going to be many more.
I did not rate 5 stars as the app did not take into consideration my change of primary market and remained focused on the Belgian market whereas I had changed the settings to France. They told me to desinstall / reinstall the app to solve the problem, and hopefully more orders will flow :)
Fantastic! Set up was very smooth (really just a couple of clicks and you're done) then it does take a while until it gets started but it was all done within a couple of weeks and we got an email to say our ads were running. 2.5hr later we had our first order!
I suggest you try it, you really have nothing to loose!
Thank you for sharing your experience! We're thrilled that you found our setup simple and saw results so swiftly! We're here to support you as you continue to grow your store.
Quick question i thought you guys said youll pay for the ads and thnat its risk free but its asking for a monthly budget for ads i thought you said "we pay with our own money"
Hi PixelFusion Labs,
The budget you set is not ad spend. we use Shopify usage-based billing to process commission charges. Commissions will only be processed on orders our app has generated.
Shopify enforces that a maximum monthly billing cap is set when using usage-based billing. This is not the amount you will pay each month unless we generate enough order value to hit the cap (based on a 12% commission rate calculation on the value of orders our app has generated).
For example, you could set the cap to the default $600, and the following scenarios could happen:
1. We generate 0 orders, we charge $0
2. We generate $5,000 of order value, we charge $600
3. We generate somewhere between $0 and $5000 of order value and charge 12% of the generated order value.
As you can see, our app usage-based billing is essentially pay-as-you-go, where you only pay if our app generates orders up to the monthly cap you set. There are no additional fees.
There are 2 ways merchants view the cap:
1. A merchant wants us to help them sell as much as possible, so we recommend setting the cap really high, like for example: $99,999. Realistically it would be almost impossible to hit this cap.
2. They want to manage cash flow, customer experience, or inventory and use the cap to meter our apps performance.
The amount you set does not directly influence ad spend, the cap only comes into play when we hit the cap and we can no longer earn commissions. At this point our ads will have to be paused until the monthly billing cycle resets back to $0.
You can also change the usage-based billing commission budget cap at any point up or down as desired from within the app.
Thanks,
Adam