Steply gives your store what a theme can't: a funnel. Freeform pages, an order form with a bump, one-click offers after checkout, and split testing — all published onto your own storefront, using your own catalog and your own checkout.
Free on the OpoShop App Store. Nothing can charge a shopper until you switch it on.
A storefront is designed for browsing — a homepage, collections, product pages. That is the wrong shape for paid traffic, where you want one offer, one decision, and one path through it.
Sections with settings panels can make a page look good. They can't make step two depend on what happened in step one.
The instant after someone buys is when they are most likely to buy again — and it is usually a receipt.
Without a way to run two versions at once, every change to a page is a hunch you can't check.
Every template is a complete, working funnel with real structure and copy in place. You edit it rather than assemble it.
Rows, columns and free placement. Headings, images, video, buttons, form fields, countdowns, testimonials, FAQs, product blocks — with separate styling for desktop, tablet and mobile. Undo, redo, and it saves as you go.
Steply creates a real page on your own shop for every step. Same domain, same cart, same session — so nothing breaks between the page and the checkout, and your existing tracking still works.
Pages go live as soon as you publish, so you can look at them and test them. Taking payments is a separate, deliberate switch — and turning it off puts everything back into preview instantly.
Rows and columns, seventeen element types, per-device styling, page themes, templates, undo and redo, autosave. It behaves like a design tool, not a settings form.
A dedicated order page for one offer, with a tick-box add-on above the button. The bump adds a real line item to the real cart, and your store prices it.
Offer more once the order is placed. Accepting charges the card they already used — no re-entering anything. Decline routes them to a downsell instead.
Run up to four versions of any step. Each visitor keeps the version they were given, so returning traffic lands on the version that earned it. No winner is declared until the data supports one.
Step-by-step conversion and drop-off, completion rate, revenue per visitor, average order, bump and offer take-up. Every figure is counted or read back from your own orders — never estimated.
Countdowns that don't reset when someone refreshes. An exit message that appears once and never blocks anyone. Headlines that can read back a word from the link they clicked.
This is the part worth being precise about, because it is the part that matters most.
Order forms hand off to your shop's own checkout. One-click offers ask your shop to charge the saved card. Steply never sees card details, never creates a payment, and never logs a payment field.
Every amount — the product, the bump, the discount on an offer — is worked out by your shop, from your own catalog. A funnel page can't show a price you no longer charge.
Every offer is recorded before it's attempted and can only be charged once, no matter how many times a button is pressed, a page is refreshed, or a connection drops mid-way.
Two switches, both off by default: one for your store, one for each funnel. Either one turns payments off instantly across everything it covers.
One honest limitation. Your shop puts a single time window on offers after checkout, and the whole sequence has to finish inside it. If you have that timer turned on and it's shorter than your funnel needs, Steply tells you at publish time and suggests the number to change it to. It never changes a setting on your shop without you.
Steply doesn't replace anything you have. It fills in the shape your storefront was never built for.
| Your OpoShop storefront | With Steply | |
|---|---|---|
| Page layout | Fixed sections with settings | Rows, columns, free placement |
| Multi-step sequences | — | Ordered steps with branching |
| Dedicated order form | — | One offer, one page, one decision |
| Order bump | — | Tick-box add-on before payment |
| Offers after checkout | One, store-wide | Per funnel, with a decline path |
| Split testing | — | Up to four versions per step |
| Funnel analytics | Store-wide only | Per step, per version, per offer |
| Countdown & exit intent | — | Included |
| Cart, checkout & payments | Yours | Still yours — untouched |
On your own storefront, at your own domain. Steply creates a real page on your shop for each step and publishes your design into it. That's what keeps the cart, the session and your existing tracking working — there is no second domain, and no handing shoppers between sites.
No. Order forms hand off to your shop's own checkout, and offers after checkout are charged by your shop to the card the shopper already used. Steply never sees card details, never creates a payment, and never decides an amount.
As many as your funnel needs — each with its own decline path. There is one constraint to be aware of: if your shop has a time limit set on after-checkout offers, the whole sequence has to finish inside that window. Steply checks this when you publish and tells you if your window is too short.
Add a second version of any step and traffic splits evenly. Each visitor is assigned one version and keeps it, even if they come back later, so the version that earned a sale is the one credited with it. Steply won't call a winner until there is enough data to mean anything — and when there isn't, it says so plainly instead of showing a misleading arrow.
That's the default. Pages publish and work as soon as you build them, but payments stay off until you switch your store live and then switch that individual funnel live. Both are deliberate, and either one turns everything back off immediately.
Yes, and that constraint is taken seriously. Every figure is either a count of something that happened or an amount read back from a real order in your shop. Nothing is modelled, projected, or filled in. If something can't be measured, it shows as unavailable rather than as zero.
Nothing. Steply is free on the OpoShop App Store, like every app we publish.
Yes. You can connect Claude or another AI assistant to Steply and ask it to build a funnel, publish it, or tell you how it is performing. It signs in as you and only ever sees your own shop.
Free on the OpoShop App Store. Build a funnel in an afternoon, and switch it live when you're happy.