A Navona alternative with flat pricing and a holdout you can read

Its listing does not describe one. That is not the same as not having one, so ask. The question to put to any recovery app, Resparq included, is what the conversion rate was for shoppers who were eligible for a modal and did not get one. In Guided mode and AI mode on Pro and Enterprise, 10% of eligible shoppers are held out and never shown a modal, so the dashboard reports lift against that group once it clears 30 visitors. Starter runs in Manual mode with no holdout, so it reports conversions and attributed revenue rather than lift.

Navona’s codes are “valid only for this visit” and expire if the shopper leaves. By default, Resparq mints a code in Shopify for each shopper it decides a discount for: one use, once per customer, expiring 24 hours after it is created, so a code that is never accepted simply expires. Switch the code mode to generic and Resparq creates one branded code with no expiry and no usage limit instead. A dismissed discount offer survives as a small pill for up to 24 hours, even across visits; one tap on it applies the code and goes to checkout.

Install from the Shopify App Store, switch on the Resparq app embed in the theme editor, then switch the modal on from the Resparq dashboard. Two toggles, and it works with any Shopify theme. Run one exit offer at a time: if another app has a popup open, Resparq waits rather than stacking, so two exit offers on one store compete for the same moment. Paid plans include a 14-day free trial.

It works on the storefront, on product and cart pages, while the shopper is still there. On desktop the exit trigger watches for the cursor leaving the page, and in Guided and AI mode a variant can also fire on a timer on the page, on any device. On mobile there is no cursor, so Guided mode and AI mode use that timer, starting once the cart has items, and, for exit-intent variants, the shopper coming back to the tab after switching away. Manual mode on any plan can switch on a time-delay trigger that fires once the cart has items. The popup never asks for an email address, and an accepted discount is applied through Shopify’s discount link on the way to checkout.

Starter is free: Manual mode, up to 1,000 impressions a month. Pro is $50 a month flat and adds Guided mode and AI mode. Enterprise is $150 a month for unlimited impressions and white-label modals. Paid plans include a 14-day free trial, with no setup fees and no commission on recovered orders.

The popup never asks for one. It shows an offer or a reminder, and if the shopper accepts a discount the code is applied at checkout automatically. The goal is the sale now, not an address for later. Like any app that tracks orders, Resparq does keep the customer email, or phone number, from a Shopify order it recovered, so you can see which orders came back; the privacy page covers that. If you want a newsletter popup, use an email app alongside Resparq.