For Shopify sellers
You own the checkout. You still do not own the unboxing.
Post-purchase emails get opened by a fraction of buyers. A card in the packaging reaches the person while the product is in their hands.
First 250 cards free on any paid plan — printed and posted to you.
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What you are up against
Selling on Shopify means selling blind.
Email only reaches some of them
Your post-purchase flow is fighting a crowded inbox. The parcel is not competing with anything.
Reviews live somewhere else
On-site reviews help conversion, but Google and Trustpilot are what a cautious first-time buyer checks before they trust a shop they have never used.
Returns tell you too late
A return is a fault you have already paid for twice. The unboxing moment is where you find out cheaply.
Where it fits
It covers the gap your email flow cannot reach.
- Catch the buyer at unboxing, when the product is in front of them and the detail is fresh.
- Send them to Google and Trustpilot, where a stranger checks before buying from an unfamiliar shop.
- Run a short survey on a new product line before you scale the order.
- Switch the card from a survey to review links later, without reprinting anything.
Questions from Shopify sellers.
Do I need to install an app or touch my theme?
No. Monact is not a Shopify app and does not connect to your store. You download a PDF and print it. That is the entire integration.
How is this different from a post-purchase email?
Timing and reach. An email arrives whenever it arrives and competes with everything else in the inbox. A card is in the buyer’s hand at the moment they open the parcel, which is when they have the strongest opinion they will ever have about your product.
Can I use my own short domain on the card?
Not yet. Every card carries our short domain, which is kept deliberately short because a longer web address makes a denser QR code, and a dense code is the one that fails to scan on a small card. Your own domain is on the list, and the same length check will apply to it when it arrives.