Benson vs Veeper: the one that proves it paid.
Both apps find coupon extensions on your Shopify store and decide which codes work when one is there. Benson adds a free plan, prices by sessions instead of orders, and keeps a holdout so you can see what it earned.
Start on the Free plan. Paid plans are billed through Shopify.
The short version
- Free to startBenson's Free plan watches your store before you pay. Veeper starts with a 14-day trial.
- Priced by trafficStop is $59 a month for 50k sessions. Veeper's $59 plan covers 1,000 orders, then $39 per extra 1,000.
- Proof, not a tallyBenson compares the extension sessions it acts on with a holdout it leaves alone.
Side by side.
| Feature | BensonYou're here | Veeper |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes: observe mode, 10k sessions a month | No, a 14-day trial |
| Paid plans | $59, $179 and $479 a month | $59, $99, $199 and $349 a month |
| What sets the price | Sessions (50k to 1M a month) | Orders (1,000 to 20,000 a month), $39 per extra 1,000 |
| Free trial on paid plans | 14 days | 14 days |
| Billed through Shopify | Yes | Yes |
| Shows which coupon extensions shoppers use | Yes | Yes |
| Hides extension pop-ups on your storefront | Yes | Not on its listing |
| Code rules for extension sessions | Allowlist on every plan | Yes |
| Holdout that measures the result | Yes | Not on its listing |
| Your own offer in place of the pop-up | Discount widget on Own | A replacement code |
Where Benson is different.
A holdout, not a running total
Counting every code an app stopped and calling it revenue assumes each of those shoppers would have paid full price anyway. Benson leaves a share of extension sessions alone and compares orders, margin and conversion between the two groups, so the number you report is the difference Benson made.
Plain about Shopify checkout
Shopify doesn't let any app run code on its checkout pages, so no app can hide an extension's pop-up there. Benson hides pop-ups on your storefront. At checkout it works through a Shopify discount function, so in coupon-extension sessions only the codes you allowlist apply.
Free to find out first
On the Free plan Benson shows which extensions reach your store, how often, and what those sessions order, before you pay anything. Move to Stop when the numbers say it's worth it.
Switching from Veeper.
- 1
Install Benson beside Veeper
Add Benson from the Shopify App Store on the Free plan. Observe mode changes nothing on your store, so it runs next to the app you have.
- 2
Read a week of your own numbers
Benson shows which extensions reach your store and what those sessions order. Set them beside what your current dashboard reports.
- 3
Switch with a holdout
Turn on Stop, set your allowlist and keep a holdout. Remove the old app when the holdout shows Benson's result.
Questions
Yes. Benson does the same core job on Shopify: it detects coupon and cashback extensions, and in checkout only the codes you allowlist work in extension sessions. It also hides extension pop-ups on your storefront, adds a Free plan, prices by sessions, and measures the result against a holdout.
Sources
Read on 17 October 2026. Prices and features change, so check the listing before you decide.
Run Benson free beside Veeper and let your numbers decide.
Start on the Free plan. Paid plans are billed through Shopify.