What KeepCard does
KeepCard gives Shopify merchants a pre-return decision layer. Customers enter through a QR insert, email, WhatsApp, or store link, verify the order, and tell you why they are trying to return. For eligible preference-based cases, KeepCard can present a controlled next-order offer instead of sending the customer straight into reverse logistics.
What makes this a different kind of Shopify returns app
Standard Shopify returns apps are useful once a customer has committed to sending the item back. KeepCard is useful the moment before that, when you can still change the outcome. They are not competitors. They solve adjacent problems.
Who this is for
KeepCard is for merchants who have already noticed the problem: preference returns, changed minds, wrong sizes, and low-conviction purchases flowing through the same expensive portal as genuine defects. If your analytics show that a meaningful share of returns are preference-based, KeepCard is built for that slice.
What happens to defects and real return cases
KeepCard does not try to suppress legitimate defect claims. Damaged items, wrong items, ineligible sessions, risky sessions, and customers who decline the offer can continue into the merchant's existing return path. That keeps the normal Shopify returns workflow intact for the cases that should proceed.
Pricing and rollout
Public pricing starts at €49 per month with free setup. The 14-day trial starts when your first store connects. Merchants can launch one entry point first, validate the customer flow, and then decide whether to roll it out more broadly across inserts, emails, or account pages.