Checkout Champ pricing (2026)

By Marcus Flynn, tracking and attribution editor. Updated 14 September 2026.

What it costs

From $300 per month.

Growth is $300 a month plus 1% of gross sales; Enterprise is also $300 a month with volume-based fee reductions for brands over 1M monthly sales. No free trial. Each account gets 14 days of client success support and an assigned account manager through a 60-day setup period.

Read from the vendor's own pricing page and current as of 3 October 2026. The headline tier is rarely the real bill; add the automation, faster data and extra seats you would actually run.

Is it worth it?

What works

It is real, established and built for volume. The vendor reports more than $7 billion processed, over 200 million transactions a year and 60,000-plus active users, on an engine licensed from Konnektive that direct-response operators have run for years. If your question is whether it is real and will handle scale, the answer is yes.
Subscription and rebill billing is the standout. It manages recurring billing on any merchant account with no extra per-rebill fee and routes transactions across more than 270 payment gateways and currencies. For a continuity business, processing redundancy and clean rebill handling are what long-term users praise most, with one G2 reviewer calling its subscription billing the best in the market.
It replaces a browse-first store checkout with pages built for buying. Order bumps at checkout, true one-click upsells after the sale, and four-way A/B/C/D split testing on pages, prices, products and even gateways, run from one dashboard. That is exactly what paid traffic needs and what a stock Shopify or WooCommerce checkout lacks.
One platform instead of a plugin stack. Checkout, upsells, subscriptions, CRM, a customer portal, fulfillment and reporting run on one data layer, so there are no connectors to keep in sync between the cart and the numbers. Multi-store owners run hundreds of storefronts and thousands of SKUs from a single login with no extra charge for more funnels, domains or users.

What to watch

Pricing scales with your revenue. It is $300 a month plus 1% of gross sales on the Growth plan, so the bill grows as you do, where flat-rate tools do not. That 1% matters most to high-volume, high-margin brands watching their cost of sale, and Enterprise replaces the flat percentage with volume-based reductions, so the sting eases exactly where it would otherwise hurt most.
No free trial, and onboarding is sales-led. You book a demo and an assigned account manager sets you up over a 60-day period; there is no self-serve trial to test it first. That fits a brand committing to a platform more than an operator who wants to try a funnel for a weekend. Use the demo to make them build your exact funnel before you sign.
The builder shows its age. Reviewers who rate the billing highly still describe the page and checkout builder as dated and less polished than newer funnel tools, and there is a learning curve. Budget setup time and lean on the account manager. It matters less once the funnel is live and the billing engine is carrying the load.
Independent proof is thin. It carries only a handful of third-party reviews, around 11 on G2, a single listing on Capterra and no Trustpilot profile, and much of the praise online is vendor-highlighted or from its affiliate program. That reflects a niche, sales-led product rather than a verdict on the software; weigh the independent reviews you can find more heavily and verify the fit on your demo.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Checkout Champ cost?

From $300 per month. Growth is $300 a month plus 1% of gross sales; Enterprise is also $300 a month with volume-based fee reductions for brands over 1M monthly sales. No free trial. Each account gets 14 days of client success support and an assigned account manager through a 60-day setup period.

Is there a free trial or free tier?

No free trial is advertised.