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Disco

A commerce media network connecting brands to consumers

Disco is a Shopify app developer that makes Disco: AI Offers Platform, an ads app on the Shopify App Store. It provides a commerce media network connecting brands to consumers. Among the 15,394 Shopify brands over $5M that dtcmvp tracks, 86 (0.6%) run Disco: AI Offers Platform, #11 of 173 ads apps by that count. Its share is highest among Toys, Kids & Baby (2.2%), Beauty & Personal Care (1.5%) and Fashion & Apparel (0.6%) brands. It is rated 3.8 out of 5 from 23 reviews on the Shopify App Store. Disco: AI Offers Platform has 2 plans on the Shopify App Store, at no charge. It bills some charges outside the Shopify invoice.

Overview

Disco sells a commerce media platform that places offers from advertisers on a merchant's thank-you page, order tracking, checkout, email, SMS and consumer apps. Merchants who install it as publishers earn revenue from those offers, and merchants who advertise can reach shoppers at the time of purchase. It also offers an API for software companies and a product for enterprise retailers.

For Shopify brands

  • Show offers from other brands on the thank-you page and checkout, and earn revenue from them.
  • Choose one or several touchpoints, including order tracking, email, SMS and consumer apps, with offers styled to match the brand.
  • Advertise as a brand and reach shoppers at the moment of purchase, paying on CPC, CPA or CPE outcomes.

How it works

A brand installs Disco from the Shopify App Store and chooses which touchpoints to turn on. Disco matches offers to shoppers using purchase data from its network, serves them, and tracks impressions, clicks and conversions. Advertisers set a goal and bids, and Disco places their offers across publisher surfaces.

Pricing
The Shopify app is free to install and has a free plan. Publishers pay nothing and are paid by Disco. Advertisers pay monthly for ad spend, set a CPC bid range and pay for performance (CPC, CPA or CPE). Platform partnership terms for software companies are custom.

Products

  • Disco: AI Offers Platform Shopify app for showing curated offers on thank-you pages and checkout, or advertising to shoppers at purchase.
  • DiscoOffers Shows native offers on thank you pages, order tracking, checkout, email, SMS and consumer apps.
  • DiscoBeat API integration giving merchants on a B2B2C SaaS platform a monetization layer, headless.
  • DiscoMix Backfills an enterprise retailer's direct-sold inventory with non-endemic and near-endemic advertiser demand in one auction.
  • OffersAI Matches offers to shoppers using cross-brand purchase data.
  • DiscoAds Advertising product for brands to acquire customers across publisher surfaces.

Integrations

Shopify

Buyer notes

  • Advertisers on the Shopify app can cancel anytime.
  • Platform integration effort depends on surfaces and existing product infrastructure; no fixed time is stated for it.
  • The site states it is CCPA compliant, with AES-256 encryption at rest and TLS 1.2+ in transit, and offers a consumer opt-out.
  • Platform partnership terms are custom, based on traffic, surfaces, operating model and demand.

From Disco's own site and Shopify App Store listings, as of 2026-10-30.

Among Shopify brands over $5M

Brands running Disco
0.6%
86 of 15,394 brands dtcmvp tracks
Rank in ads
#11 of 173
By how many of those brands run each app
All brands over $5M0.6%
Toys, Kids & Baby2.2%
Beauty & Personal Care1.5%
Fashion & Apparel0.6%

Share of each sector's brands running it, where that beats the overall rate.

On the Shopify App Store

  • Disco: AI Offers Platform

    3.8 · 23 reviews
    Free planOn 0.6% of brands over $5MLaunched 2021Ads

    Earn from curated offers on your thank-you page and checkout - Disco pays you. Reach shoppers the moment they buy from other top brands. Free to install.

    Pricing

    Advertisers
    Free to install

    Advertisers will be billed monthly for their ad spend.

    • Set your CPC bid range.
    • Pay for performance.
    • Cancel anytime.
    Publishers
    Free
    • No charge. We pay you!

    Some charges are billed by the developer outside your Shopify invoice.

Ratings, reviews, plans, prices and descriptions as the Shopify App Store lists them. how we count.

Alternatives to Disco

The most used ads apps among Shopify brands over $5M.

AppBrands over $5MApp Store
Elevar Conversion Tracking · Elevar, LLC11% 4.8 · 170
AppLovin · AppLovin Corporation8% 3.6 · 25
Criteo GO · Criteo7.2% 4.5 · 34
PostPilot Direct Mail Platform · PostPilot2.4% 4.9 · 177
MNTN2.2% 5.0 · 9
Aspire1.4% 4.5 · 13

Often used with Disco

What its brands run more often than Shopify brands over $5M do overall.

What Shopify apps does Disco make?

Disco has 1 app on the Shopify App Store: Disco: AI Offers Platform.

How many Shopify brands use Disco?

Among the 15,394 Shopify brands over $5M that dtcmvp tracks, 86 (0.6%) run Disco: AI Offers Platform, #11 of 173 ads apps by that count. Its share is highest among Toys, Kids & Baby (2.2%), Beauty & Personal Care (1.5%) and Fashion & Apparel (0.6%) brands.

What are the alternatives to Disco?

The most used ads apps among Shopify brands over $5M, after Disco: Elevar Conversion Tracking (11%), AppLovin (8%), Criteo GO (7.2%), PostPilot Direct Mail Platform (2.4%), MNTN (2.2%) and Aspire (1.4%).

What do Disco's brands use alongside it?

Of the brands running Disco, 27.9% also run GRIN Influencer Marketing, 29.1% also run Blotout EdgeTag, 15.1% also run Visually A/B Testing & CRO, 22.1% also run Tolstoy and 12.8% also run PostPilot Direct Mail Platform. Each is at least 5.2 times as common among them as across all brands over $5M.

How is Disco: AI Offers Platform rated?

Disco: AI Offers Platform is rated 3.8 out of 5 from 23 reviews on the Shopify App Store.

How much does Disco cost?

Disco: AI Offers Platform has 2 plans on the Shopify App Store, at no charge. It bills some charges outside the Shopify invoice. Disco: AI Offers Platform: Advertisers, Free to install (Advertisers will be billed monthly for their ad spend); Publishers, Free.

Updated 2026-09-10. Method notes and every source: how we count →