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RevenueHunt

Product recommendation quiz for Shopify and WooCommerce

RevenueHunt is a Shopify app developer that makes RH: Product Quiz Builder, a pop-ups app on the Shopify App Store. It provides product recommendation quiz for Shopify and WooCommerce. Among the 15,394 Shopify brands over $5M that dtcmvp tracks, 379 (2.5%) run RH: Product Quiz Builder, #3 of 141 pop-ups apps by that count. Its share is highest among Beauty & Personal Care (5.4%), Pets (4.7%) and Sports & Outdoors (4.1%) brands. It is rated 4.9 out of 5 from 462 reviews on the Shopify App Store. It carries Shopify's Built for Shopify badge. RH: Product Quiz Builder has 4 plans on the Shopify App Store, from free to $199 a month.

Overview

RevenueHunt sells a product recommendation quiz app for online stores on Shopify, WooCommerce and BigCommerce. Merchants build quizzes that ask shoppers questions and then recommend products from their catalog. The quizzes also collect shopper data and send leads to email and marketing tools.

Built for
Merchants selling on Shopify, WooCommerce or BigCommerce, from new brands to large and Shopify Plus brands, in verticals such as skincare, beauty, supplements, fashion, coffee and tea, fitness, pets, CBD, jewelry and home decor.
Pricing
There is a free plan with 100 quiz responses a month. Paid plans are Basic at $39, Pro at $99 and Premium at $199 a month, billed monthly, with lower yearly rates. Enterprise starts at $299 a month. A 15-day free trial is offered.

Products

  • RH: Product Quiz Builder Shopify app for building product recommendation quizzes that segment leads and personalize shopping.
  • Product Recommendation Quiz Quiz with drag-and-drop builder, conditional logic, product mapping, results page and drop-off analytics.
  • AI quiz copilot Generates a quiz with questions, logic and product mappings from a description of the store.
  • Enterprise Plan Custom plan with unlimited quiz responses, custom contracts and optional done-for-you quiz building.

Integrations

Google AnalyticsGA4Meta PixelTikTok PixelWebhooksGoogle Product FeedKlaviyoActiveCampaignMailchimpOmnisendZapierHubSpotShopify CustomersReChargeShopify ReviewsStampedJudge.meRivyo ReviewsShop AppShopify Markets

Buyer notes

  • Site says setup takes under 15 minutes in 4 steps, with no code needed.
  • Offers a 15-day free trial and a 30-day money-back guarantee.
  • Support varies by plan: email on Free, live chat on Basic, video call and account manager on Pro, quarterly strategy review on Premium.
  • Site is available in 14 languages, including English, German, French, Spanish and Arabic.

From RevenueHunt's own site and Shopify App Store listings, as of 2026-10-20.

Among Shopify brands over $5M

Brands running RevenueHunt
2.5%
379 of 15,394 brands dtcmvp tracks
Rank in pop-ups
#3 of 141
By how many of those brands run each app
All brands over $5M2.5%
Beauty & Personal Care5.4%
Pets4.7%
Sports & Outdoors4.1%

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

On the Shopify App Store

  • RH: Product Quiz Builder

    4.9 · 462 reviews
    Built for ShopifyFree planPaid from $39/moOn 2.5% of brands over $5MLaunched 2019Pop-ups

    Build product recommendation quizzes that boost sales, segment leads, and personalize shopping experiences to grow your audience and increase conversions.

    Pricing

    Free Plan
    Free
    • Up to 100 quiz responses/month
    • Create unlimited quizzes
    • Custom quiz design
    • Conditional logic
    • +4 more
    Basic Plan
    $39/month
    or $374/year and save 20%
    • Up to 500 quiz responses/month
    • Free features +
    • Live chat support
    • Add custom HTML, CSS and JavaScript
    • +4 more
    15-day free trial
    Pro Plan
    $99/month
    or $950/year and save 20%
    • Up to 1K quiz responses/mo.
    • Basic features +
    • Video call support
    • Dedicated account manager
    15-day free trial
    Premium Plan
    $199/month
    or $1,910/year and save 20%
    • Up to 2.5K quiz responses/mo.
    • Pro features +
    • Quarterly strategy review
    • Bring your own contracts (SLA, NDA...)
    • +4 more
    15-day free trial

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

Alternatives to RevenueHunt

The most used pop-ups apps among Shopify brands over $5M.

AppBrands over $5MApp Store
Alia6.3% 4.6 · 114
Octane AI3.3% 4.7 · 209
CWILL Popup Email Marketing · CWILL INC2.4% 4.9 · 7,721
Wisepops2.3% 4.9 · 71
Pop‑Ups & Spotlight by Justuno · Justuno2.2% 4.6 · 668
Pop Convert2.1% 4.9 · 8,696

Often used with RevenueHunt

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

What Shopify apps does RevenueHunt make?

RevenueHunt has 1 app on the Shopify App Store: RH: Product Quiz Builder.

How many Shopify brands use RevenueHunt?

Among the 15,394 Shopify brands over $5M that dtcmvp tracks, 379 (2.5%) run RH: Product Quiz Builder, #3 of 141 pop-ups apps by that count. Its share is highest among Beauty & Personal Care (5.4%), Pets (4.7%) and Sports & Outdoors (4.1%) brands.

What are the alternatives to RevenueHunt?

The most used pop-ups apps among Shopify brands over $5M, after RevenueHunt: Alia (6.3%), Octane AI (3.3%), CWILL Popup Email Marketing (2.4%), Wisepops (2.3%), Pop‑Ups & Spotlight by Justuno (2.2%) and Pop Convert (2.1%).

What do RevenueHunt's brands use alongside it?

Of the brands running RevenueHunt, 15.3% also run GOAFFPRO, 11.3% also run EG Auto Add to Cart Free Gift, 13.5% also run Affirm pay‑over‑time messaging, 11.1% also run Replo Landing Page Builder and 12.1% also run Upsell & Cross Sell — Selleasy. Each is at least 1.8 times as common among them as across all brands over $5M.

How is RH: Product Quiz Builder rated?

RH: Product Quiz Builder is rated 4.9 out of 5 from 462 reviews on the Shopify App Store.

How much does RevenueHunt cost?

RH: Product Quiz Builder has 4 plans on the Shopify App Store, from free to $199 a month. RH: Product Quiz Builder: Free Plan, Free; Basic Plan, $39/month; Pro Plan, $99/month; Premium Plan, $199/month.

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