ThanklyClub vs Disco: comparing post-purchase offer networks
Disco and ThanklyClub do something similar: they show shoppers offers from other brands after payment, and the store gets a share. The main differences are the platform and the payment model. Disco runs on Shopify and charges advertisers per click, while ThanklyClub is a WooCommerce plugin that pays per new customer.
| Criteria | ThanklyClub | Disco |
|---|---|---|
| Platform | WooCommerce | A Shopify app |
| Where offers appear | Thank-you page and order confirmation email | Thank-you page and order status page; on Shopify Plus, advertiser cashback at checkout |
| How the advertiser pays | Per new customer (CPA) | Per click (CPC), with a bid in a set range, billed monthly |
| What the store earns | 60% of the partner's payout | A share of revenue; the percentage is not stated in the listing |
| Choosing partners | AI hides competing categories; the store turns categories on and off and blocks domains | The store picks partner brands; AI (OffersAI) matches an offer to the shopper |
| Store as an advertiser | No: the store only shows gifts | Yes: the store can buy impressions in the network to attract shoppers from other brands |
| Cost to the store | Free | Installation is free and the store plan is free; the listing says additional charges may apply |
Where Disco is stronger
Disco works in both directions: a store can not only show other brands' offers but also buy impressions in the network to win new shoppers from neighboring brands. ThanklyClub has no such feature.
Disco has been on the Shopify market for a while (the app launched in 2021) and is built into the platform: it works with Shopify's checkout pages and customer accounts.
Pay per click or per customer
In Disco the advertiser pays per click. For the store, that means revenue appears as soon as a shopper clicks, even if they buy nothing from the partner.
In ThanklyClub the partner pays for a new customer, so every earning is backed by a real action, and the partner verifies the conversion over 14–30 days. Income arrives later, but a payout for one customer is usually noticeably larger than the price of one click.
If your store is on WooCommerce
Disco's listing names only Shopify. A WooCommerce store can't use Disco, while ThanklyClub installs like any WordPress plugin.
Besides the thank-you page, ThanklyClub adds the same block of gifts to order confirmation emails, which shoppers open later: one more placement with no extra setup.
Verdict
If your store is on Shopify and you also want to buy traffic from a network of brands, look at Disco. If your store is on WooCommerce and you want income from every order with no subscription and no personal data shared, ThanklyClub fits.
FAQ
Is there a Disco for WooCommerce?
Disco's listing names only the Shopify platform. We did not find a WooCommerce version in public sources.
Which model is better for a store, CPC or CPA?
Pay per click brings money faster, on every click. Pay per customer brings more per earning, but only once the shopper becomes the partner's customer. The outcome depends on your niche and offers.
Will my shoppers be shown competitors?
In Disco the store picks partner brands itself. In ThanklyClub, AI hides categories that overlap with your range, and you can add specific domains to a blocklist.
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