Know what brings them back

Product and reorder analytics for Shopify retention

Which products earn a second order, which quietly lose customers, and which are about to go out of stock on the people most likely to reorder.

Sample data

Repeat-purchase leaderboard

Vitamin C Serum41% reorder

Low stock — 12 customers due to reorder

Daily Moisturizer33% reorder
Cleansing Balm18% reorder

Often the last order before a customer lapses

The problem: bestsellers and retention drivers are not the same list

Every store knows its top sellers by revenue. Far fewer know which products a customer has to buy before they become a repeat customer — or which product is quietly the last thing people order before they disappear.

Those are different questions, and only the second one tells you anything about retention.

Orders, products, and reorder behaviour in one place

ChurnMiser reads your order history at the product level: a leaderboard of what actually drives repeat purchase, per-customer recommendations for what a given person is most likely to buy next, and low-stock alerts weighted by who is due to reorder.

A stockout is a retention event. If the item a customer reorders every six weeks is unavailable the week they come looking, that is a churn risk created by inventory, not marketing.

It feeds the campaigns

Product signals flow into AI Marketing, so a win-back offer can lead with the item that customer is most likely to want rather than a generic sitewide discount. Relevance is what makes a win-back land.

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