EasySell COD Form Review 2026

EasySell COD Form replaces a Shopify store’s default checkout with a short name, phone, and address form, built for stores whose customers pay cash on delivery instead of by card. It comes from Tyslo and layers upsells, bundles, and OTP fraud checks on top of that one-step form. The verdict upfront: if you sell into cash-on-delivery markets or run single-product dropshipping, EasySell is one of the two leading tools for the job and the live data shows it growing. If your customers pay by card at Shopify’s native checkout, you do not need it and will lose the features that checkout gives you for free. This review pulls our detection data together with a close look at the features, pricing, and trade-offs.

What Is EasySell COD Form?

EasySell COD Form and Upsells is an order-form app built and supported by Tyslo FZE-LLC. It swaps Shopify’s multi-step checkout for a single mobile-first form that captures a name, phone number, and address, so a shopper can place a cash-on-delivery order in one tap. That design fits markets where card-not-present trust is low and buyers prefer paying the courier at the door. On top of the form, EasySell adds revenue and risk tools: one-click upsells and bundles to raise order value, and OTP verification plus blocking rules to screen out fake orders before they reach fulfilment. It installs free, with paid tiers for higher volume.

View EasySell COD Form on the Shopify App Store

Which Themes and Apps Run With EasySell?

The company an app keeps tells you what kind of store reaches for it. Here is the theme and app context across the EasySell stores we detect.

The theme mix is the tell: it splits between Shopify’s free first-party themes (Dawn, Horizon) and the premium dropshipping shelf (Shrine PRO, Minimog), the themes that bring sticky forms, scarcity timers, and upsell blocks. On the app side, EasySell stores lean on reviews, email and SMS, and a TikTok pixel, the recovery and social-proof stack a COD store needs once it skips Shopify’s native checkout and transactional emails.

EasySell by the Numbers

Here is what live detection shows across the EasySell stores in our dataset.

Two things stand out. EasySell stores run leaner app stacks than the Shopify average, the signature of single-hero or small-capsule stores rather than brands with sprawling collections. And because the app bypasses the native checkout, every other app in the stack has to be chosen so it still fires on the custom form, which makes the install footprint choosier than the small share suggests.

Is EasySell Gaining or Losing Stores?

The trend is up, not down, which is worth weighing against the usual churn in the dropshipping tool space. A climbing share means you are joining a growing base, and it tracks with the wider shift of cash-on-delivery commerce into markets EasySell was built for.

EasySell Features

One-step COD order form

The core is a fast, mobile-first form that replaces the standard checkout. A shopper enters name, phone, and address and confirms, with address autocomplete to cut friction. It is translatable into any language and supports multiple currencies, which matters for the cross-border markets it serves.

Upsells, bundles, and quantity offers

EasySell layers order-value tools directly onto the form so a COD store can still grow average order value without a native checkout:

• One-click upsells and downsells inside the form flow
• Product bundles and quantity-break offers
• Partial COD deposits to reduce non-delivery risk

Fraud prevention and OTP

Fake and non-serious orders are the tax on cash on delivery. EasySell screens them with OTP verification over SMS or WhatsApp and smart blocking rules, so the fulfilment team spends less time chasing orders that were never going to be collected.

EasySell Pricing

EasySell installs free, with paid tiers that start at Free, or from $9.95/mo and scale with order volume and features. The free plan is enough to run the basic form and test whether COD converts for your market, while the paid tiers add the upsell depth, OTP volume, and advanced rules a scaling store needs. As with any conversion tool, judge it on the order-value lift and the reduction in failed deliveries during the trial, not on the feature list.

EasySell Pros and Cons

Who Should Use EasySell?

EasySell suits stores selling into markets where cash on delivery is the default and card trust is low, and dropshippers running a single hero product or a tight capsule who want a one-tap phone form rather than a full checkout. If your customers expect to pay the courier at the door, the one-step form removes the biggest point of drop-off, and the OTP and blocking rules keep the fake-order tax in check.

It is the wrong tool for a card-first store that converts cleanly on Shopify’s checkout, or a large catalog that depends on native checkout features. If you want to compare the category before deciding, our Releasit COD Form review covers the main rival, and the ReConvert review covers a post-purchase upsell tool that pairs with a COD flow.

Our Verdict on EasySell

EasySell earns its place as one of the two leading cash-on-delivery form apps on Shopify by covering the whole COD playbook in one install: a one-step form, upsells to grow order value, and OTP plus blocking rules to cut the fake orders that come with the model. The data backs it up, with a strong rating across a large review base and adoption that is climbing. The honest caveat is structural: by replacing the native checkout you give up Shop Pay, native upsells, and Shopify’s transactional emails, so you have to rebuild recovery and verification around the custom form.

For a COD-market or dropshipping store, that trade is usually worth it, and the free install makes it low-risk to test. See the full theme, app, and adoption data behind this review on our EasySell usage statistics page, and compare more options in our guide to the top Shopify apps.

View EasySell COD Form on the Shopify App Store