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ACOD vs Nex Advanced COD: comparação honesta

Atualizado · ACOD (E-TRADE PARTNER)

O Nex Advanced COD é um app de pagamento na entrega conhecido no Shopify. O ACOD se distingue pela profundidade no vínculo de taxa e nas regras. Esta comparação mostra os recursos e as fraquezas de ambos.

4,9 · O ACOD faz isso por você: taxas de pagamento na entrega mais regras de localização, valor do pedido, produtos e clientes.

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  1. At a glance
  2. Where Nex is genuinely stronger
  3. Where ACOD is stronger
  4. Perguntas frequentes

At a glance

ACOD: Cash On Delivery COD FeeNex Advanced Cash on Delivery
DeveloperE-TRADE PARTNERPiric Group
App Store rating4.9 ★ (100+)5.0 ★ (147)
Pricing$4.99 (Basic) / $6.99 (Grow/Advanced) / $9.99 (Plus); all features on every tier; yearly ~20% off$5.99 (fee only) / $11.99 (+ COD limits by location, product, tags, discounts) / $19.99 (+ cart attributes, advanced payment & shipping rules); yearly −25%
Free planNo (7-day trial; dev stores free)No (7-day trial)
Fee optionsFixed amount per linked shipping rate, per zone; conditional pricing via rate conditionsFee on COD orders, incl. fee based on cart amount or weight (per listing)
Availability rulesCountry, state, city, postal + prefix matching, order value/quantity/weight, products, collections, SKUs, product & customer tags, B2B detection, discount presence; all tiersCart amount, product count, country/state/pincode, product/collection/tag, discounts, customer tags; from the $11.99 tier
Link COD to specific shipping methodsYes, core feature (multi-variant pay-on-delivery)Not a listed capability; “advanced shipping rules” appear on the $19.99 tier
Built for ShopifyYesNot shown on its listing as of July 2026
Support styleIn-app chat (live-translated)Live chat + call support on higher tiers

Where Nex is genuinely stronger

  • A perfect 5.0 rating across 147 reviews. Their support-driven review culture is real, with phone/call support merchants clearly love.
  • Fee based on cart amount or weight as a listed first-class feature. ACOD approximates value-dependent fees through conditional rate pricing, which works but takes a little more setup.
  • India depth. Their reviewer base and tutorials are heavily India-oriented; if you want a vendor whose whole world is Indian COD, that focus shows.

Where ACOD is stronger

  • Everything on every tier. The rules most stores actually need (pincode, state, products, tags, discounts) sit on Nex's $11.99 tier; ACOD includes them at $4.99–6.99. Over a year that's roughly $60–84 of difference for the same rule set.
  • The shipping-method link. Multiple pay-on-delivery variants with per-variant fees is ACOD's specialty and not on Nex's feature list; because the fee runs through a native shipping rate, taxes and refunds stay clean.
  • Prefix matching on postal codes. Region-scale rules without giant code lists (how it works).
  • Testing mode for verifying changes on a live store safely.

The full rule set at the entry price

Location, product, tag, and discount rules on every tier, plus the shipping-method link and pin-code prefixes. From $4.99/month with no feature gates, 7-day free trial, Built for Shopify certified.

Instale o ACOD grátis por 7 dias

4,9 estrelas · 100+ avaliações · Built for Shopify

Perguntas frequentes

Is ACOD cheaper than Nex Advanced Cash on Delivery?

For the fee alone, they're close ($4.99 vs $5.99). For fee + availability rules, the setup most COD stores run, ACOD is $4.99–6.99 while Nex requires its $11.99 tier. Neither has a free plan.

Does Nex do anything ACOD doesn't?

Its listing offers fee-by-cart-amount/weight as a built-in option and call support on higher tiers. ACOD covers value-dependent fees via conditionally-priced rates and support via live-translated chat.

Which is better for Indian stores?

Both target the same India use cases (pincode rules, RTO-tag blocking, discount hiding). Nex has deeper India-community roots; ACOD has prefix-based pincode rules, lower pricing for the full rule set, and the shipping-link capability. See our full India setup guide for what matters in practice.