OngoingAI

Hide PayPal in Cart by NASP usage & market intelligence

Shopify rating

4.5 ★

45 reviews

What merchants actually report
4.56average· 43 reviews analyzed· 43 with written feedback
81% 5★9% ≤3★

42% of attributable reviewers are United States merchants. 9% had used the app for a year or more when they reviewed.

The developer replies to 2% of reviews overall and 0% of critical ones.

Rating · last 90d

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Recent direction

Replies to reviews

2%

Developer response rate

Replies to critical

0%

On 3★ and below

Long-term reviewers

9%

Using 1yr+ at review

Top merchant markets

United States 42%United Kingdom 16%Netherlands 9%Israel 5%Australia 5%

Tenure when reviewed

under a day 30%days 30%months 30%a year or more 9%

Based on public merchant reviews, with newer feedback given more weight. OngoingAI matches each review to an identifiable store and the app they use.

Pricing
Free trial available
Basic$0.99/month

5-day free trial

What does Hide PayPal in Cart by NASP do?

The prominent yellow Paypal button on the cart page can potentially cause customer confusion, implying an exclusive reliance on Paypal for payments...

  • No coding knowledge is required
  • Promptly hide the Paypal button on the cart page
  • Reduce abandoned cart

Features

Checkout - Other
Review history
Daily review count on the Shopify App Store
45+14 · 27d~0.5/day· Rating 4.4★ → 4.5★
Aug 10Sep 5

Daily tracking from Aug 10, 2026 through today · 26 days observed

Catalog position
Within Checkout - Other on the App Store
Rank by reviews
#14 of 239
Review percentile
95th
Rating percentile
64th
On the App Store
9.6 yrs
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Frequently asked questions

The prominent yellow Paypal button on the cart page can potentially cause customer confusion, implying an exclusive reliance on Paypal for payments... It's a checkout - other tool for ecommerce stores.