September 1, 2026

5 Best Flits Alternatives for Shopify Customer Account Pages (2026)

Flits was for years the default answer to “how do I make my Shopify customer account page better.” If you’re searching for alternatives in 2026, it’s probably for one of two reasons:

1. The platform moved. Shopify deprecated legacy customer accounts in February 2026, and Flits’ classic account-page experience was built for that system. The new, Shopify-hosted account pages work on a completely different mechanism (customer account UI extensions), and account-page functionality has to be rebuilt on it.
2. Flits moved too. The product’s center of gravity is now loyalty, rewards and store credit — if what you wanted was the account page itself, that’s no longer the headline.

Whatever brought you here, the question that matters in 2026 is: does the alternative work with Shopify’s new customer accounts? Anything built for legacy templates has an expiry date — Shopify has said the final legacy shutdown will be announced later this year. (Migrating? Read what breaks and how to rebuild first.)

Here are the five alternatives worth considering, honestly compared.

1. Account Blocks — best for custom content and per-customer targeting

Disclosure up front: this is our app, so weigh this section accordingly — then check the reviews.

Account Blocks is built exclusively for the new customer accounts. You add content blocks — banners, rich text, FAQs, call-to-action cards, support info — to the profile, orders and order status pages, plus full custom pages you can link in the account navigation.

Its distinguishing feature is conditional display: blocks can target customers by tags, total spend, order count, country, or B2B company — so VIPs, wholesale buyers and first-time customers each see different content. Customer metafields can be inserted into content and resolve per customer.

• Pricing: free plan; $9/month (Starter); $19/month (Growth, includes B2B conditions and analytics). Flat pricing — no per-feature add-ons.
• Choose it if: you want to put content on account pages and control exactly who sees what.
• Skip it if: you want a loyalty program with points — that’s not what it does.

2. Froonze Customer Accounts Concierge — best all-in-one portal

Froonze replaces the account page with a widget-based portal: order history, profile editing, and optional plugins for wishlist, loyalty, social login and custom forms. Mature product, long track record, active development.

• Pricing: free core; paid plugins are billed individually, so cost grows with each capability you add.
• Choose it if: you want one app to own the whole account experience, portal-style, and don’t mind per-plugin pricing.
• Skip it if: you want lightweight content control rather than a full portal takeover.

3. CustomerHub — best turnkey portal design

CustomerHub (C:Hub) is the polished plug-and-play option: a designed account portal with order history, reorder buttons and profile management that looks good with minimal setup. It has one of the larger review bases in the category.

• Pricing: entry tier around $5/month at the time of writing.
• Choose it if: you want a nicer-looking account area fast, with minimal configuration.
• Skip it if: you need fine-grained control over content or per-segment targeting.

4. Custlo — best breadth of account features

Custlo bundles many account-area features: custom fields, form builder, order editing/cancellation by customers, cashback. It’s actively developed with a fast-moving changelog.

• Choose it if: the specific features it bundles (self-service order editing especially) match your list.
• Skip it if: you want depth in one thing rather than breadth across many.

5. SureCust Account & Checkout Blocks — best free option

SureCust offers account-page blocks (and checkout blocks) with tag-based visibility, entirely free at the time of writing, and builds custom blocks on request.

• Choose it if: budget is zero and tag-based targeting is enough.
• Skip it if: you need targeting beyond tags (spend, order count, country, B2B) or analytics on your blocks.

Comparison at a glance

What about staying on Flits?

If you use Flits primarily for loyalty and store credit, staying may be right — that’s where the product is invested. But if you’re on legacy customer accounts, the platform decision is being made for you: legacy is deprecated, unsupported, and will be shut down after Shopify announces the date. Whichever app you pick, pick one whose account-page features are built natively for the new customer accounts — and migrate on your own schedule rather than the deadline’s.