Answer abandoned shoppers the way a person would.

It texts shoppers who left, answers questions from what you approve, and guides them back to checkout.

26% of attributable revenue, paid on the conversations that turn into orders.

Example conversation. Not a real customer.
6:15 pm

hey, this is Checkout Reply, writing for the granola shop. anything I can help with in your cart?

Checkout Reply

is it nut free? my niece has an allergy

Shopper

not nut free, the ingredients list almonds. with an allergy I won't guess on cross-contact. want the team to reply?

Checkout Reply

Passed to the shop's team

done, they'll write here.

Back to cart Checkout Reply

01

You've had this text before. You didn't answer it.

The usual one

  1. 01A reminder: "You left something behind!"
  2. 02It looks like every other one
  3. 03The shopper has a question; nobody answers
  4. 04The cart expires. The sale is gone

A conversation

  1. 01It texts like someone on your team
  2. 02The shopper writes what's on their mind
  3. 03It answers from the info you approved
  4. 04If it doesn't know, a person steps in
  5. 05The chat goes on as long as they like
  6. 06Often enough, they check out

02

Same question. Two very different replies.

shopper

does this smell strong? I'm sensitive to perfume

Stock reply

Thank you for contacting us! Please see the product description.

Checkout Reply

fair question. the shop calls it "barely there, a little citrus". I can't promise it suits a sensitive nose. want the returns link?

  • answers the question
  • uses the shop's words
  • admits what it can't promise

Illustrative example, not a real customer or result.

  1. 01

    We read how you write

    Site, emails, replies you like.

  2. 02

    You mark the edges

    What it never says.

  3. 03

    Shoppers come last

    After you approve drafts.

03

Other things shoppers ask

01

Which shade?

Example conversation. Not a real customer.

hi, Checkout Reply here, from the skin tint shop. any questions about your shade?

Checkout Reply

Sand or Honey? I'm medium with a bit of yellow.

Shopper

I can't see your skin, so I won't pick. the shop calls Honey medium and warm. want the returns policy?

Checkout Reply

yes

Shopper

here you go. your call.

Returns policy Checkout Reply
02

After the order

Example conversation. Not a real customer.

Order placed: loose-leaf chai

The day after

your chai is on its way! people often add the little tin. want details?

Checkout Reply

sure. is there a code?

Shopper

no code from me, the shop hasn't set me up to give one. enjoy the chai.

Checkout Reply

04

Five kinds of conversation

Abandoned carts

A friendly nudge that can hold a conversation.

Abandoned checkouts

It asks what stopped them, and listens.

Product questions

Ingredients, materials, what's in the box.

Objections

Sizing, shipping, policies, answered from your info.

After the order

One suggestion that fits, once.

05

From connected store to commission

  1. 01

    Connect your store

    Nothing is sent yet.

  2. 02

    Show us how you talk

    We study your site, emails and replies.

  3. 03

    Read the drafts

    Change what doesn't sound like you.

  4. 04

    A shopper leaves

    If the store may contact them, it says hello.

  5. 05

    A real back-and-forth

    Answers come from your info, or your team.

  6. 06

    The shopper decides

    They buy, or STOP ends it.

  7. 07

    We earn when it sells

    No extra sales, no fee.

06

What you control, and what it won't do

You approve the voice

Tone and topics are yours.

Guardrails

No discounts unless you allow them. No invented claims.

Only your info

It doesn't pretend to know more.

Hand-off to a human

Out of its depth, it says so.

Permission and STOP

Only shoppers the store may contact. STOP is honored. Quiet hours apply.

How we count orders

Traced orders count, against a held-back group.

A log you can read

Every message is logged.

Plugs into Shopify

Setup is usually short.

07

You pay when a conversation turns into an order

Paid on the conversations that turn into orders

26% of attributable revenue.

No monthly fee. Checkout Reply takes 26% of the extra revenue it can be shown to add, measured against shoppers who get no messages. Nothing added, nothing owed; terms are agreed in writing first.

  • If it doesn't sell, you don't pay.
  • A random group is held back, so the fee covers extra sales only.

08

Things people ask first

IHow does it know what to say?

It sticks to the facts you've approved, in your tone.

IIWhat if it doesn't know?

It says so and brings in a person.

IIIWhich orders count as yours?

Orders traced to a reply, link click or code we sent, inside an agreed window, against a held-back group.

IVHow does pricing work?

26% of attributable revenue, agreed in writing first. No monthly fee. If it doesn't sell, you don't pay.

VIs this just another SMS sequence?

Nope. A sequence can't hear a reply.

VIWill it sound like a bot?

You shape the voice and read drafts first.

VIIHow much control do I get?

You approve the info, set the limits and read every message.

VIIIWhat kinds of stores is it for?

Shopify stores where a human-sounding reply matters.

IXHow fast can we start?

Setup is usually short. We scope it with you.

XWhat about permissions and compliance?

Only shoppers the store may contact. STOP is honored; quiet hours apply. Consent records stay with you.

XIiMessage or SMS?

iMessage first, with a fallback where a device can't receive it.

Talk to us

no pitch deck, promise

We reply by email. Nothing reaches shoppers until you approve it.