Revenue Execution Infrastructure for Shopify Brands - Starting with Checkout Recovery
Engage. Recover. Convert.
Revenue happens in moments.
Capture them automatically.
CART automatically recovers abandoned checkout revenue through real-time customer conversations.
When a shopper leaves checkout, CART detects the abandonment and starts a conversation that brings them back to complete their purchase - recovering revenue and increasing order value.
Minutes, not campaigns.
Resolution, not discounting.
Built for Shopify Plus and Advanced brands. Deploy directly or through partner ecosystems.
Checkout Recovery in Action
Execution triggered by intent
Execution
How Revenue Is Captured
Three steps move a shopper from abandoned checkout to completed purchase.
When a shopper leaves checkout, CART immediately begins the recovery process.
Detects abandoned checkout events
Starts a real-time conversation
Activates while purchase intent is still high
Establishes session context
CART removes the obstacles that stopped the purchase.
Handles common purchase objections
Guides the shopper back to checkout
Maintains awareness of cart state
Adapts the conversation in real time
The shopper returns to checkout and finishes the transaction.
Moves the shopper back into checkout
Expands order value when appropriate
Applies controlled upsell opportunities
Secures the completed order
Execution - Not Campaigns
See how CART recovers abandoned checkout revenue automatically.
End-to-end in under a minute
Checkout recovery happens automatically - no campaigns required.
CART executes revenue recovery automatically - without campaigns.
Campaigns React. Execution Converts.
Most recovery systems send scheduled messages. CART executes at the moment intent appears.
Campaign Model
Recovery driven by scheduled messaging.
Messages sent on a timer
Delay between abandonment and outreach
Batch-triggered communication
Discounts used to force conversion
Revenue activated the moment intent appears.
Instant event-triggered engagement
Time-sensitive interaction
Context-aware responses
Conversion without discounting
Revenue Lives in Execution
The Revenue Execution Layer
Revenue Signal Detection
Shopper intent is detected the moment abandonment occurs.
Abandoned checkout detection
Real-time trigger activation
Shopper session awareness
Instant engagement timing
Native Shopify event signals
CART manages the conversation from intent through purchase.
Objection-aware conversations
Checkout-aware responses
Intelligent upsell opportunities
Margin-protected execution
Structured conversation paths
Economics
The Revenue Execution Advantage
CART is priced around revenue execution - not seats or platform access.
Pricing scales with revenue activity, not software licenses.
Recovered revenue is designed to exceed execution cost.
Performance-Aligned Execution Model
Usage-based execution pricing
No seat licenses or feature tiers
Economics scale with interaction volume
Built for high-volume Shopify brands
Revenue-first, margin-protected model
Deployment
How CART Is Deployed
CART deploys through structured integration - not self-serve setup.
Agency-Integrated Deployment
Designed to operate inside existing agency stacks and workflows.
Operates inside existing agency stacks
No disruption to current systems
Shared execution visibility
Performance-aligned economics
Managed execution oversight
For qualified Shopify Plus and Advanced brands.
Structured qualification before deployment
Managed integration and setup
Calibrated execution activation
Ongoing performance oversight
Architecture
Execution Architecture
Built on Shopify-native events and managed messaging infrastructure.
CART operates between shopper intent and completed purchase. The second option keeps the revenue framing.
Shopify Event
Cart abandonment detected
Checkout session initiated
CART Execution Layer
Intent-aware activation
Objection handling
Margin protection logic
Customer Interaction
Conversational recovery
Checkout guidance
Completed Transaction
Recovered revenue
Margin preserved
How CART Expands Revenue Capture
Answers to common questions about how CART works and deploys.
What does CART do today?
Is CART real-time?
What channels does CART support?
Is CART a replacement for our marketing flows or ESP?
How is recovered revenue attributed?
How does CART align with revenue economics?
How is CART priced?
Who operates and manages CART?
How does agency integration work?
What Shopify tiers qualify?
Is there a minimum volume requirement?
How long does deployment take?
How is carrier and regulatory compliance managed?
How is CART different from abandoned cart email or SMS tools?
Do shoppers know they are interacting with AI?