Every Q4, clients ask their developer the same question: what else can we do to recover more sales? You can tighten the checkout. You can tune the theme. But recovering the shoppers who already left usually means a new tool, a new channel, and a new support burden that wasn't in the original scope.
The hesitation is rarely about whether recovery works. It is about what happens to you after you recommend it. Taking on ongoing operations you never scoped. Putting a client in a compliance headache over text messaging. Sending them to a vendor that makes you look bad six weeks later. A recommendation carries your name, and developers tend to protect that carefully.
CART is a managed service. We run the conversations, monitor them in real time, and tune them over time, so you are not becoming the support desk for text messages. It runs alongside Klaviyo, which means your client's existing flows stay exactly where they are. Nothing needs to be rebuilt, and nothing needs to be replaced.
The Partners Program has two paths. A referral partner makes an introduction when the fit is right, and we take it from there. An execution partner stays involved in setup or integration work for their clients, with terms tailored to the scope. In both cases compensation is a percentage of net income, tied to the kind of involvement, and the specifics live in the Partner Agreement rather than on a blog post.
The best fit is a US-based Shopify Plus or Advanced brand with meaningful abandoned cart volume. If a client has already asked you about recovery, or you have noticed their cart abandonment sitting untouched, that is the signal. You don't need to pitch anything. You only need to know when the question comes up.
Before you recommend anything to a client, see it run on real traffic. Every qualifying brand can run its next 250 abandoned carts through CART at no charge and look at the result before committing to anything. That way the first time you recommend us, you are pointing to the client's own numbers instead of a promise.
See the two partner paths, who qualifies as a fit, and how introductions work.
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