of online shopping carts get abandoned
The average across 50 studies, stable for a decade. It's not bad luck, it's a leak, and leaks can be fixed.
Baymard InstituteE-commerce development on Shopify and WooCommerce that makes browsing effortless and buying inevitable. Fast pages, frictionless checkout, and a store wired to your operations.
Cart abandonment isn't a glitch, it's the industry's biggest leak. The research says most of it is fixable design.
The average across 50 studies, stable for a decade. It's not bad luck, it's a leak, and leaks can be fixed.
Baymard InstituteNot new demand. Money already sitting in carts, lost to friction. Your share is waiting at checkout.
Baymard InstituteThe surprise shipping fee is the most expensive UX decision in e-commerce. We show totals early and honestly.
Baymard InstituteMost of your buyers shop one-handed. The store that respects the thumb wins the sale.
Dynamic YieldA quarter of your buyers, lost to a login wall. Guest checkout is free money.
Baymard InstituteEvery recovered cart is a real order, not a rounding error. Recovery flows pay for themselves fast.
BarillianceEverything between the first click and the doorstep, covered and accountable.
Shopify and WooCommerce builds that look premium and load like lightning.
Fewer fields, fewer steps, fewer exits. The last mile, smoothed flat.
Photos, proof, and answers arranged to close. The buy box earns its name.
Milliseconds are margin. We tune until the store feels instant.
Gateways, taxes, and rates configured right the first time. No checkout surprises.
Clean catalogs, Google Shopping feeds, and a Merchant Center that stays happy.
Abandoned carts chased, buyers welcomed, reviews requested. Flows that print.
Revenue attribution and funnel truth, from first click to fulfilled order.
Platform wars are for forums. We build on both, migrate between them, and recommend based on your catalog, your team, and your plans, not our convenience.
Five phases that turn visitors into buyers and a build into an asset.
Store, funnel, and data reviewed. We find where buyers bail before we design where they'll buy.
The buy path comes first: product page, cart, checkout. Beauty reports to conversion.
Theme, apps, payments, shipping, and integrations. Built clean, so it stays fast.
QA, redirects, tracking, and a safety net. Launch day should be boring.
CRO, recovery flows, and feed optimization. The store gets better every month it runs.
Six places stores lose the sale. We patrol all of them.
Weak photos and buried answers kill intent early. We make the case before the scroll ends.
Surprise costs are the number one killer. We surface totals early and honestly.
Every extra field is a small tax on trust. We cut until buying is effortless.
Seconds cost percentage points. We budget speed like money.
Most buyers shop one-handed. We design for the thumb doing the buying.
Abandonment isn't the end. Recovery flows bring back a startling share.
E-commerce keeps honest score: the register rings or it doesn't. These are the numbers we build for.
Every page on this site promises we'll show you the math. Here it is. Slide your numbers in and watch what a modest conversion lift is actually worth.
Arithmetic, not a promise. Your leak may vary.
The things every smart buyer asks before rebuilding a store. Straight answers, no fine print.
Whichever fits. Shopify wins on speed to launch and hosted peace of mind. WooCommerce wins when you live in WordPress and want total control. We build both, and we'll recommend against our own convenience if the fit says so.
Yes, and it's non-negotiable. Redirects mapped, structure preserved, rankings protected. A prettier store that loses its traffic is a demotion with better fonts.
Show costs early, cut checkout steps, offer guest checkout, and chase the rest with recovery flows. Roughly seven in ten carts get abandoned, and most of the reasons are fixable design choices.
That's the 'wired to your operations' part. Orders, stock, shipping, and accounting talking to each other, so the store runs the business instead of adding to it.
Usually, yes. The typical culprit is app and plugin bloat: every add-on brings scripts, and scripts bring seconds. We audit, cut, and rebuild what deserves to stay.
Feeds, Merchant Center, and taxonomy included. Clean product data is how you show up in Shopping results, and increasingly how AI assistants read your catalog.
We can, and sometimes we even should. But if the button were the problem, every store with a big button would be rich. We test it, along with everything around it.
Tell us where buyers bail. We'll map the route and show you the math behind it.
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