Checkout Widget

The checkout widget allows you to add checkouts to any part of your website, funnels, or even blog posts with just one click.

To add the checkout widget to your page, simply select the widget and drop it onto the desired location.

This feature is designed to make the checkout process more seamless and efficient for your customers, which can lead to increased conversions and sales for your business.

Adding Your Product

After you have added the checkout widget to your page, the next step is to select the "Products" tab, as highlighted below.

This tab allows you to add your products to the checkout, including setting up pricing and any necessary shipping or tax information.

By using the products tab, you can ensure that your customers have a clear and easy-to-understand checkout experience, which can lead to increased sales and revenue for your business.

To add products to your checkout, select the "Product" tab, and choose the specific product or products you want to add. You have two options: "Product Select" and "Cart Checkout."

Product Select allows you to add the selected product or products to the specific checkout widget.

Cart Checkout is used when you want users to go to another page after adding items to their cart, such as in funnels.

This option is great for allowing users to select products if you are displaying more than one.

Additionally, you can add bump offers to increase cart value and maximize your revenue.

Selecting Products

Adding bump offers is a great way to increase your overall cart revenue by displaying additional store items that you would like to sell to the user.

Bump offers are displayed during the checkout process and can encourage users to add more items to their cart, increasing the overall cart value.

By using bump offers, you can maximize your revenue and provide a more personalized shopping experience for your customers.

To add a bump offer, simply select the store item you want to add and apply the settings to how you want the bump offer to display.

In this example, we are showing the bump offer in the checkout flow, but you can also move it to below the order summary.

Bump offers are a seamless and effective way to increase your store revenue, as they encourage users to add more items to their cart during the checkout process.

By using this feature, you can boost your revenue and provide a better shopping experience for your customers.

Checkout Styling

With the checkout styling feature, you have endless options to design the perfect checkout that suits your brand.

However, it's important to focus on the key elements that make up an effective checkout process, such as the checkout style and the checkout step process.

By optimizing these elements, you can create a checkout process that is not only visually appealing but also streamlined and easy to navigate for your customers.

The checkout style feature currently offers three different options to choose from, as highlighted in the image above.

Meanwhile, the checkout step process allows you to choose between a one, two, or three-step checkout process.

For example, a one-step checkout process includes all the customer input information and payment details in one place, while a two-step checkout process separates the user input info and payment steps.

This is a great option for abandoned cart scenarios.

A three-step checkout process breaks down the process even further, typically with name and email in the first step, delivery info in the second step, and payment section in the third step.

By using the checkout style and checkout step process features, you can create a checkout process that is easy to navigate and visually appealing, resulting in a better shopping experience for your customers.

Checkout Setting

In the checkout settings tab, you can manage the more technical aspects of the checkout process, including:

• The checkout settings tab allows you to manage the technical section of your checkout process.

• You can direct customers to any page after they complete their purchase.

• Discounts can be enabled to encourage customers to complete their purchases.

• Customer registrations can be added as an option during the checkout process.

• Address input can also be optional during checkout.

• Customers can be added to email lists and segmented with tags.

Thank You Page: After a customer purchases a store item, you can choose to direct them to a custom thank you page, any page on your website, any funnel step, or even an external URL like a Facebook group.

Discount Option: If you have set up discounts in your store settings, you can allow discounts on the selected items in your checkout, although it is an optional feature.

Customer Registrations: By enabling this feature, the checkout process will create a member account, which means that if they purchase again, they can simply log in and their details will be auto-populated in the checkout, making the purchasing process quicker.

Optional Address Input: This is an optional feature that reduces the user input when purchasing products that don't require a physical address. For example, if you are selling digital products, you may not require an address from the customer.

Connect to Email Marketing: Once a customer has made a purchase, you can add them to your email list, or if you use an outside provider such as MailChimp, you can add them to your preferred MailChimp list.

Tag Customers on New Order: This feature is excellent for tracking purchases using tags. It helps segment your customers for later promotions, and you can use tags in your automation to filter customers further on email campaigns and more.