More revenue capture with a white-label CX combining product & checkout pages.
Features
In 2017, Amazon’s 1-Click patent expired and AWS released a white-paper titled the Trillion Dollar UX Problem”.
This report (pg.4/9) states that 35% of e-commerce revenue can be recovered through the use of better UX in the checkout flow and design.
Comparisons



Pricing
Product Detail Functionality
User has the ability to instantanoeusly edit product attributes such as color and size, in cart
White-Label
Responsive checkout window is white-label in nature. No obstructing/ distracting logo. The brand logo, font/typography, and color scheme will be present.
Uncomplicated Interface
A well-balanced pictorial interface accompanied with a signature accordion look that simplifies the complicated checkout process
Current v. Future Revenue (MM's)
FAQ
How do we get started?
Scroll down below to book an intro call with our engineer, Evan. Then we can hop on a structured call to discuss your checkout needs and path to production implementation.
Is it really white-label?
Yes. The last thing a user needs to see during the checkout process is a 3rd party logo that obstructs brand identity. The same brand logo, font/typography, and color scheme will be present.
What is Product Detail Page (PDP) Functionality?
PDP, otherwise known as product detail page functionality allows the consumer to instantanoeusly edit product attributes such as color and size within the cart. This essentially maximizes the checkout experience by preventing back-forth between product pages.
What's the pricing?
Our pricing is an industry standard 2% fee.
What if I don't have a Shopify Plus account?
You'll need to upgrade to Shopify Plus in order for the application to be operable. The Shopify Plus plan allows for FULL checkout customization.

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Where is this CX used?
In 2019, Walmart reported losses of over 5%+ for it’s e-commerce channel. (VOX)
By 2024, a year after adopting this checkout interface, Walmart was reported profitable for it’s e-commerce unit, or a 7% change. (Bloomberg)












