Reduce cart abandonment
Catch the doubt before the tab closes
Most abandoned carts are an unanswered question — about sizing, shipping, or returns. An agent that answers on the product page keeps the buyer moving instead of leaving to find out.
How does ChatFlo help you reduce cart abandonment?
ChatFlo reduces cart abandonment by answering pre-purchase questions on the product page — sizing, stock, shipping cutoffs, delivery windows, and return terms — from your real store data and policies. The shopper gets their answer without leaving to look for it, which is the moment most carts are lost.
The problem
Why this is hard to solve by hand
An unanswered question ends the session
A shopper who cannot find the delivery date or return terms does not email you. They close the tab.
The answer exists, just not where they are
It is on a policy page three clicks away. On mobile, that journey usually does not happen.
Peak traffic is when it costs most
The moments you get the most product-page traffic are exactly when nobody is free to answer live chat.
How ChatFlo does it
Answer the question that would have ended the sale.
Answers where the doubt happens
The widget sits on the product page, so the sizing or shipping question gets answered without navigating away.
Real stock and delivery information
With Shopify connected, availability and shipping cutoffs come from your store rather than a static promise.
Return terms up front
Buyers hesitating over risk get your actual returns policy explained before they decide, not after.
Handles the surge
Traffic spikes do not degrade response time, because nobody has to be watching for the conversation to be answered.
Answer the question that loses the sale
Put the agent on your product pages and let it resolve the doubts that would otherwise end the session.
Frequently asked questions
On your storefront, including product pages. Installing the Shopify app places it automatically without theme edits, and you can restyle it to match your brand.
With your Shopify store connected it answers from real availability data rather than a static claim that may be out of date.
No, and they solve different halves of the problem. Email tries to bring someone back after they left; this tries to stop them leaving by answering the question in the moment.
Only if you configure it to. The default behaviour is answering questions, and you control what promotional behaviour it has.
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