Five plugins’ worth of work. One plugin.
Sales funnels, checkout takeover, order bumps and one-click offers — plus abandoned cart recovery, rule-based coupons, a modern cart and variation swatches. The things most stores buy separately, in one plugin with one licence.
How it works
Both screens come from a real WooCommerce store on our demo installation, with a published funnel and its steps.
Landing, checkout, an extra offer, thank you — steps you can reorder by dragging. And a store-wide switch that sends everyone who reaches payment through your checkout step, not only the people who arrived from the funnel’s own link.
A slide-out cart, a card layout that reads on a phone, a step indicator, free-shipping progress and four looks to pick from. It all goes through the WooCommerce template layer, so every hook — payment gateways, consent boxes, the terms checkbox — keeps working.
All prices include VAT.
1 USD = 49,9178 ₺ (İşbank rate)
What is inside
Each of these is normally a plugin of its own. Here they share a codebase, a look and an update — so they cannot disagree with each other about your checkout.
1Replaces the WooCommerce checkout
Build an ordered path — cart, checkout, offer, thank you — and take over the store checkout so everyone who reaches payment goes through it.
2The cart that keeps them shopping
A slide-out cart, a free-shipping bar and matching products — plus the cart, checkout and thank-you layouts themselves.
3Brings a cold cart back
Capture the email before checkout finishes, then follow up on a schedule — and attribute the recovered order to what actually earned it.
4The discount applies itself
Rules instead of codes: cart threshold, category, first order, day and hour. The customer never has to remember anything.
5Options you can see
Colour, button and image swatches on the product page and in shop listings, in place of the WooCommerce dropdown.
One shopper, five moments
Follow one shopper from the product page to the second order. At every moment that decides whether you get paid, something has to be working — and here it is all one plugin, with one look and one place to change it.
1They browse
Colour, size and style show as swatches on the product page and in shop listings, so choosing never means opening a select box.
Swatches2They add to cart
A slide-out cart keeps them on the page, with a free-shipping bar and matching products from the same catalogue.
Storefront3They check out
Your funnel replaces the WooCommerce checkout for everyone who reaches payment — with order bumps and one-click offers, not just for people arriving from its link.
Funnels4They almost leave
When a cart goes cold, a sequence of email, SMS and WhatsApp follow-ups goes out — and the recovered order is attributed back, so the report shows what the sequence actually earned.
Cart recovery5They come back
Rule-based coupons apply themselves at the right moment — a returning-customer discount, a cart-total threshold, a category offer — without anyone typing a code.
CouponsFive moments that are normally five plugins. Here they share one settings screen, one stylesheet and one update — and when something goes wrong at checkout, there is one place to look.
Why one plugin
The same job is normally spread across five separate plugins — five licences, five update cycles, and five stylesheets fighting over the same checkout.
$199/yr · one site
Bought separately the same five cost $634 a year — the vendor’s own figure. Five licences to renew, five plugins to update, and when the checkout breaks, five places to look.
One licence· one renewal date
And one thing none of them can do here: the one-click offer is charged through the card token your Turkish payment provider already holds — no second trip to 3D Secure.
Figures are CartFlows’ own, from their pricing and FAQ pages, as of 25 August 2026. Their suite is five plugins; the entry bundle covers one site.
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