Can some1 recommend a cart/checkout software?

[Menery]

Hey,
For a current project I'm looking for a cart/checkout software that has the essentially marketing features,

• Upsells/Downsells
• Bump offers
• custom checkout pages etc. etc.

Can anyone recommend something? I found thrive cart so far which looks promising but their website has way to little info.

 

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[Xeon]

Hey,
For a current project I'm looking for a cart/checkout software that has the essentially marketing features,

• Upsells/Downsells
• Bump offers
• custom checkout pages etc. etc.

Can anyone recommend something? I found thrive cart so far which looks promising but their website has way to little info.

Cartflows, Booster.io.

ThriveCart has a 30-day money back guarantee if I remember.

 

[Lex DeVille]

Hey,
For a current project I'm looking for a cart/checkout software that has the essentially marketing features,

• Upsells/Downsells
• Bump offers
• custom checkout pages etc. etc.

Can anyone recommend something? I found thrive cart so far which looks promising but their website has way to little info.

I use ThriveCart. It's designed for digital marketers and they just did a big overhaul which made it way better. More customizable, brandable, and better layouts and features.

It integrates well with several payment systems (apple pay, stripe, paypal, Google Wallet, etc.) and with different emails systems (I use ActiveCampaign).

But it's not a cart (which is weird since that's in the name).

That's probably the biggest downside in my opinion. People can't add multiple items to purchase at a time. I assume it's done to keep people focused on a single line of sales, but I'd like to have a cart feature added.

You can add more than one product to a checkout page, but that's not the same as letting people add multiple items to a cart while browsing a site.

Depending on what you sell that may not be a big deal though. Since it was a one-time fee of $500 when I bought it, it was totally worth it.

 

[Arnaud.]

For what ? Wordpress, other cms, HTML ... ?

 

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[Menery]

For what ? Wordpress, other cms, HTML ... ?

WP with oxygen

 

[Menery]

I use ThriveCart. It's designed for digital marketers and they just did a big overhaul which made it way better. More customizable, brandable, and better layouts and features.

It integrates well with several payment systems (apple pay, stripe, paypal, Google Wallet, etc.) and with different emails systems (I use ActiveCampaign).

But it's not a cart (which is weird since that's in the name).

That's probably the biggest downside in my opinion. People can't add multiple items to purchase at a time. I assume it's done to keep people focused on a single line of sales, but I'd like to have a cart feature added.

You can add more than one product to a checkout page, but that's not the same as letting people add multiple items to a cart while browsing a site.

Depending on what you sell that may not be a big deal though. Since it was a one-time fee of $500 when I bought it, it was totally worth it.

For this project, the client sells desktop software. One time fee + monthly support & update costs. He only sells single software and has additional hardware components (5 ish) that people may or may not need. Looks like a good fit doesn't it?

One checkout funnel for the software + upsells/bump offers for additional hardware. I dont think Ill need WooCommerce here since nobody will ever buy hardware as a standalone purchase.

 

[Menery]

I use ThriveCart. It's designed for digital marketers and they just did a big overhaul which made it way better. More customizable, brandable, and better layouts and features.

It integrates well with several payment systems (apple pay, stripe, paypal, Google Wallet, etc.) and with different emails systems (I use ActiveCampaign).

But it's not a cart (which is weird since that's in the name).

That's probably the biggest downside in my opinion. People can't add multiple items to purchase at a time. I assume it's done to keep people focused on a single line of sales, but I'd like to have a cart feature added.

You can add more than one product to a checkout page, but that's not the same as letting people add multiple items to a cart while browsing a site.

Depending on what you sell that may not be a big deal though. Since it was a one-time fee of $500 when I bought it, it was totally worth it.

@Lex DeVille would you be able to tell me if it is possible to set up products that have a one-time and a recurring fee at the same time?

 

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[Lex DeVille]

@Lex DeVille would you be able to tell me if it is possible to set up products that have a one-time and a recurring fee at the same time?

Yes, it allows that.

 

[Menery]

Yes, it allows that.

Im not sure if I explained that correctly, I ment for example $199 now and $29 monthly after that.

 

[Lex DeVille]

Im not sure if I explained that correctly, I ment for example $199 now and $29 monthly after that.

Yes

 

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[Menery]

Yes

Thank you lex

 

[Sophie_Leonard]

Yes, you can go with ThriveCart.

ThriveCart is the number one platform for all marketers. It is a cart software that is designed to help online entrepreneurs sell their products and services with ease. It offers a flexible checkout experience with lots of features – focusing primarily on more sales and conversions. It is an easy to use tool which integrates with other marketing tools like email marketing services, payment processors, membership tool, webinar software, product fulfillment tools, etc. It is an all-in-one digital marketing tool to manage everything.