Abandoned cart recovery for Shopify
Uppush follows up on every shopper who leaves before paying, with perfectly timed web push and email reminders that stop the moment they buy. Set it up once; it recovers sales every day.
4.9 from 173 App Store reviews Built for Shopify Free plan
≈70%
of online shopping carts are abandoned before purchase.
Average documented cart abandonment rate,Baymard Institute (opens in a new tab).
Why it matters
Some got distracted, some were comparing prices, some hit a surprise at checkout. Many of them still want what they picked — they just need a reminder at the right moment, on a channel they’ll actually see.
Recovering even a small share of those carts is usually the fastest revenue win for a Shopify store: the traffic is already paid for, and the shopper already chose the product.
How it works
Uppush watches the whole path to purchase — product page, cart and checkout — and starts the right flow for wherever the shopper dropped off.
Stage 01
A subscriber views a product but doesn’t add it to the cart.
Catch interest early, while the product is still on their mind.
Stage 02
A subscriber adds products to the cart but never starts checkout.
Remind them of the exact items they chose — with an optional discount.
Stage 03
A checkout has been idle for more than 10 minutes.
Your highest-intent shoppers: they already entered their details.
Default timing
Every recovery flow comes pre-written with three steps. Keep the defaults or adjust delays, turn steps on or off and add discounts to individual emails.
After 20 minutesWeb push
Your cart is saved — tap to finish your order.
After 2 hoursEmail
The products they left, a clear button back to the cart and a single-use discount.
After 1 dayWeb push + email
A final, friendly nudge before the reminder series ends.
Built for recovery
Fixed codes, unique single-use codes per shopper or Shopify discounts — applied automatically from the link.
The cart flow hands over to checkout recovery; the checkout flow stops on payment. No awkward reminders.
Trigger the abandoned-checkout email series from your own Shopify Flow workflows.
Pre-written in your store’s language; AI translates subjects and content for international shoppers.
See orders and revenue recovered by each flow, split by email and web push.
Web push reaches subscribers who never gave you an email — even anonymous visitors.
Setup
Customers, products and orders sync from your store automatically.
One toggle in your theme editor turns on cart tracking, popups and web push — no code.
Review the pre-written messages, add a discount if you like, and go live.
Pricing
FAQ
Abandoned cart starts when a subscriber adds products to the cart but never begins checkout. Abandoned checkout starts when Shopify records a checkout that has been idle for 10 minutes — the shopper already entered contact or shipping details. Uppush runs both, and the cart flow hands over to the checkout flow automatically.
The email series doesn’t: it uses Shopify’s checkout data, so it reaches shoppers who never subscribed to your popup. Web push reminders, and the abandoned cart flow, need the shopper to be a subscriber.
By default 20 minutes, 2 hours and 1 day after the shopper leaves. You can change each delay and turn individual steps on or off.
Abandoned cart recovery is on the Free plan. Abandoned checkout and browse abandonment are on Pro, $12.99 a month with 3,000 emails and 3,000 web push included; above that you pay per message sent, with unlimited subscribers.
Yes. Set a discount for the whole flow, or on individual emails in it — for example only on the later reminders, so shoppers who come back after the first nudge buy at full price.
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