Sent through your own service
The follow-up goes out through your own delivery service, so it arrives in the inbox rather than in a folder nobody opens.
Cart Recovery
Most shops lose around two thirds of their carts, and the follow-up that would win some of them back is the job that never gets done. We write the sequence for your shop, send it through your own delivery service so it arrives, and report each month what it brought back in money.
With Cascadia you get
The follow-up goes out through your own delivery service, so it arrives in the inbox rather than in a folder nobody opens.
The timing is tuned to what your buyers actually do rather than to a template, and anyone who has already bought is dropped from the sequence.
Each month you get what the sequence recovered in revenue rather than open rates. Open rates are easy to make look good and tell you nothing about money.
What you get
All of these come with Cart Recovery, set up and looked after by our team.
Tell us what you sell and we will write the sequence around it.
Most cart plugins give you a template and a timer and leave the rest to you. The useful part is further in: what the email says, whether it arrives, who gets left alone, and what any of it earned.
| What to compare | The plugin your store came with | Cascadia Cart Recovery |
|---|---|---|
| Wording | A template with your logo dropped in | Written for your shop, and approved by you |
| Sending | Sent from your web server, often into promotions | Sent through your own delivery service, so it arrives |
| Timing | One fixed delay for everyone | Tuned to what your buyers actually do |
| Who gets chased | Anyone who already bought can still get chased | Dropped the moment the order comes in |
| Reporting | Opens and clicks | Recovered revenue, in money, each month |
| Upkeep | Set up once and left alone | Reviewed and retimed as the shop changes |
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Most shops lose around two thirds of their carts and never find out why. A short, well-timed follow-up brings a good share of them back, and we write it, send it, and report what it earned.
Get startedWriting it, timing it and getting it to land are three separate jobs, which is why the follow-up never quite happens. We do all three, and switch it off in a day if you decide you would rather not have it.
Get startedYou can sell the outcome without hiring for it. We run the technical and content work under your brand, deliver reporting you can pass straight to a client, and stay out of the relationship.
Get startedWe start by counting the carts that go unfinished and what they were worth, before anything is sent.
We start with your checkout and your orders: how many carts go unfinished in a month, what they were worth, and where people drop out. You get that picture before anything is sent.
Get startedThe follow-up is written in your own wording, timed to what your buyers actually do, and sent through your own delivery service. Anyone who has already bought is dropped, and you see every word before it goes out.
Get startedEach month you get what the sequence recovered, in money rather than opens, with the carts that came back and the ones that did not. If the timing needs changing we change it.
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Weighing us against another option? Our comparisons take the main ones in turn.
See the comparisonsA follow-up sequence written for your shop, sent through your own delivery service, and timed to what your buyers actually do. Anyone who has already bought is dropped from it. Each month you get what it recovered, in money rather than opens.
A plugin sends a template on a timer from your web server, which is a large part of why these emails land in a promotions folder. This one is written for your shop and sent through a delivery service, so it arrives, and somebody reads the result each month.
It is one short sequence per abandoned cart, not a drip campaign. Anyone who has already bought is dropped, unsubscribes are honored automatically, and you see every word before it goes out.
Within the first week. Writing the sequence and connecting it to your store and your delivery service is the work; once it is running it needs nothing from you.
No. The wording is yours, you approve it before anything goes out, and you can see what is being sent at any time. Tell us to change it and we change it.
Access to your store and to your delivery service, and a note of anything you would rather we did not say. That is all.
We get one in place before the sequence goes live. A follow-up that lands in a spam folder is not worth sending, so this part is not optional.
A short reminder written for your shop, with the timing tuned to what your buyers do rather than to a template. It is one sequence per cart, and it stops the moment someone buys.
Cart Recovery goes to people who did not finish buying. Review Requests goes to people who did, once the order has arrived. They are separate services, and Commerce Pro carries both along with Store Watch.
Yes. If the sequence stops, or the delivery starts failing, you hear about it from us rather than noticing that the revenue has gone quiet.
By the orders that came back after a follow-up, reported in money. Open rates are easy to make look good and tell you nothing about revenue, so they are not the headline.
Nothing that changes how your shop works. We connect to your store and to your delivery service, and the sequence runs from there.
Newsletters and broader email marketing are not part of this; it is the cart follow-up and nothing else. Review invitations are Review Requests, and checkout testing is Store Watch.
Yes. It is monthly, and it can be switched off in a day. Your customers and your delivery service stay exactly where they are.
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