Recover more revenue with the abandoned cart recovery calculator
Nearly seven in ten carts never make it to checkout. Plug in your cart volume, current recovery rate, and target — then see exactly how much extra revenue a better recovery flow could bring every month.
Abandoned Cart Recovery Calculator
Estimate the monthly revenue upside from improving your cart recovery rate.
Additional revenue per month
$7,500
+200% lift vs. today
What the recovery calculator shows you
How to improve your cart recovery rate
Start by tracking why shoppers abandon — surprise shipping costs, forced account creation, and slow pages are the top reasons. Fix these friction points before you spend on new tools.
Send an abandoned cart email within an hour of the drop-off, and follow up again at 24 and 72 hours. Each additional touch typically wins back a few more orders.
Add social proof and trust badges on the cart and checkout pages. Showing recent purchases, live visitor counts, and verified reviews reassures hesitant buyers at the moment they decide.
Use the calculator to set a target rate, then test popups, exit intent offers, and SMS reminders one at a time so you know which lever moved the number.
Frequently asked questions
What is an abandoned cart recovery rate?
It's the percentage of shoppers who returned to complete a purchase after initially abandoning their cart. If 1,000 carts are abandoned and 100 of those shoppers come back to buy, your recovery rate is 10%.
What's a good cart recovery rate?
Most ecommerce stores see recovery rates between 5% and 15%. Brands with strong email flows, retargeting, and social proof regularly push into the 20–30% range.
How are the results calculated?
The calculator multiplies your abandoned carts by your current and target recovery rates, then multiplies the recovered carts by your average order value to show the revenue delta.
Which tactics have the biggest impact on recovery?
Timely cart recovery emails, SMS reminders, exit-intent discounts, and real-time social proof messaging are consistently the biggest levers for lifting recovery rates.
Does social proof really help recover carts?
Yes. Showing recent purchases, live visitor counts, and verified reviews near the cart and checkout reassures hesitant buyers and reduces drop-off during the final steps.
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