CommerceKit v2.5.4 - WordPress Conversion Plugin For WooCommerce

We have also included optional quick add to cart functionality, which allows a customer to add a variable item to the cart even faster!

4. Better Gallery UX

With CommerceKit you can create custom galleries on an attribute level. This means you no longer have to select a specific variation for the gallery to update.

With CommerceKit’s Attribute Galleries, a customer can see the main gallery update as soon as an attribute (e.g. a color) is selected. This is a fantastic usability improvement compared to the default gallery.

5. Raise average order value

Increasing your average order value is a crucial goal for every store owner and CommerceKit’s Order Bumps feature is an excellent way to highlight multiple additional products to help achieve that.

An order bump is an additional “add on” product which appears before the Place order button on both the checkout and the mini cart. With one-click, it is added to the existing cart, increasing your AOV.

6. Fast results

Live search suggestions are an essential component of eCommerce sites. It’s really important that customers can find what they’re looking for quickly.

CommerceKit’s Ajax Search feature provides speedy near-instant results. Plus, it can display non-product search suggestions so essential pages such as delivery costs and returns policies are easy to find.

Built-in search analytics show you exactly what customers are searching for, including popular terms and searches that returned no results – so you can spot gaps in your catalog and fix them.

7. Increase urgency

CommerceKit’s countdowns are ideal for stores running sales and to create a greater sense of urgency for customers wavering on whether to buy or not.

As well as displaying countdown timers on product pages, you can also enable one on the checkout page. Encourage completion of the form by keeping a customer focused on the payment process, and gain a valuable uptick in conversions.

8. Increase AOV

Shipping costs are one of the major reasons shoppers abandon their cart. If you offer free shipping above a certain threshold, you can make it more prominent by enabling this module.

A free shipping progress bar can appear in the mini cart sidebar, and on the cart page itself.

This can encourage customers to add additional items to the cart to hit the free shipping target, increasing the AOV (average order value).

9. Boost add to cart clicks

Adds a conversion-friendly sticky add to cart bar on mobile and desktop. Clicking it reveals a panel which allows the user to select their desired variation.

On mobile, the ‘Add to cart’ button is fixed to the bottom of the viewport so it’s always visible on screen even while scrolling – brilliant for conversions.

The module also includes an option to collapse the default WooCommerce tabs and display the content underneath each other. See our short video explainer.

10. Highlight key features

With CommerceKit’s Product badges you can enhance your customer’s understanding of key product features, highlight promotions and item with limited-time offers and improve click-through rates!

There is also an optional ‘New’ badge which you can automatically apply to newly added products in your catalog for a defined number of days.

11. Reduce the return rate

If your products require sizing, the CommerceKit Size Guides feature is crucial. These help reduce costly returns, and improves the consumer experience.

You can create as many size guides as you like and assign them to categories, or individual products.

12. Highlight low stock

A stock meter is an excellent method to visually demonstrate low stock inventory for a particular product. It can help boost sales by encouraging customers to buy due to scarcity.

You can also change the text displayed when an item’s stock running is running low. The stock quantity in this feature is always a true reflection of stock levels. There is no option to fake the values displayed.

13. Capture interest

CommerceKit’s Waitlist allows you to monitor demand for out-of-stock products.

When an item is back in stock, a notification email with product image is automatically sent to registered customers, bringing them straight back to buy.

It’s also possible to integrate directly with Klaviyo and Omnisend, so new subscribers are pushed straight to your existing email lists.

For stores in the EU, GDPR-compliant double opt-in is built in, with a confirmation email sent before any subscriber is added. You can also export your full waitlist as a CSV at any time.

14. Drive Retention

The CommerceKit Wishlist feature enables shoppers to create personalized collections of products they want to buy for future reference.

Wishlists help signify a customer’s interest in a product without an immediate intent to purchase.

Built-in wishlist reports show you which products are most wished for across your catalog, along with revenue attribution and conversion tracking – so you can see exactly how wishlists are driving sales.