CartRevival - Abandoned Cart Recovery & Live Cart Monitor
| 开发者 | cartrevival |
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| 更新时间 | 2026年10月16日 13:28 |
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| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
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详情介绍:
CartRevival is abandoned cart recovery for WooCommerce that also shows you carts as they happen. It shows you the cart filling up right now, and automatically wins it back if the shopper leaves — a genuine cart revival, not just a reminder.
Every shopper who adds a product is captured — registered customers and anonymous guests alike — along with their cart contents, location and device. If they go quiet, CartRevival marks the cart abandoned and sends a cart abandonment email that rebuilds their exact cart in one click.
Live cart tracking, free
The Live tab is a real-time view of your store. Watch visitors arrive, browse, add products and reach checkout, with cart values updating the instant something changes. See what people added and then removed — the hesitation that never shows up in any other report.
What you get for free
- Abandoned cart recovery for both logged-in customers and guests
- Live cart tracking monitor with real-time visitor and cart status
- Free-shipping goal bar on the cart, mini-cart and checkout — "You are $20 away from free shipping", read from your own WooCommerce shipping zones and updated live
- Exit intent popup on desktop and mobile, with scroll-up velocity and back-gesture detection on touch devices
- A three-step recovery email series, each step with its own delay, subject, heading, content, coupon field and open/click stats
- Early capture popup that asks for an email or phone on add-to-cart, so guest carts become recoverable
- Tab notification that alternates the browser tab title and badges the favicon while the shopper is on another tab
- One-click cart restore link that rebuilds variations, quantities and custom item data
- Conversion funnel: visitors → add to cart → checkout → orders, with drop-off at each step
- Reports: abandonment rate, recoverable revenue, recovered revenue, top abandoned products, abandonment by country
- Remember checkout input across page reloads
- CSV export including a ready-to-use recovery link per cart
- Store owner notifications, instantly or as a daily digest
- Bot defense on every capture: honeypot, user-agent blocklist, minimum time on page, optional reCAPTCHA v3
- Exclusions by email, phone and user role, plus auto-delete for old anonymous carts
- Full GDPR support: data exporter, eraser, one-click unsubscribe, IP and URL collection toggles
- An always-loaded core of about 2 KB gzipped (2.2 KB measured), loaded deferred — every other feature is a tiny module that downloads only when its trigger fires
- No jQuery, no frontend CSS unless you turn on a popup
- Tracking uses
navigator.sendBeacon(), so nothing ever blocks navigation - Custom database tables with pre-aggregated daily reports — dashboards never scan raw data
- No
admin-ajax.phpanywhere - Zero database writes on a page view when the visitor has an empty cart
安装:
- Install and activate WooCommerce first.
- Upload the
cartrevivalfolder to/wp-content/plugins/, or install through Plugins → Add New. - Activate CartRevival.
- Go to CartRevival → Settings to choose how long a cart sits idle before it counts as abandoned.
- Go to CartRevival → Recovery to write your reminder email and switch it on.
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常见问题:
Will this slow down my store?
No. The always-loaded core is about 2 KB gzipped (2.2 KB measured), deferred and never render-blocking. Exit intent, field capture, push opt-in and tab alerts live in separate small modules that download only at the moment their trigger fires. Tracking beacons are fire-and-forget, so the browser never waits on them, and a page view with an empty cart performs no database writes at all. A build-time size gate fails any release whose core exceeds 4 KB, so this number cannot quietly rot.
Does it capture guest carts?
Yes. Anonymous shoppers are tracked from their first add-to-cart using a first-party cookie and WooCommerce's own session. As soon as they type an email or phone number at checkout, that cart becomes recoverable.
When is a cart considered abandoned?
After a period of inactivity you choose, from 15 to 240 minutes, defaulting to 60. Activity means a page view, a cart change or typing at checkout. Each cart schedules its own check, so nothing scans your database on a timer.
What happens if the shopper comes back on their own?
CartRevival matches the order back to the cart by session, cookie, customer account, email or phone, cancels any pending reminders, and records the revenue. A cart that converts without a reminder is never counted as recovered — your recovery numbers stay honest.
Can a customer be emailed twice by mistake?
No. Every reminder reserves a unique slot in the send log before it is scheduled, and the send job claims that slot atomically. Two workers racing on the same cart cannot both send.
Does it work with the block cart and checkout?
Yes. Both the classic shortcode checkout and the newer block checkout are supported, including capturing details entered in block checkout fields.
Is it compatible with High Performance Order Storage?
Yes. HPOS compatibility is declared, and CartRevival works with it on or off.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes, including exit intent. CartRevival detects an intent to leave on touch devices through scroll-up velocity and the back gesture.
Is it GDPR compliant?
CartRevival registers with WordPress's personal data exporter and eraser, includes a one-click unsubscribe link in every message, and lets you disable IP address and page URL collection entirely. Phone numbers can require explicit consent. Nothing is deleted on uninstall unless you opt in.
Does it work in Arabic, or any right-to-left language?
Yes, fully. The plugin's own admin screens and messages are translated, and recovery emails follow the shopper's language, not your site's: someone browsing in Arabic gets an entirely Arabic email, right-to-left, including the button and the footer. You can also write your own Arabic version of each recovery step. An email is never sent half in one language and half in another.
Do I need a paid account or a licence key to use this?
No. The free plugin has no cart quota, no registration, no account and no licence check. It never contacts a licensing server to decide what you are allowed to do. The optional PRO add-on is sold separately and is not required for anything described here.
Will it work with my theme and page builder?
Yes. The capture popups ship their own self-contained styles, and the plugin adds nothing to your theme's templates. Both the classic shortcode checkout and the WooCommerce block checkout are supported.
What happens to my data if I uninstall?
Nothing is deleted unless you tick the box for it under Settings. Delete the plugin with that box unticked and your carts and history stay in the database; tick it first and everything the plugin created is removed cleanly on uninstall.
Does it work with a caching plugin?
Yes. CartRevival never blocks a cached page. If a cache serves a stale security token, the script quietly fetches a fresh one and retries.
How do I send WhatsApp reminders?
WhatsApp reminders are free. Connect your WhatsApp number at 6rsh.com (free), then pick an approved message template under CartRevival → Recovery → WhatsApp. If the 6rsh WooCommerce plugin is already connected on your site, CartRevival uses that connection automatically.
更新日志:
2.23.0
- New: a one-click test drive. CartRevival creates a test cart with one of your products, sends the real first reminder to your inbox, and you watch the cart come back at checkout. It never appears in your reports.
- New: a brand-new store sees its Dashboard filled with clearly badged sample figures, and example rows on Carts, until the first real cart arrives.
- Fixed: Dashboard days follow your store's time zone instead of UTC, so an order at 2am on Monday is no longer counted on Sunday.
- Fixed: money is never added across currencies. Carts in other currencies are listed per currency instead of being summed into your store-currency totals.
- Fixed: many small code-quality issues.
- New: “Since your last visit” on the Dashboard: new carts, contacts captured, reminders sent and orders won back while you were away.
- New: milestones — first cart, first reachable shopper, first reminder, first click, first order won back, then 10, 50, 100 orders and revenue marks.
- New: a weekly summary email for the store owner every Monday, skipped in quiet weeks, sent from your own site (Settings → Owner notifications).
- New: next-step suggestions built from your own numbers, and change against the previous period on the Dashboard cards.
- New: one-click unsubscribe headers on reminder emails, as Gmail and Yahoo expect.
- Fixed: carts older than a week no longer turn into “bots” and vanish from Carts and reports; affected carts are brought back on update.
- Fixed: an unpaid order (declined card, closed PayPal) no longer closes the cart or counts as recovered.
- Fixed: a cart abandoned a second time gets its reminders again; reminders wait while the shopper is back on the store.
- Fixed: link scanners can no longer unsubscribe shoppers or fake clicks; your own clicks on recovery links are not counted.
- Fixed: the Dashboard funnel counts real shoppers only; popup sign-ups are credited to the right popup; Remember checkout works with the block checkout.
- Fixed: many smaller issues. Pro 2.22.0 fixes web push on subfolder installs, Smart send collapsing steps, licence checks slowing pages, and more. Full list at https://cartrevival.com/changelog/
- Fixed: a signed-in shopper could show as “Guest” on the Live screen, and staff accounts in an excluded role could still appear there. Live now recognises who is signed in on every page, and keeps them recognised.
- New: the early cart-capture popup remembers “No thanks”. It no longer reopens on every add to cart — a shopper who declines is asked again after 7 days (Settings → Early capture → “After No thanks, wait”; 0 asks every time, never applies to a mandatory popup).
- New: the exit-intent popup has a “No thanks” link under its button, so shoppers on small screens are not hunting for the ×.
- New: the tab nudge message accepts {count}, e.g. “({count}) Your cart is waiting!” shows the number of items. With no item counter in the theme it is left out cleanly — never a wrong number.
- New (Pro): the browser-push prompt has its own button colour and an editable “Not now” label on the Web Push screen. Before, its button only took a colour while the cart-capture popup was switched on.
- Fixed (Pro): the “alert me if I leave something behind” browser-push prompt could turn unreadable on some themes — dark text on a dark box, and the theme’s button style on “Not now”. The prompt now protects its own colours and spacing, and matches your store: light on light shops, dark only on dark ones, whatever the shopper’s phone setting.
- Fixed: the Boosters screen showed its {free_shipping_note} example in US dollars. Every amount CartRevival shows — screens, the goal bar, reminders — now uses your store's own currency.
- New: Boosters — stop carts being abandoned in the first place. A new Boosters screen holds storefront nudges that answer the shopper's objection before they leave.
- New (free): free-shipping goal bar. "You are $20.00 away from free shipping" on the cart, mini-cart and checkout, with a progress bar that updates the moment the cart changes — classic and block themes alike. It reads your own WooCommerce Free shipping minimum for the shopper's zone, so it never promises what checkout will not give, or you can set an amount. Nothing loads on pages without a cart.
- New (free): {free_shipping_note} for reminders. Writes "Add $12.00 more and your shipping is free." into any reminder, worked out from that shopper's own cart and country.
- With CartRevival Pro 2.21.0: subject-line A/B tests for every reminder — half your shoppers get each subject, clicks and recovered orders decide, and the winner is used automatically — and after-the-order emails: a thank-you with a personal single-use next-order coupon, and a review request linking straight to each product's reviews.
- A new look for every CartRevival screen. A brand header shows the version and edition at a glance, the main navigation is a pill rail, and the whole admin — Dashboard, Carts, Campaigns, Settings, Live, Pro — now uses one visual system in CartRevival's own green: lifted cards with accent bars, bolder KPI tiles, rounded notices, consistent buttons and switches, and gentle entrance motion (off automatically when your system asks for reduced motion). Works in Arabic/RTL unchanged.
- Clearer journey. The page title and edition badge are always in the same place, the active section is unmistakable, and Pro panels share the look of cartrevival.com so Free and Pro feel like one product.
- cartrevival.com has a new animated home page covering every feature in Free and Pro.
- Behind the scenes: the release suite no longer pins the previous version into the update check, and the known-shopper privacy check judges every field except the random nonce (which could legitimately contain six digits in a row).
- Campaign presets now tell you what they did. Activating a preset shows a clear confirmation, marks it "Active", and shows "Custom" once you edit steps by hand. A preset that needs WhatsApp says so if WhatsApp isn't connected, and starts it automatically once it is.
- Fixed: WhatsApp preview, test send and variable mapping did nothing when a template was chosen.
- Live monitor: a full activity timeline per visitor (pages, items added or removed, checkout, reminders, order), one-click "Send reminder now", "Copy recovery link" and "View cart", optional browser alerts for big carts, checkouts and orders, today-vs-yesterday figures, traffic sources, devices, top exit pages and the hottest products in carts. Works on phones.
- Fixed: Live "Send now" could report a reminder as sent when it was not. It now shows what the provider actually answered.
- Fixed: a buyer could show as "Browsing" right after ordering, and Live search missed product names and phone numbers.
- Welcome and setup: a short welcome after install (once only), a "what happens next" timeline, "Recovered so far" with suggested next steps, and helpful empty screens everywhere.
- Reminder copy: a sentence that mentions {coupon} is left out cleanly when there is no coupon, instead of leaving a gap. Invisible direction marks are removed from email subject lines.
- A small "Support CartRevival" card (review, Pro, share) appears once CartRevival has proven itself on your store. It can be hidden for 90 days.
- Easier campaigns. Every reminder is a simple card (when it goes out, channel, the subject as the shopper sees it, on/off) with the full editor one click away. A new "Channels at a glance" panel shows each channel as Ready, Needs setup or Off. Every email reminder has a "Send to me" test button.
- Fixed: the on/off label beside each reminder never changed to "Off".
- More reliable email delivery. A temporary mail-server failure is retried after 5 minutes, 30 minutes, 2 hours and 8 hours before the reminder is marked as failed. An address the mail server refuses is not retried.
- New, optional: "Stay in the loop". A fourth step in the setup guide offers a free weekly recovery report and security & update alerts by email. It is strictly opt-in with three equal choices ("Yes, send me the weekly report", "Share anonymously", "No thanks"), shows exactly what would be sent, never blocks turning recovery on, and never sends customer data. The daily ping now runs as its own scheduled task, only while you are opted in, and is removed on deactivation. See "External services".
- For developers: new filters to add columns and sorting to the Carts list and badges to Live visitors (
cartrevival_carts_table_columns,cartrevival_carts_table_column,cartrevival_carts_query_orderby). - With CartRevival Pro 2.18.0: the Smart Sequence Builder, which builds a full 3-step reminder sequence in English and Arabic for your store from expert-written templates, recovery scores (Hot / Warm / Cold) on every cart, a weekly "money back" email to the store owner, a smart discount ladder, and sending through your own email account (SMTP, Gmail, Microsoft 365, Zoho, Brevo, Mailgun, SendGrid, Amazon SES or Postmark) with SPF/DKIM/DMARC checks. Emails always go out from your store — never through cartrevival.com.
- Fixed: customers who had already bought could still get a reminder. If a shopper had a second cart (another phone or laptop, or an older cart), or the order could not be linked to the cart, CartRevival could still send "you left something behind" after they paid. Every reminder — email, WhatsApp, Pro or manual — now checks the shop's real orders first: if the same customer (email, account or phone number, in any format) ordered in the last 24 hours or since the cart started, the reminder is cancelled and the cart is marked as ordered. The window is adjustable under Settings.
- New: Live is its own page, and the first thing you see. A full "mission control" screen: money in live carts right now, visitors, carts and checkouts counting up as they happen, a browsing → cart → checkout → ordered funnel, a "happening now" feed, a celebration when an order lands, an optional sound, and a TV mode for a second screen.
- New: a 3-step setup guide. Check your email reminder (preview, recommended timing, send yourself a test), optionally add WhatsApp with plain-language steps, then turn recovery on.
- Simpler screens. Settings show the essentials first; everything else sits under "Advanced settings". Each reminder on Campaigns is a simple card — when, channel, subject, on/off — with the full editor one click away.
- New: share your results. Once CartRevival has won back an order, you can leave a review or share your result in one click, and optionally add a small "Recovered with CartRevival" line to reminder emails (off by default).
- Fixed: you were asked for your phone number — or your email — when the shop already had it. Adding something to your cart while signed in produced the "save my cart" popup asking for the very number saved on your account. The popup, the exit-intent popup and everything else that asks for a contact detail now check first whether the shop can already reach you, and ask only for what is genuinely missing. Knowing your email is not a reason to stop asking for a phone number the merchant has chosen to collect, so the check is per channel, not all-or-nothing.
- Fixed: web push never worked, on any store. The storefront was reading its list of optional features from one place and PRO was writing web push into another, so the push code was never loaded, no shopper was ever asked for permission, nobody could subscribe, and every push reminder failed with "this shopper has not allowed notifications". It has been this way since web push shipped. It now works end to end.
- Fixed: the web push opt-in wording you configured was ignored. The heading, message, button label, style and trigger under Web Push were all editable and none of them did anything — the browser's own permission prompt was fired on a timer instead. A browser gives a site one chance at that prompt and a refusal is permanent, so it was being spent on shoppers who had been given no reason to say yes. Your wording is now shown first, as a prompt that costs nothing to decline, and the browser is only asked once a shopper has already said yes.
- Fixed: two popups could appear on top of each other. The cart-saving popup and the push opt-in are both triggered by adding to the cart, and both appeared at once, one covering the other. Only one thing asks you for anything at a time now; the other waits its turn.
- Fixed: web push collected no subscribers until a reminder step already used it — which meant the first store to switch it on found nobody to send to. Permission is now collected whenever web push is on.
- New: everything is switched on when you install it, and one button starts it. Cart capture, both popups, the tab notification, notification permission and the reminder sequence all ship ready. Nothing is sent to any of your customers until you press "Start recovering carts" on the Dashboard, so you can install it, watch real carts arrive and read the messages that would go out before a single one does. Stores already running CartRevival are unaffected and keep sending exactly as before.
- New: nine screens are now four. Live is part of the Dashboard, Web Push has joined the other channels under Campaigns, and Tools, Integrations and License are sections of Settings. Every old link still works.
- Signing keys for web push are now created for you, and retried on update if your server could not make them the first time.
- Fixed: on a licensed PRO store, the early-capture popup and tab notification had two sets of settings and only one of them did anything. The same fifteen settings were stored in two places. Everything on your storefront read one copy; the controls PRO showed you wrote the other. So switching the tab notification off did nothing at all, the popup had two editors showing different values, and — worst of it — the popup's "test mode" could be reported as on while the popup was live to real shoppers. There is now one setting, in one place. Your storefront's existing behaviour is kept exactly as it was, and if the two copies disagreed on your store you get a one-time notice naming every setting affected and the value now in force.
- Fixed: the browser tab notification could blank your page title. It ships switched on and alternates the tab title with your message — but the message had no default wording, so on any store where it was never filled in the tab title alternated with nothing at all every few seconds. Present since 2.8.0. Default wording now ships, and "leave blank" genuinely means the default.
- Fixed: "Send test email" sent you a different email from the one your customers get. It built its subject from a leftover setting that has had no control on any screen for years, while real reminders use the per-step subject you actually wrote — so you tested a subject line no shopper ever received. The test and the real send are now produced by the same code, and you choose which reminder step to test.
- Fixed: the Recovery screen worked out for itself whether WhatsApp was on, instead of asking the one place that knows. On a licensed store it could therefore read a leftover switch you cannot see, which is the fault fixed in 2.14.0 reappearing on one screen that had never been connected to the fix.
- New: you can now set how recovered revenue is counted. The two windows that decide it — how long after clicking a reminder an order still counts, and how long after merely receiving one — were fixed values with no control anywhere. They are now in Settings, with plain-language help explaining what changing them does to your reported numbers.
- New: a minimum order value for auto-generated coupons (PRO), which the coupon generator already read but no screen ever offered.
- Housekeeping: five settings that were declared but did nothing have been removed, and are cleared from your database on update.
- Fixed: with an unlicensed or lapsed PRO installed, switching a channel off did not switch it off. When PRO is not licensed it deliberately stays out of the way, and the free plugin draws the Recovery screen itself — so you see the "Email series" and WhatsApp switches, and the words "Nothing sends while this is off". PRO's own per-step settings were still answering behind that screen, so a channel you had switched off could still be reported as on and could still be sent by hand. The rule is now simple and symmetrical: whoever draws the screen owns the switch. Licensed, PRO's per-step matrix decides; unlicensed, the switch you can actually see decides — in both directions.
- Fixed: a channel switched off on PRO's screen could still show as on. The mirror of the same fault. A store that used the free plugin before licensing PRO can have the free plugin's old WhatsApp switch left at "on" behind PRO's screen, where it is never displayed — so turning WhatsApp off on every step left the channel reported as enabled with its manual send button still live. A setting with nowhere to appear is no longer treated as a choice anybody made.
- Fixed: the "full history" link at the end of this changelog led to a page that did not exist. The listing here is truncated at 5,000 characters, so older releases are linked rather than shown, and that link had nothing behind it. There is now a real page with every release in full.
- Fixed: two retired download links returned "not found". The old self-hosted download URLs, which once served a long-superseded build, now redirect to the current release instead of failing. For releases before this, see the full history at https://cartrevival.com/changelog/