Shoppers say maybe. We keep the conversation going.
Said Maybe texts shoppers who left, answers what they ask, and walks them back to checkout.
27% of attributable revenue. No yes, no fee.
Hey Jess, you left the linen shirt (sage, M) in your cart. Still thinking about it?
maybe. not sure about the fit
Fair, maybe is allowed. The store's size guide says this shirt runs relaxed, and M is listed for a 38 to 40 inch chest. Do you know your number?
about 39
Then M should hang loose through the body, like the photos. If you're between sizes the guide says to go down for a closer fit.
ok. what if it's wrong
The store accepts returns on unworn items. I won't guess at the exact window, so here's their returns page. Your cart is still saved.
Back to checkoutA reminder talks. A conversation listens.
The reminder
- A reminder goes out on a timer.
- The shopper has a question. Nobody to ask.
- They mute it. The cart expires.
Sale lost. Nobody found out why.
The conversation
- The AI texts about the exact cart.
- The shopper asks: 'does it come in black?'
- The AI answers from what the store approved.
- If it doesn't know, it says so and hands off.
- The shopper takes the checkout link and buys.
From 'maybe' to 'ok, that one'
- 1
Connect Shopify
Carts and checkouts come in.
- 2
Say what it may say
You approve the product and policy info.
- 3
A shopper hesitates
They leave. The store has permission to contact them.
- 4
The AI opens the thread
One message about that exact cart.
- 5
It answers what they ask
Sizing, shipping, which one, what if it's wrong.
- 6
The shopper buys
A checkout link. No discounts unless you allow them.
- 7
We earn when it worked
Traced orders count. A holdout keeps it honest.
Play the shopper
The store texts you about a trail jacket. What do you say?
Pick a reply
Hi Alex, you left the trail jacket (olive, L) in your cart. Still on the fence?
Scripted replies, written for this page.
Or watch a full thread
Hey Jess, you left the linen shirt (sage, M) in your cart. Still thinking about it?
maybe. not sure about the fit
Fair, maybe is allowed. The store's size guide says this shirt runs relaxed, and M is listed for a 38 to 40 inch chest. Do you know your number?
about 39
Then M should hang loose through the body, like the photos. If you're between sizes the guide says to go down for a closer fit.
ok. what if it's wrong
The store accepts returns on unworn items. I won't guess at the exact window, so here's their returns page. Your cart is still saved.
Back to checkoutHi Sam, the Classic and the Pro blender are both in your cart. Was that a pick-between-them situation?
yes honestly. what's the actual difference
From the store's product pages: the Pro has a 1.8 litre jug and a pulse button. The Classic has a 1.2 litre jug and three speeds. Same motor in both. How many people do you blend for?
me and my partner
Then the Classic's jug covers it. The Pro pays off if you batch a lot.
is it loud?
The store hasn't given me anything on noise, so I won't make something up. I can pass the question to their team, or send you the Classic's checkout link now.
Checkout with the ClassicThanks for the order, Priya. Your espresso grinder is on its way.
People often add the cleaning brush set with it. The store lists it as a match for this model. Want the link?
how much
$14. The store's compatibility note says it fits this grinder.
sure send it
Here you go. It checks out as its own order, so the shipping may differ from the grinder's.
See the brush setFive kinds of maybe
Abandoned carts
Somebody added it and left. The AI asks what happened.
Abandoned checkouts
Almost there. The AI finds out what stopped them.
Questions that need a reply
A shopper asks something. They get an answer.
Objections
Sizing, shipping, ingredients, policies. Only from what you've approved.
After-purchase add-ons
After they buy, the AI suggests something that goes with it.
We only win when the maybe becomes a yes
27% of attributable revenue.
We take 27% of the incremental revenue we can trace to a conversation. No order, no fee.
Holdout
A random slice of shoppers gets no messages. We charge only above that.
In writing
Rate and attribution window are agreed before launch.
Readable
Every message sits in a log you can open.
The terms, in plain English
- Permission firstOnly shoppers your store can contact.
- STOP means stopA shopper who replies STOP is opted out.
- 'I don't know'If you haven't told me, I won't guess.
- You read everythingEvery message is in a log.
You stay in charge of what it says
You set the edges
You decide what the AI can talk about.
Guardrails
No discounts or claims you haven't approved.
What it can use
Only the product and policy info you approve.
Handoff
If it can't answer, it says so and passes the thread to your team.
Permission and STOP
Only shoppers you may contact. STOP is honored. Quiet hours apply.
How we count orders
A reply, link click or code we sent, inside an agreed window.
Reporting
Traced orders beside the holdout comparison.
Message log
Every message is logged for you to read.
Go on, ask
How does the AI know what to say?
It doesn't, until you tell it. It uses the product and policy info you approve.
What if it doesn't know the answer?
It says so, and can hand the thread to your team.
How do you attribute revenue?
An order counts when it traces to a reply, a link click or a code we sent, inside an agreed window. A random slice of shoppers gets no messages. Our fee applies to the incremental part.
How does pricing work?
27% of the incremental revenue we trace to a conversation, agreed in writing before launch. If it doesn't sell, you don't pay.
Is this just another SMS sequence?
No. A sequence repeats lines on a timer. This reads the reply and answers it.
How much control do I have?
You approve what it can say, set the guardrails and read every message.
What stores is this for?
Shopify stores. On something else? Ask and we'll say plainly if it fits.
How quickly can it launch?
Usually a short setup, scoped with you. No promises in minutes.
How do permissions and compliance work?
Messages go only to shoppers your store may contact. STOP is honored, quiet hours apply, and you control who is contacted.
iMessage or SMS?
iMessage first. Where a device can't get it, we use a fallback channel.
My shoppers don't reply to texts.
A timed reminder gives them nothing to answer. We can't promise how many reply. The holdout shows what it did.
Let's get your shoppers talking.
27% of attributable revenue.