Checkout analytics

Find out where your checkout loses the most shoppers.

A funnel from viewed to paid, built from data your store already holds. It names your biggest drop, and never tracks a person.

Viewed checkout, then paid 2,480 612 -75.3% lost

In every plan, with a 14-day money-back guarantee.

An example month
Viewed checkout 2,480
29.0% leave
Started filling in 1,760
60.8% leave Biggest drop
Placed order 690
11.3% leave
Completed and paid 612

Started filling in, to Placed order. That one step costs more than the other two put together. Work on it first.

1 Biggest drop, named Not a wall of metrics. The single worst step-to-step fall, called out as one stage to the next.
0 Shoppers identified Aggregated and anonymous. Nothing in here is tied back to a person.
2 Sources, both yours Your WooCommerce orders, plus anonymous checkout events from your own site.
On the Analytics screen

What the screen gives you.

  1. Six headline numbersViews, started, completed, conversion rate, revenue and abandoned checkouts.
  2. Compared to somethingAgainst the previous period, last year, or an industry figure.
  3. Filtered how you need itBy date range, by device, and by traffic source.
  4. Top opportunitiesThe plugin reads your own order data and says what to look at first.
  5. Straight into the BuilderAn opportunity links to the screen where you would fix it.
  6. ExportableTake the whole range out as CSV whenever you want to dig further.
What it measures

It answers where, never who.

Checkout analytics is the kind of feature that usually arrives with a tracking script and a privacy problem. This one does not.

Aggregated, alwaysCounts per stage, never a trail per shopper.
Never tied to a personThe checkout events carry no identity to tie them to.
Consent-gatedThe anonymous event layer respects the shopper's choice.
Your site, your dataNothing is shipped to a third party to be processed.

Stop guessing which step is the problem.

Checkout analytics is in every plan, backed by a 14-day money-back guarantee.