The problem
Cart and checkout problems are rarely in a report. A rage-clicked button or a silent JS error just looks like a lower conversion rate.
Datsnip shows the exact element, lets you fix or hide it, and offers a reason to stay when someone is about to leave.
How it works with Datsnip
- Find the drop-offBuild a funnel from product page to purchase and see the weakest step.
- Inspect the pageOpen the Inspector on the cart or checkout to find rage clicks, dead clicks and JS errors.
- Fix it liveHide the broken coupon field, reword the shipping message or move the trust badge with a patch.
- Catch exit intentShow an email offer or a spin-the-wheel when a visitor moves to leave (lead capture).
- Test what helpsA/B test the offer or shipping copy and roll out the winner.
Features you will use
- Inspector and incidents
- Patches and hide rules
- Exit-intent popups, wheels and polls
- Experiments with revenue tracking
- Works with Shopify: see the Shopify guide
What to measure
- Checkout completion rate and drop-off per step.
- Emails captured and redeemed offers.
- Revenue per visitor by variant, with
window.datsnip.track('purchase', { revenue }).
Frequently asked questions
Does this work on Shopify?
Yes. Add the snippet to your theme and everything works from the dashboard. See the Shopify integration guide in the docs.
Can I show an offer only when someone is leaving?
Yes. Exit intent is a trigger type, and you can cap how often it fires.
Start with one page, one fix.
Install the snippet in a few minutes and open the Inspector on the page that matters most.
Keep exploring
Lead captureEmail popups, spin-the-wheel, polls and feedback, with a leads panel and CSV export.Read more →A/B/n experimentsVisual A/B/n tests with confidence, SRM checks and one-click roll-out.Read more →Marketing campaignsLaunch bars, countdowns and tests on your schedule, not the sprint's.Read more →