Turn Abandoned Checkouts Into Recovered Revenue.

Censiq is a standalone early-access app being built to help Shopify merchants spot checkout drop-offs, understand lost revenue, and recover more abandoned carts with smarter follow-up.

Shopify-First Integration

The first launch path is focused on a Shopify app experience designed around platform-native tracking and clean merchant onboarding.

Reveal Drop-off Signals

Build a clearer view of where buyers lose momentum, from cart activity to checkout progress and completion events.

Recovery Workflow Roadmap

The product roadmap starts with email recovery and attribution before expanding into deeper multi-channel automation.

Built to connect with your checkout.

Censiq is being built as a standalone app with Shopify as the first supported commerce platform. WooCommerce, Adobe Commerce, and custom storefront support stay on the roadmap after the core recovery loop is proven.

Shopify

Shopify is the first launch focus, with a native app path designed around App Embed and Web Pixels instead of manual theme edits.

First Launch Focus

WooCommerce

WooCommerce support is planned after the Shopify MVP, with a plugin-based install path instead of manual header edits.

Planned Support
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Adobe Commerce

Adobe Commerce support is planned for a later enterprise track through a Commerce module or out-of-process integration.

Planned Support

Custom Storefront

Custom storefront support is planned after the platform MVP through a small SDK and REST endpoints for headless teams.

Planned Support

See your revenue potential

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$50,000
$85
70%
Estimated monthly recovery
$17,500

Recovering 206 orders every month at an average check value of $85.

Estimated ROI
117x

Return on platform spend

Gross lost revenue
$116,667

From 1373 abandoned carts

Frequently asked questions

How the standalone Censiq app is being shaped, starting with the Shopify recovery loop.

How does Censiq recover abandoned checkouts without annoying customers?

Censiq is being built around behavior-based recovery instead of generic, high-frequency spam. The first product loop is focused on detecting meaningful checkout intent, identifying abandonment moments, and helping merchants follow up with useful email recovery paths. SMS and deeper multi-channel automation can come after the core recovery workflow is proven.

Why is Shopify the first platform focus?

Shopify gives Censiq the cleanest first path to a real merchant install: a standalone app, a merchant onboarding flow, and a tracking approach designed around Shopify App Embed and Web Pixels rather than risky manual theme edits. Once that Shopify loop works end to end, WooCommerce, Adobe Commerce, and custom storefront support can be added with much more confidence.

What does the setup process look like for custom or headless storefronts?

Custom and headless storefront support is planned after the Shopify MVP. The intended direction is a small JavaScript SDK and REST API endpoints so developer teams can capture checkout states without forcing their storefront into a specific platform template.

Are we able to customize the styling of emails and SMS alerts?

The planned recovery engine should let merchants control their email tone, layout, timing, and offer logic without feeling boxed into generic templates. SMS customization is a later roadmap item, after email recovery and attribution are working reliably.

Is there a long-term contract, or does Censiq take a cut of our recovered sales?

The intended pricing direction is transparent subscription pricing, not a percentage of recovered revenue. Final public tiers will be set closer to launch after the Shopify MVP, usage costs, and merchant feedback are clearer.