Understand why carts get abandoned — and what you can use today to recover more sales.
✅ Available now. Pop Up Discount by MITS can show a discount popup to shoppers who are about to leave your cart page: the exit-intent trigger plus cart-page targeting. Setup steps below.
Most shoppers who add to cart never complete checkout. A cart abandonment popup intervenes at that critical moment — showing a discount, a reminder, or an urgency message that convinces the shopper to finish their purchase before they leave.
Pairing the right trigger with a compelling offer addresses the objection when it matters. A small discount is often enough to recover a sale you would otherwise have lost — and capturing the shopper's email means you can follow up even if they still leave.
| Setting | Value for cart recovery | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Trigger | Exit intent | Fires when a desktop shopper moves the cursor out through the top of the page — toward the tab bar or back button. |
| Display widget | After 10–30 sec | The mobile fallback: a shopper who lingers on the cart that long is hesitating. |
| Display on page type | Cart | Keeps the recovery offer away from first-time browsers on the homepage. |
| After closing | After 3 or 7 days | One reminder per visit is helpful; one on every page view is not. |
What it does not do: the popup does not read the cart contents or email shoppers who already left. Pair it with Shopify marketing automation — the emails captured by the popup can receive your abandoned-checkout emails later.
For the offer and copy that work at the exit moment, see exit-intent popup best practices and the best timing for a popup discount.
It's a popup shown as a shopper is about to leave with items in their cart, offering a discount, reminder, or urgency message to help complete the purchase.
Yes. Set the popup to display only on the Cart page type and choose the Exit intent trigger: desktop shoppers who move to leave the cart see your discount code. On phones and tablets the popup falls back to the time delay you pick. It recovers shoppers on-site; it does not send abandoned-cart emails.
They complement each other. The popup recovers shoppers on-site in real time; the email follows up later with people who still left.