Checkout
Checkout is the final step of buying online, where the customer enters their contact and delivery details, chooses delivery and payment, and places the order.
A short, clear checkout sells more. Every extra field, surprise cost or forced account is a reason to leave.
What a good checkout does
- Lets customers buy as guests
- Shows delivery cost and the full total before the last step
- Offers the payment methods customers already use
- Asks only for the details you need
In Soooks
Checkout is guest-first, with configurable customer fields and the payment methods you switch on — cash on delivery, bank transfer, cards and wallets.
Related
Glossary
Abandoned checkout
An abandoned checkout is a checkout a customer starts — entering at least their email — but leaves before placing the order.
Glossary
Conversion rate
Conversion rate is the share of visitors who do what you want — usually place an order — out of all visitors, written as a percentage.
Glossary
Payment gateway
A payment gateway is the service that takes card and wallet payments for an online store, checks them with the bank and sends the money to the store’s account.
Feature
Cash on delivery
Offer cash on delivery at checkout with no platform fee: customers pay the courier when the order arrives, and you mark it paid when the cash reaches you.
Feature
Online payments
Take card and wallet payments through your own payment provider account, plus bank transfer — money settles to you, and refunds go through the provider first.