@markgustav Hey Mark, thanks for the feedback. The URL issue is definitely a big one for both vanity and conversion reasons. It was one of the key features we knew had to be in the product from the outset. Pricing is always tricky and it's impossible to say if we'll have the same pricing a year from now. But we felt the pricing needed to reflect the value of the product, and I think it does. Optimizing the checkout process for a store has a very direct effect on revenue and we're confident merchants will make many times more money than they pay us. The plan is to show merchants the change in their conversion rate from using the product during the trial period so the decision to join and pay is based on concrete numbers. As for Shopify making changes, they definitely move fast and have been innovating at an impressive pace. So there's an element of worry on that front, but like a lot of other apps built on larger platforms, there's something to a team very focused on one specific problem that is unlikely to be matched by that larger platform. Would love to hear the feedback from your clients. Hit me up if you want to talk.

@lukethomas14 same question here. I know Shopify chose the current checkout flow largely based on its conversion rate.

@markpecota @lukethomas14 The app is brand new, so we don't have hard numbers yet. We started the company off with just a cart abandonment product, which lifts revenue on average by 9%. So with that alone we're confident in a lift in conversions. Add in the one-page vs multi-page, trust symbols vs no trust symbols, putting the checkout on the merchants domain instead of "checkout.shopify.com" and other features and we feel really strongly that this will increase conversions dramatically. We're looking forward to sharing a lot of the data we see from users, and building in the things that work best into the product.

@bentossell Hey Ben. This is a complete replacement of the Shopify checkout process. Currently, Shopify merchants have almost zero ability to customize or alter their checkout in any way. This does a few key things that aren't available in the default Shopify Responsive Checkout: 1. It takes the current multi-page checkout process and puts it all on a one-page checkout to get a higher conversion rate 2. It puts the checkout page on the merchant's domain - currently all Shopify stores send their visitors to a "checkout.shopify.com" to check out (except Shopify Plus merchants) 3. It makes the page customizable to allow merchants to set up their checkout the way they want - the default Shopify checkout is very limited in customization 4. It has a cart abandonment email solution built in, with the ability to capture the email as soon as it's typed on the page - currently Shopify merchants need a third-party app to do this, and the email isn't captured until the visitor goes from page 1 to page 2 of the checkout There are other differences, but these are the big ones. The bottom line is we're very confident that Shopify merchants will get a significantly higher conversion rate using our Checkout as opposed to the default.

@krmneimneh Hi Karim, thanks for the feedback on pricing. We are considering a startup tier and may introduce one in the near future.

@jordangal, Its looks great, Is it available for all Shopify plans? Where I can the details, how to procure the app I can't find it Shopify app store

@mark_michuda Thanks Mark :)