Divi

Name: Divi Introduction Video
Uploaded: 2025-08-20T05:06:06Z
Duration: 1 min 33 s
Description: "Effortless group payments: Split costs at checkout with Divi."

Divi

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"Effortless group payments: Split costs at checkout with Divi."

Reduce abandonment

Seamless payment splitting

Instant payment collection

About Divi

Launched Aug 18, 2025

Built by Shopify

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Eggentalerstr. 6, Haimhausen, 85778, DE

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Introduction Video

Description

Let customers split a single payment among multiple people seamlessly at checkout.

Many shoppers buy as a group—whether for gifts, shared expenses, or team purchases—but standard checkouts don’t support multiple payers, leading to lost sales. Our app solves this by letting customers split a single payment at checkout, making group purchases effortless. Ideal for merchants selling gifts, increased-ticket items, or shared-use products, it boosts conversions and enhances the shopping experience.

Seamless Payment Splitting – Customers split purchases with multiple payers.
Instant Payment Collection – Orders process only when full payment is covered.
Reduce Abandonment – Easier group payments mean more conversions.

Pros

Effortless group payments at checkout.
Supports multiple payers, reducing the complexity of group purchases.
Ideal for merchants with products that are often bought as gifts or for shared use.
Boosts conversions by reducing cart abandonment.
Enhances the shopping experience by making shared expenses hassle-free.
Instant payment collection ensures orders are processed only when fully covered.

Cons

May not be necessary for merchants with low group purchase frequency.
Potential integration challenges with existing checkout systems.
Could be perceived as an additional complexity for those unfamiliar with group payments.
Limited use cases outside of group or high-ticket item purchases.