ScanCart Go

Develop by Shopify

$10-$50

/ Month

Free plan available

Efficiently manage store inventory; customers scan demo units to cart items.

Inventory management

Digital cart building

Draft order finalization

Secure stock display

Usage trend dashboard

About ScanCart Go

Launched Sep 16, 2025

Built by Shopify

Address

16870 W Bernardo, San Diego, CA, 92127, US

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Description

Customers scan display items with their phones. Staff turn carts into draft orders instantly.

ScanCart Go helps merchants maximize sales floor space by displaying demo units while keeping most inventory secured off the sales floor. Customers enjoy a modern shopping experience by scanning items with their phones to build a cart. Staff can then review and finalize these carts as draft orders for faster, smoother checkout. The app uses existing barcodes and QR codes from your Shopify products and does not create or print new SKUs or labels.

Customers scan display items with phones to build digital carts.
Staff finalize carts as draft orders inside Shopify Admin.
Keep stock secured off the sales floor while displaying demo units.
Dashboard shows draft-order counts and usage trends.
Smooth in-store checkout with fewer errors and faster processing.

Pros

Maximizes sales floor space by using demo units, keeping inventory secured.
Offers a modern shopping experience where customers can use their phones to scan and add items to a cart.
Utilizes existing barcodes and QR codes from Shopify without the need for creating new SKUs or labels.
Enhances efficiency in the checkout process as staff can finalize digital carts as draft orders, reducing errors and time.
Provides a dashboard to monitor draft order counts and usage trends, allowing for better inventory management and insights.

Cons

Relies heavily on customers having smartphones and being willing to use them for scanning products.
Potential technical issues with scanning or barcode recognition could hinder the user experience.
Requires initial setup and staff training to integrate smoothly into existing processes.
Might not be suitable for retailers without a strong digital strategy or infrastructure.