ShareCart ‑ Social Pay

Develop by Petna Ventures, Inc.

$7.35-$79.99

/ Month

Free plan available

Customers can share their carts and let others pay for them.

Cart sharing

Social payment

Collaborative shopping

About ShareCart ‑ Social Pay

Launched Oct 04, 2023

Built by Petna Ventures, Inc.

Email :

[email protected]

Address

131 Continental Dr., Suite 305, Newark, DE, 19713, US

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Description

Allow your customers to share their carts and let others pay for them. The new social way to pay.

ShareCart gives your customers the freedom to get friends, family, fans or anyone, to securely pay for their shopping carts. Customers can easily send their carts using shareable links that keep their data protected & are safe to share with anyone. This provides a new social shopping experience, perfect for dropping gift hints, paying it forward & so much more. ShareCart collects customer data for both the shopper & payer, so you get double the customer acquisition with every order!

Let your customers share their shopping carts & have someone else pay for them.
Anonymous, safe & secure checkout experience for both Shopper & Payer.
Collect double the customers with every order.
Easily track sales, orders and shared carts with our powerful analytics.
Setup ShareCart on your store in minutes with our quick & easy integration.

Pros

Facilitates easy sharing of shopping carts with friends and family, enhancing social shopping experiences
Enables users to receive gifts or sponsorships for purchases, which can be particularly appealing for events like birthdays or weddings
Simplifies the process of group gifting or collective purchasing by allowing multiple payers for a single cart

Cons

Potential privacy concerns as users need to share cart information with others, which might include sensitive product choices
Relies heavily on external parties' willingness to pay, which could lead to incomplete purchases if expectations are not met
Integrations with payment systems or other apps might be limited, potentially leading to user frustration if expectations for seamless transactions are not met