Abandoned carts
Calls cart abandoners the same evening, finds the actual blocker — a cheaper price elsewhere, a shipping surprise, a size doubt — and fixes it inside your rules, instead of spraying a 10%-off email into the void.
The cart wasn't abandoned
the checkout asked a question nobody answered.
One coupon fits nobody
The blanket 10%-off email trains full-price buyers to wait, does nothing for the shopper who found it cheaper elsewhere, and answers no one's actual doubt.
Carts die of specifics
A lower price on another site, surprise shipping cost, a size doubt. Each is fixable in one call — the generic reminder fixes none of them.
The email arrives tomorrow
Cart recovery emails go out on a schedule built for newsletters. The shopper's intent died the same evening, on the same phone that can take a call.
They left over a twelve-dollar gap. The email offered them a newsletter.
Ask what stopped them. Fix that.
- Cart: 2 items, $184 · left at the checkout page
- Clean walk-away — no payment attempt, no error
- Phone on file opted in at checkout
Reads how far the checkout got — a clean walk-away is a question, not an answer.
Waits 40 minutes, then calls — helpfully, without a coupon.
- Blocker confirmed: price, not product
- Price-match rule: verified prices matched, floor enforced
"Honestly? Found the same one twelve bucks cheaper on a big-box site, so I held off."
Verifies the competitor's live price and checks it against your price-match rule — inside the floor.
- Paid $172 9:52 PM — order #8102
- Match logged — your rule set the price, not a haggle
Texts the matched cart — same items at the matched price, good for 24 hours, one tap.
$172 saved the same evening. Blocker was price — matched by rule, never below your floor.
- 31% of losses cite a lower price elsewhere
- Rule review drafted: match evidence by competitor, by SKU
The recovery log doubles as pricing research — every match logs who beat you, on what, by how much.
Matches only by rule, discounts only where a person armed them. The log shows why.
Same carts. Asked, not spammed.
| Moment | Before Clarwiz | On Clarwiz |
|---|---|---|
| The outreach | Scheduled email, next day. | One call, the same evening. |
| The content | 10% off, whoever you are. | A question — then the actual fix. |
| Price objections | Invisible; counted as abandonment. | Surfaced on the call; matched by your rule. |
| The price match | A haggle with whoever answers. | Verified live, floor enforced, logged. |
| What you learn | Open rates. | Who beats you on price, on which SKUs, by how much. |
Isn't calling cart abandoners intrusive?
When does it match a price, and when does it discount?
What stops customers from gaming the price match?
Does it work alongside our existing email flows?
What do we need to integrate before a demo?
See this run on your own data.
Thirty minutes, nothing connected.
We take this process, connect nothing, and show you the run end to end on your real conversations and orders. When you're ready, go live at the autonomy level you choose.