FAQ

Higher conversions: A slide-out cart (cart drawer) lets customers review and check out without leaving the page. Fewer page loads and less “back-and-forth” usually means fewer drop-offs.

Upsells and cross-sells at the perfect moment:

When someone adds an item, that’s the highest-intent moment. A cart drawer can show:

“Frequently bought together”

Accessories/add-ons

One-click upgrades

Free-shipping / reward progress bars that nudge bigger carts: A progress bar like “You’re $12 away from free shipping” is a simple psychological trigger that encourages adding one more item. Same idea for rewards: unlock discount, gift, etc.

Faster checkout options: Features like sticky checkout, “Pay now / Buy now,” and express checkout buttons reduce hesitation and make it easier to complete the purchase quickly—especially on mobile.

Builds trust right before payment: Trust badges, payment icons (e.g., Afterpay), and a terms checkbox can reduce last-second anxiety and chargeback risk—especially for new customers.

Helpful cart controls: Things like order notes, timers/reservations, product add-ons, and fees can be useful depending on your store model (custom orders, limited stock, rush processing, etc.).

Announcement bar

Reward bar

Upsell

Subscription option

Order notes

Applying Discount code

Terms and conditions checkbox

Installment payment

Trust badges

Express checkout buttons

Additional info text

Add-ons