Plug in your numbers from Shopify analytics. See exactly how much revenue your cart abandonment is costing you — and how much you'd recover with a basic abandonment-recovery email flow. Math runs locally, nothing is logged.
A cart gets abandoned because something on the page or in checkout broke trust or added friction. The full LeakAudit finds the why.
Find what's actually causing it →The Baymard Institute has tracked cart abandonment across hundreds of studies for over a decade. Their average sits at roughly 70% across ecommerce. Shopify's own analytics agree — most stores hover between 65% and 80%, depending on traffic source, AOV, and category.
If you're at 70%, you're average. The question that actually matters isn't "is my rate too high" — it's "how much revenue does my rate cost me, and how much of it is recoverable." That's what this calculator answers.
A baseline 3-email abandonment series — sent 1 hour, 24 hours, and 72 hours after abandonment — typically recovers 10–15% of abandoned carts on autopilot. A well-tuned series with strong subject lines, dynamic product blocks, and SMS layered in pushes that to 25–40%. Top operators with retention discipline land closer to 50%.
That's why this calculator shows you the leak at three recovery rates — current, 30%, and 50%. The gap between "current" and "50%" is the dollar figure for setting up Klaviyo (or your ESP of choice) properly. For most stores, the answer is a five-figure annualized opportunity hiding behind one email flow.
Once you know the number, run the full LeakAudit to find why people are abandoning in the first place — and the Trust Scanner to fix the lowest-hanging fruit.
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