How Does CartFlows Work with and without Store Checkout?

CartFlows provides two ways to handle the checkout process—with or without Store Checkout. This documentation explains how each method works and which one is best suited for your store.

How CartFlows Works without Store Checkout

By default, CartFlows funnels work independently. You can send users directly to a Landing Page or Checkout Page via ads, social media, or your website’s navigation.

Default Funnel Process:

Landing Page → Checkout Page → Upsell Page (Pro) → Downsell Page (Pro) → Thank You Page

You can use this method to:

• Promote individual products via ads and social media.
• Link users directly to a custom Landing Page or Checkout Page.
• Add custom navigation to direct users to specific funnels.

How CartFlows Works with Store Checkout

With Store Checkout, CartFlows replaces WooCommerce’s default Checkout page. This allows you to:

• Send all WooCommerce purchases through a CartFlows Checkout Page.
• Support multiple products without creating a separate funnel for each one.
• Offer upsells and downsells for store-wide products, increasing average order value.
• Use a custom checkout experience across your entire store.

Store Checkout Process:

Shop Page → Cart Page (optional) → CartFlows Checkout Page → Thank You Page

This method is best if you:

• Have a large number of products and want to use a single, optimized checkout page.
• Want to redirect users from any page (product pages, social media, or ads) to a custom CartFlows checkout.

Which One Should You Use?

• Use Store Checkout if you sell multiple products and want a single, optimized checkout.
• Use funnels without Store Checkout if you need a custom sales journey for individual products.

For more details on setting up Store Checkout, see: Store Checkout Documentation