

Cart Conversion Boost helps you increase your checkout conversion rate by passing the customer’s name and email from your opt-in form into your ThriveCart checkout page *. It works with:
Take the customer details before they get to the shopping cart, so you can follow up, and convert more to completed sale, in case of cart abandonment.
When a visitor signs up through your opt-in form, this plugin ensures their name and email address are automatically pre-filled on the ThriveCart payment page – reducing friction and improving the user experience.
The free version has every feature, for one product:
Cart Conversion Boost Pro is the same plugin with unlimited products.
Disclaimer – Cart Conversion Boost is an independent plugin and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Thrive Themes, Kit or ThriveCart.
Watch how Cart Conversion Boost works in under 2 minutes:
A smoother checkout experience often leads to higher completion rates and better user experience.
Every extra step in a checkout process increases the chance that a customer abandons their purchase.
When customers must re-enter information they already provided, it introduces:
Friction
Delay
Drop-off risk
Cart Conversion Boost removes this friction by connecting your opt-in form and your ThriveCart checkout.
No complex setup, integrations or third-party connectors required.
Opt-in forms and checkouts ask for names in different ways, and Cart Conversion Boost handles each of them:
On the ThriveCart side, whether your checkout shows one “full name” box or separate first and last name boxes, the right boxes are filled, because the full name, first name and last name are all sent (whenever they are known).
Cart Conversion Boost does not set any cookies, stores nothing on your server, and does not send visitor data to us or to any third party.
To pre-fill checkouts after a Kit form or another on-page opt-in form, and across pages with Sitewide Identity Persistence, the visitor’s name and email are kept in the browser’s session storage (sessionStorage). This browser session storage:
One exception: when a sign-up form opens a new browser tab (Mailchimp’s standard embed code does this), session storage cannot reach the new tab. For that case only, the name and email are also kept in the browser’s local storage for up to two minutes, and deleted as soon as the new tab has picked them up (or when the two minutes are up).
In URL Mode (Sitewide Identity Persistence off), nothing is kept for Thrive Themes opt-ins (the details travel in the redirect URL), and details from a Kit form or another on-page form are removed from session storage as soon as the checkout link has used them. The Kit plugin’s Form Builder block submits through WordPress, so for that block the details are passed in the redirect URL, just like Thrive.
With the Silent opt-in, when a visitor you already know clicks your Buy button, the details they have already given are submitted to your own pop-up opt-in form for them, exactly as if they had pressed its button. The form sends them to your email provider as it normally does. The plugin never ticks a consent box or answers a captcha for a visitor: a form with either is always shown.
A note on privacy law: UK and EU rules (PECR and the ePrivacy Directive) cover any storage of information on a visitor’s device, not only cookies. They exempt storage that is strictly necessary to provide a service the visitor has asked for. Cart Conversion Boost only keeps details the visitor has just typed into your opt-in form (or that arrived in a link you sent them), and only uses them to pre-fill your forms and checkout for that visitor during their visit, so we believe this falls within the “strictly necessary” exemption. You remain responsible for your own website’s privacy policy, and we recommend mentioning this pre-fill feature there. This is not legal advice.
Cart Conversion Boost is useful for:
Free-plus-shipping offers
Course creators
Digital product sellers
Membership sites
Service providers
Marketing funnels
Lead magnet funnels
Any funnel using a Thrive Themes or Kit opt-in followed by a ThriveCart checkout can benefit.
Use this with a 3-step funnel: squeeze page opt-in, then sales page, then checkout, where the Buy button on your sales page opens a pop-up opt-in (so that only people who click Buy join your cart-abandonment list). It works with a Thrive Architect lightbox, a Thrive Leads 2-step lightbox (ThriveBox), a Kit (ConvertKit) modal form opened by a link or button, and an Elementor Pro popup opened by a button.
When Cart Conversion Boost already knows the visitor’s name and email, the pop-up would only ask for details they have just given. So it is not shown. The pop-up form is filled in and submitted for them, Thrive Themes or Kit adds them to the list for that form and redirects as usual, and the next thing they see is the pre-filled checkout. While the checkout loads, the Buy button shows a short message (“One moment – taking you to your order…”), which you can change in the settings.
The pop-up is shown as normal (pre-filled where possible) when:
Important: the pop-up form’s Target URL (Thrive), redirect address (Kit) or Redirect (Elementor) must be your Cart Conversion Boost URL, or the cart will not be pre-filled.
Kit pop-up forms that open on a timer, on scroll or on exit are shown as normal, as are Thrive Leads boxes that open on exit. You can switch the feature off on the settings page.
This plugin is licensed under the GPLv2 or later.
If you are using the Pro version of Cart Conversion Boost, please deactivate and delete it before activating this free version to avoid conflicts.