

AJAX Side Cart on a WooCommerce shop page with quantity controls, product recommendations, coupon access, free-shipping progress, and live totals.
CartLane helps WooCommerce stores recover shoppers who leave checkout, bring them back to the cart they left behind, and measure recovered revenue inside WordPress.
Start with abandoned-cart recovery, then enable the conversion tools your store needs: a fast AJAX side cart, checkout enhancements, one free order bump, and built-in revenue and conversion analytics. You do not need to stack separate plugins for each workflow.
When an eligible shopper provides an email address but leaves before completing checkout, CartLane can retain the cart session and run your configured recovery workflow.
Recovery email delivery depends on your WordPress email configuration. For reliable production delivery, use a properly configured transactional email or SMTP provider.
CartLane keeps the cart, checkout, recovery, and conversion workflows together in one WooCommerce-focused experience.
No coding is required. Enable the modules you need, configure them from the CartLane dashboard, and keep the rest switched off.
For setup guides and feature documentation, visit the CartLane documentation.
Give customers a faster way to review and update their cart without leaving the page they are browsing.
Reduce friction and add confidence-building elements around the WooCommerce checkout.
Present a complementary offer during checkout and let customers add it to their order with one click.
Use the built-in reporting tools to understand what is happening across your store.
Advanced revenue intelligence, complete event history, customer segmentation, investigation tools, advanced filters, and exports are available through CartLane Pro.
CartLane stores its operational and analytics records in your WordPress database. The free plugin does not require an external analytics SaaS account.
CartLane is designed to load only what each experience needs.
Actual performance depends on your theme, hosting, WooCommerce configuration, product catalog, and other active plugins.
CartLane Pro extends the free plugin inside the same CartLane interface. Depending on the installed Pro version and active entitlement, Pro modules include:
CartLane Pro requires the free CartLane plugin. Free features continue to work without a Pro license.
CartLane is built for WooCommerce and follows standard WordPress integration patterns.
Because themes, checkout customizations, and payment extensions can alter WooCommerce markup and behavior, test conversion features on a staging site before enabling them on a live store.
CartLane Free processes cart, checkout, order, recovery, and analytics data on your WordPress site to provide its features. Depending on the modules you enable, this may include customer contact details entered during checkout, cart contents, order references, campaign activity, visit/session identifiers, and recovery events.
Store owners are responsible for configuring appropriate privacy disclosures, consent flows, retention settings, and email practices for their jurisdiction and business.
CartLane includes a namespaced REST API and WordPress hooks used by its admin and storefront modules. Human-readable source archives and build instructions for released Free versions are available from the public source page linked near the end of this readme.
CartLane distributes compiled production assets in the installable plugin package.
The matching human-readable source code and build instructions for each release are published at:
View CartLane source code and build instructions
For every CartLane release, the source page publishes a versioned source archive, its SHA-256 checksum, matching build instructions, and historical source versions.
The public source archive includes the React, JavaScript, CSS, PHP, dependency lockfiles, and build configuration used to generate the distributed production assets. Rebuild the production assets from an extracted archive with:
npm ci
npm run build:assets
CartLane Pro source, licensing-server source, private planning, credentials, and deployment configuration are not included in the public Free-source archive.