Capture only useful context
Track logged-in carts and, when deliberately enabled, permitted guest checkout details inside WordPress.
Inspect this capabilityCapture eligible carts, send one optional reminder, restore checkout securely, and attribute the recovered order.
Recovery records stay in WordPress. Configured providers may still process data.
An eligible shopper leaves a cart. Permitted cart details are recorded locally.
One optional email is sent with a secure recovery link.
Customer returns via link. Cart is restored securely.
Order is placed. Plugin attributes the recovered order.
Recovery is logged and tied to the original cart.
Attribution closes the loop. The paid WooCommerce order is connected to the recovery record, so recovered revenue has a traceable source.
Cart records stay in WordPress. Your configured hosting and mail providers may still process the data required to deliver a message.
See what was captured, what was sent, what returned, and which paid order earned the recovery label.
Track logged-in carts and, when deliberately enabled, permitted guest checkout details inside WordPress.
Inspect this capabilityUse one optional automated email or send a manual reminder from the cart record.
Bring back available products, quantities, variations, and valid coupons with a tokenized link.
Report recovered revenue only after a paid order is explicitly connected to the tracked cart.
Choose capture, abandonment timing, scheduling, paid-order status, and retention controls from one focused settings screen.
Review compatibilityEach stage has a clear job and a record you can inspect.
Save a recoverable cart and the checkout context allowed by your settings.
Mark an idle cart abandoned after the threshold you choose.
Send an optional email through your WordPress mail setup.
Return the shopper to checkout and attribute a linked paid order.
Your store supplies the result. Cart Rebound keeps the accounting boundary visible.
Inspect the population that is eligible for recovery.
Count orders tied to a tracked recovery record.
Report value only after the configured paid status is reached.
Prepare one reusable recovery email with supported shopper, cart, store, coupon, and return-link merge tags.
Read the setup guideFive direct answers about ownership, messaging, restoration, and what counts as recovered.
Yes. Cart Rebound is free, open-source software released under the GPL. It does not require a Cart Rebound account, subscription, or license key.
Cart and recovery records stay in your WordPress database. The plugin does not send cart data or telemetry to the author. Your hosting, email provider, and other installed services may have their own data practices.
The current free plugin can send one optional automated recovery email after a cart becomes eligible. Store managers can also send a manual reminder from the cart record.
A secure tokenized link can rebuild products, quantities, variations, and applied coupons, then return the shopper to checkout. Availability and current product rules are still respected by WooCommerce.
A paid order is counted as recovered when it is explicitly linked to a tracked recovery record. This avoids treating unrelated orders as recovered revenue.
Install Cart Rebound free, recover one representative cart, and verify the linked paid order.
Self-hosted in WordPress; no Cart Rebound account, subscription, or license key required.