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Cart abandonment calculator

Enter carts created and completed orders to get your cart abandonment rate and recovered revenue potential.

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Abandonment rate
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Completion rate
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Lost carts
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Formulas: abandonment = (1 - completed / carts) x 100. Global average sits near 70%.
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Why shoppers abandon

The top reasons are consistent worldwide: unexpected costs at checkout (shipping, taxes), forced account creation, long forms, and slow pages. Price comparison in another tab accounts for much of the rest.

Recovering abandoned carts

Abandoned-cart emails recover 5 to 15% of lost checkouts; SMS and retargeting ads add more. Showing full costs early and offering guest checkout prevents abandonment before it happens.

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Cart Abandonment Rate FAQs

How do you calculate cart abandonment rate?
Subtract completed orders from carts created, divide by carts created, times 100. 320 completions from 1,000 carts is 68% abandonment.
What is a good cart abandonment rate?
Under 60% is strong; the global average is around 70%. Anything above 80% usually signals a checkout problem worth fixing first.
Carts created vs checkout started?
Use carts created for the broad rate, or checkout-started for the checkout-specific rate. Keep one definition so trends stay comparable.
How much revenue do abandoned carts cost?
Multiply lost carts by your average order value. With 680 lost carts at $60 AOV, that is $40,800 of potential revenue per period.
Is my data uploaded anywhere?
No. Every calculation happens in your browser with JavaScript. Nothing you enter leaves your device.
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