CartBounty
CartBounty – Save and recover abandoned carts for WooCommerce
by Streamline · WordPress.org page · Website
CartBounty has 10,000+ active installs on WordPress.org and 479,436 downloads all time. It was downloaded 10,402 times in the last 30 days. The last update was on October 11, 2026, tested up to WordPress 7.1.3.
CartBounty at a glance
Is CartBounty well maintained?
Features
The feature list from the plugin's own readme on WordPress.org, trimmed to the essentials.
- Send abandoned cart reminders using WordPress mail server
- Send abandoned cart email series using ActiveCampaign, GetResponse, Brevo and MailChimp (Pro)
- Use web push notifications to send low-friction, real-time, personal and efficient reminders that don’t require an email or a phone number (Pro)
- Use WhatsApp to send highly engaging abandoned cart reminder messages (Pro)
- Send SMS text message reminders using BulkGate (Pro)
- Use webhook to send abandoned cart data and create powerful automations in apps like Make (former Integromat), Pabbly, Zapier or similar (Pro)
- Personalize messages with dynamic content and flexible IF, ELSEIF, ELSE conditions (Pro)
- Generate and send unique coupon codes (Pro)
- Track message open, click-through, recovery and unsubscribe rates (Pro)
- Recover unfinished orders (Pro)
- Restore Custom product fields (Product addons) and WooCommerce Product Bundles (Pro)
- Exclude carts from abandoned cart recovery based on specific products or product categories, countries, languages, IP addresses, and other criteria (Pro)
CartBounty reviews and ratings
84 reviews on WordPress.org, with the most recent ones as their authors posted them.
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Good Plugin
I use this plugin since 2 month and it is really helpful. Recommended.
I.Meyer -
Good plugin
Good plugin
pavelligaigr -
muiito ruim very bad
Nem no gratuito tem o envio de email - que péssimo Not even the free version has email sending - how terrible
Marcia -
Free version not recommended
We were using the Free version of this plugin until recently. Client had reported the website being horrendously slow to load via the admin & on the frontend when visiting Product category / Product pages. Turns out the root cause was this plugin. The table used by this plugin had nearly 2 millions records of data associated with it. I would assume because the sheer number of "anonymous carts" which were being saved. So i would certainly not recommend leaving the "Exclude anonymous carts" setting off. For some reason while viewing almost any page in the Admin area, or viewing a Product Category / Product page on the frontend it seems to query the entire dataset from the plugin table causing massive overheads to load time. So it's clearly not very well optimized to cope with a large volume of data. Would be nice if there was an automated way to remove the data e.g. Carts older than 1 month old. Or to bulk delete data (rather than 1 page at a time). Rather than having to manually do this in the Database. Also the ability to stop bots creating abandoned carts is locked behind the PRO version. Which alongside the above, feels like it should just be built in. Otherwise you're bound to hit performance problems sooner or later and forced to upgrade. All of the above means the free version of this plugin is unusable to us going forward. Perhaps we wouldn't have run into issues if we'd had turned on "Exclude anonymous carts" to begin with. But without as easy way to remove all the old data the damage has already been done. We've moved to using Mailchimp's built in Abandoned Cart functionality since Mailchimp is already used for customer signups.
nukurt -
Great User Interface. Easy to use. Help with conversions.
I was looking for a abandoned cart plug in that wasn't so much for running email prompts to customers, as to help me understand root cause of abandonment. This gives me great data, and is simple to get started with.
goldenchannels -
Are you joking?
They are working hard
Ruben
Download and install history
11,535 downloads over the last 48 days. Snapshots taken daily from WordPress.org.
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Details
Save abandoned carts and send automated abandoned cart recovery messages. Get more leads, reduce cart abandonment, and increase sales.
The full description, screenshots and every review live on the WordPress.org page.
Tags
- abandoned carts
- activecampaign
- cart abandonment
- exit popup
- woocommerce
More from Streamline
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InvoiceBoo 10+ installs
- Version
- 8.11.1
- Last updated
- Oct 11, 2026
- First published
- Mar 16, 2017
- Requires WordPress
- 4.6
- Tested up to
- 7.1.3
- Requires PHP
- 7.0
- Requires plugins
- WooCommerce
- Pricing
- Free on WordPress.org
CartBounty FAQ
What does CartBounty do?
According to its WordPress.org readme, CartBounty offers Send abandoned cart reminders using WordPress mail server, Send abandoned cart email series using ActiveCampaign, GetResponse, Brevo and MailChimp (Pro), Use web push notifications to send low-friction, real-time, personal and efficient reminders that don’t require an email or a phone number (Pro), Use WhatsApp to send highly engaging abandoned cart reminder messages (Pro) and Send SMS text message reminders using BulkGate (Pro).
How many active installs does CartBounty have?
WordPress.org reports 10,000+ active installs for CartBounty as of October 22, 2026.
Is CartBounty still maintained?
Yes. The last release was on October 11, 2026 and it is tested up to WordPress 7.1.3.
Does CartBounty have good support?
On the WordPress.org forum, 1 of 1 recent support threads for CartBounty are marked resolved. That is the developer's free support; a paid version usually comes with its own channel.
Is CartBounty free?
CartBounty is free to install from WordPress.org. Many plugins also sell a paid version or add-ons.