OneClick Opt-in popups
Recart’s OneClick Opt-in lets returning shoppers join an SMS list with a single tap instead of typing their phone number again. The site presents it as a Shopify-specific popup experience.
Recart is an SMS marketing and list-growth platform for Shopify and DTC brands. OneClick Opt-in popups, automations, campaigns, and managed support.
Recart is an SMS marketing and list-growth platform built for Shopify and DTC brands. Its main job is to help merchants collect subscribers, send promotional and lifecycle messages, and manage SMS programs with either self-serve tools or a more hands-on managed-service model.
The platform’s headline feature is OneClick Opt-in, a Shopify-specific popup experience that lets returning shoppers join a list with a single tap. Beyond opt-in collection, Recart supports automated flows, segmented campaigns, A/B testing, and integrations with common ecommerce tools so brands can run SMS as part of a broader Shopify stack.
Recart’s OneClick Opt-in lets returning shoppers join an SMS list with a single tap instead of typing their phone number again. The site presents it as a Shopify-specific popup experience.
The platform includes DTC-focused flows such as welcome series, abandoned cart, browse abandonment, fulfillment updates, replenishment, and review follow-ups. These automations are meant to keep SMS campaigns running beyond one-off sends.
Campaigns can be segmented and personalized in a few clicks so brands can send more targeted promotions. The pricing page also describes managed list growth and SMS support for campaign creation and flow launches.
Recart includes built-in A/B testing for headlines, offers, and designs. The homepage says the company tests across millions of impressions and folds what works into templates.
The platform is designed to connect with a Shopify tech stack and references integrations with ESP, loyalty, reviews, and other tools. The integrations page also lists named connections such as Klaviyo, Postscript, Attentive, Gorgias, and Monocle.
For eligible plans, Recart provides onboarding help, a Customer Success Manager, weekly reporting, monthly deep-dives, and shared Slack support. The pricing page frames this as a managed service rather than purely software access.
Brands use Recart to capture SMS subscribers from Shopify popups, especially when they want a lower-friction opt-in flow for returning visitors.
Teams can run welcome series, cart recovery, browse abandonment, and post-purchase messages to keep SMS tied to revenue-driving lifecycle events.
Merchants use segmentation and campaign tools to send targeted promos to specific audiences instead of broadcasting the same message to everyone.
Operators that want more hands-on help can use Recart’s managed service model for onboarding, strategy sessions, reporting, and campaign execution.
Stores with an existing Shopify marketing stack can connect Recart with other ecommerce tools to keep SMS aligned with ESP, loyalty, reviews, and support systems.
Recart is built for Shopify and DTC brands that want to grow SMS subscribers and run SMS marketing from one platform. The site emphasizes list growth, automated flows, campaigns, and managed service rather than a self-serve tool only.
The site highlights OneClick Opt-in, where shoppers can join with a single tap if they have signed up on a Recart popup before. It is presented as a Shopify-specific popup experience designed to reduce typing and improve opt-in rates.
Recart’s pricing page shows a paid platform with plans starting at $299/month for SMS pricing, and separate list growth plus SMS plans listed on the page. The pricing page also says unlimited subscribers and a dedicated strategist are included on the relevant plans.
The pricing page and homepage both point to a managed service model on many plans. Recart says customers can get onboarding, list growth help, strategy sessions, reporting, and managed A/B tests, with a Customer Success Manager on non-starter plans.