Kolz Winback
Every cart gets a countdown. Every phone gets a call.
What it does
Kolz Winback recovers abandoned checkouts with AI phone calls, expiring coupons, and warm handoffs. 70.2% of carts get abandoned, and email recovery plateaus at 6 to 8%. Winback calls within 5 to 15 minutes of abandonment, while intent is still hot. FuseCodes mint a unique one-time coupon the moment the shopper says yes, texted with the cart link and a live countdown. Live Handoff warm-transfers hot buyers to you with a whisper intro. $20 per 100 calls, only answered calls count.
Recover abandoned Shopify checkouts with AI calls, expiring one-time FuseCodes, SMS and email follow-up, and live handoff to your team.
Winback AI calls shoppers within minutes, answers product questions, offers an expiring one-time FuseCode™, and sends them back to checkout. When a buyer needs you, Live Handoff transfers the call to your phone. One real recovery call, start to finish, nothing cut. The agent answers a question, handles the objection about shipping, then offers the expiring code. Every code is unique, one-time, and born with a countdown. Miss the window and it dies, and the shopper knows it. Accepted on a call, it's texted instantly with the cart link. No phone number on the checkout? The FuseCode travels by email instead, so 100% of your abandoned carts get a recovery touch, not just the ones you can call.…from winback.kolz.ai
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