About the company
We build one layer above the store where checkout, order recovery, messaging, delivery and revenue reporting all run against the same data.
Fewer fields, address and pickup-point autofill, rules by country and payment method.
Email, SMS and Viber automations with a personal link back to the abandoned cart.
Segments by behaviour and order history, with revenue traced back to the campaign.
Econt, Speedy, DHL, FAN Courier and euShipments — waybills and statuses on the orders screen.
Most online merchants lose revenue in places no single tool covers end to end: between the add-to-cart and the completed order, between the message sent and the order it produced, and between the order and the delivered parcel.
The usual answer is three separate systems that do not talk to each other — which is why nobody can say which change earned which revenue. RevOrder brings those stages into one account, so it is clear where the chain breaks and what that costs.
RevOrder tracks buyer intent in real time, improves the checkout without touching the store theme, recovers abandoned carts and orders through email, SMS and Viber automations, and automates the courier side — from pickup-point selection at checkout through to the waybill and the shipment status.
Every message carries its own tracking, and orders are attributed back to the campaign that produced them. The report shows revenue, not messages delivered.
Stores on Shopify, WooCommerce and MerchantPro, and teams running their own checkout who connect through the API and the checkout script.
The platform is built around the scenarios that dominate South-East European markets — cash on delivery, delivery to a courier office, and order confirmation before dispatch — without limiting international shipping.
Each store's data is isolated from every other store's. Marketing messages carry an unsubscribe link, unsubscribes apply across the whole account, and the platform will not send again to an address or number that has opted out.
What we collect and how long we keep it is set out in the privacy policy.
Connect your store and see your checkout and buyer-intent data before paying for anything.
