The Shopify app that texts back.

Connect Shopify, approve what it may say, and it follows up with shoppers over iMessage.

Up to 30% of sales, never more. Agreed before you connect.

DropinShopify Growth Tool
Example conversation. Not a real customer.
6:08 pm

Cart left: canvas tote, Sage

Hi, it's Dropin, helping out at Fieldnote. Questions on the canvas tote?

Dropin

Do you have it in navy?

Shopper

Navy is listed as in stock. Want me to swap it?

Dropin

Yes please.

Shopper

Swapped. Your cart has the tote in Navy.

Check out Dropin

Connect, approve, go.

Real questions, honest answers.

Example conversation. Not a real customer.

Checkout left: clip-on bike light

Hi, Dropin here for Fieldnote. Anything I can check on the bike light?

Dropin

Will it fit a 35mm handlebar?

Shopper

The listing says the clamp fits 22 to 32 mm bars. A large-clamp version fits up to 38 mm.

Dropin

That one, then.

Shopper

Same light, bigger clamp.

See large clamp Dropin
Example conversation. Not a real customer.

Order placed: ceramic planter, large

Order confirmed. The store lists a drainage saucer for the large planter. Want a look?

Dropin

Same glaze?

Shopper

The listing shows the same glaze, in stock.

Dropin

Send it

Shopper

It checks out as its own order.

Add the saucer Dropin

Five jobs, one connection.

  • 01

    Abandoned carts

    A chat about what they left.

  • 02

    Abandoned checkouts

    Asks what stopped them.

  • 03

    Product questions

    Answered, not dropped into a flow.

  • 04

    Objection handling

    Sizing, shipping, policies, from your information.

  • 05

    Post-purchase add-ons

    A fitting add-on, same thread.

Approval

What you approve first

Illustrative. Flip one off.

4 of 4 topics approved ยท off means your team handles it

Templates stop at "hello".

A template app

  1. 1Shopper leaves. A template goes out.
  2. 2The shopper asks a question.
  3. 3The template can't answer.

Dropin

  1. 1Shopper leaves. Dropin starts a chat.
  2. 2It answers from what you approved.
  3. 3Gaps go to your team.
  4. 4The shopper heads to checkout.

Built so you can say yes.

  • You're in control

    You decide what it says. No discounts unless allowed.

  • Approved information only

    If it can't answer, it says so and hands off.

  • Permission and STOP

    Only permitted shoppers. STOP honored. Quiet hours apply.

  • Counting orders

    Orders traced to a conversation, against a random holdout.

  • Reporting

    You see traced orders and the holdout comparison.

  • Message log

    Every message is logged, and you can read it.

Pricing

A share of sales, not a subscription.

Up to 30% of sales, never more. Agreed before you connect.

Dropin takes at most 30% of incremental sales traced to a conversation, a ceiling agreed in writing before you connect. A quiet month costs nothing.

A typical app planDropin
How you payMonthly planUp to 30% of sales
A quiet monthSame billNothing

Quick answers.

How does it know what to say?

From the product and policy information you approve. Nothing else.

What if it doesn't know?

It says so, doesn't guess, and can hand off to your team.

How do you count revenue?

Orders that trace to a conversation in an agreed window, measured against a random holdout.

How does pricing work?

Up to 30% of attributable incremental revenue, a ceiling agreed before you connect. No subscription.

Is it just an SMS sequence?

No. A sequence is a fixed set of messages. Dropin holds a two-way conversation.

How much control do I have?

You approve the information, set the limits, read every message.

Permissions, and iMessage or SMS?

Only shoppers the store may contact. STOP is honored. iMessage first, with a fallback. For your own obligations, ask your counsel.

Connect your store.

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