Armin Kazemi

7 out of 10 shoppers leave your store without buying. Doolol Cart Recovery quietly 
brings them back.
Doolol Cart Recovery tracks every WooCommerce cart — guest or logged-in — detects 
abandonment, and fires a respectful 3-step recovery sequence across email 
and web push notifications. A rule-based Smart Discount Engine issues 
coupons only when they are actually likely to close the sale, never as a 
blanket give-away that trains customers to abandon on purpose.
No third-party SaaS accounts. No monthly fees for the core features. No dark 
patterns. Just a lightweight plugin that works on your own infrastructure and 
puts recovered revenue back in your pocket.
<h4>Why store owners choose Doolol Cart Recovery</h4>
<ul>
<li>Email + Web Push in one plugin — Reach customers through two high-intent 
channels without paying for two separate SaaS subscriptions.</li>
<li>Guest recovery — Captures and recovers guest carts the moment a shopper 
types their email at checkout. No account required.</li>
<li>Smart Discount Engine — Issues percentage-off coupons only to first-time 
customers and high-value carts, preserving margin everywhere else.</li>
<li>No CDN, no tracking, no phone-home — All assets are self-hosted. The plugin 
contains zero analytics code and makes no external network requests of its own.</li>
<li>GDPR-ready out of the box — Built-in 90-day data retention, one-click 
unsubscribe, and full WordPress privacy-tool integration.</li>
<li>Frequency cap + quiet hours — Respects your customers with a weekly send 
limit and a configurable no-send window (default 10 pm – 8 am).</li>
</ul>
Web Push channel (Pro)
Doolol Cart Recovery generates its own VAPID keys and delivers browser push 
notifications directly from your server — no third-party push service, no 
SaaS middleman, no per-subscriber fees. Consent is collected via a minimal, 
non-intrusive banner that appears only on WooCommerce-context pages.
Smart Discount Engine (Pro)
Rule-based coupon generation: 
1. VIP customers (configurable allowlist) are excluded — they should not be trained to abandon. 
2. First-time customers receive a larger discount (default 10 %). 
3. High-value carts receive a smaller discount (default 5 %). 
4. All other carts receive no discount — a recovery email alone is often enough.
Coupons are restricted to the customer’s email address, expire in 48 hours, and are 
single-use, so a leaked code does minimal damage.
Recovery sequence
Steps 1 and 2 are available on the Free plan. Steps 2 and 3, web push, custom 
delays, quiet hours, the frequency cap, and the Smart Discount Engine require Pro.
 Step 
 Delay 
 Channel
 1 
 1 hour 
 Email
 2 
 24 hours 
 Email + Web Push
 3 
 72 hours 
 Email (with coupon) + Web Push
<h3>External services</h3>
This plugin sends Web Push notifications through the push messaging service of each visitor’s own web browser. When a visitor opts in to push notifications, their browser provides a unique push endpoint URL hosted by their browser vendor’s push service:
<ul>
<li>Google Chrome / Android → Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM), operated by Google LLC</li>
<li>Mozilla Firefox → Mozilla Push Service, operated by Mozilla</li>
<li>Apple Safari → Apple Push Notification service, operated by Apple Inc.</li>
</ul>
Data sent: When a recovery push notification is dispatched, the plugin sends the encrypted notification payload (cart reminder title, body text, and recovery URL) to the push endpoint URL that the visitor’s browser provided. No personal data is sent to these services beyond what is required to deliver the notification to the subscribed browser.
When: Only when a visitor has explicitly opted in to push notifications, and only when their cart is abandoned and a recovery push is scheduled.
These push services are operated by the respective browser vendors: 
* Google FCM: Terms https://firebase.google.com/terms — Privacy https://firebase.google.com/support/privacy 
* Mozilla Push: Privacy https://www.mozilla.org/privacy/ 
* Apple Push: Terms https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/ — Privacy https://www.apple.com/legal/privacy/

Doolol Cart Recovery

Recover abandoned WooCommerce carts with email + web push. Smart discounts, no dark patterns, GDPR-ready. Works for guests too.

Mozilla Web Apps

Marco Castelluccio

This plugin uses the <a href="https://www.w3.org/TR/push-api/" rel="nofollow ugc">W3C Push API</a> to allow you to send push notifications to anyone who visits your site and signs up for notifications.
Once you’ve installed and configured this plugin, anyone visiting your site/app in <a href="http://caniuse.com/#feat=push-api" rel="nofollow ugc">browsers that support the W3C Push API</a> (Firefox and Chrome, at the time of writing) will be asked whether they want to receive notifications from your site. You will immediately be able to send push notifications to anyone who consents.
Configure the plugin in the Settings > Web Push section of your WordPress installation. Here you can set various pieces of configuration, including:
<ul>
<li>The title for push notifications that appear from your site</li>
<li>When to attempt to register your visitor for push notifications (e.g. after how many visits)</li>
<li>Which types of events should trigger push notifications (e.g. new posts, comments, updates to posts)</li>
</ul>
N.B.: This plugin requires your website to be served via HTTPS. Indeed, for security reasons, browsers enforce the HTTPS policy for the Push API and for Service Workers.

Web Push

Send push notifications to your visitors! Uses the W3C Push API.

Doolol Cart Recovery vs Web Push