You spend money on ads, a customer clicks, they like the product, they add it to their cart, and then... they just leave. Cart abandonment is the most frustrating part of running a D2C brand. Here is what is usually going wrong in the real world.

Checkout Friction

Surprise Shipping Costs

The number one reason people abandon a cart is unexpected costs at the very end. If a customer thinks a shirt is ₹999, and at the final step you add ₹150 for shipping and ₹50 for handling, they feel tricked. Be upfront about shipping, or bake it into the product price and offer "Free Shipping."

Mandatory Account Creation

Nobody wants to create another password just to buy a pair of socks. Always, always offer a "Guest Checkout" option. Make the process as frictionless as handing cash to a cashier in a store.

Lack of Trust Factors

If you are a new brand, people are skeptical. They are wondering if your site is a scam. You need to prominently display your return policy, customer support number, and secure payment badges right next to the checkout button. Reassure them that their money is safe.

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