I've worked with SFCC brands pulling in 9 figures a year. And many leaked revenue at the same exact place. Checkout. Let's be honest: You can have the perfect product. A smooth PLP. A stunning PDP. But if your checkout makes customers hesitate (even for a second) they're gone. And they don't come back. Here's what I've learned the best brands do differently when optimizing checkout in Salesforce Commerce Cloud - without sacrificing UX. 1. Don't just reduce friction. Eliminate it. Customers abandon for simple reasons: • Promo codes that don't work • Forms that ask for info twice • Shipping costs that show up too late Top brands build flows that assume urgency: • Pre-filled fields from session data • Real-time validation with inline feedback • Shipping transparency up front A slow or unclear step isn't "just UX." It's lost revenue. 2. Offer fewer payment methods than you think - but make them obvious More isn't always better. Confusion creates delay. Delay kills conversion. What works: • Credit/debit (always) • Apple Pay / Google Pay • PayPal / Shop Pay • Affirm / Klarna (only if AOV supports it) Smart brands prioritize based on data. They test placement, auto-detect device types, and default to what converts fastest. 3. Mobile isn't secondary - it's everything The biggest brands I've worked with design for tap-first, scroll-second. That means: • Full-width input fields • Large tap targets with spacing • One-column flow • Sticky CTA at the bottom of the screen If your checkout feels like a spreadsheet on mobile, you're already losing. 4. Use Business Manager like a growth engine, not just a CMS I've seen many teams hard-code checkout logic. Top teams know better. They use: • A/B tests for live checkout experiments • Real-time rules that adapt without redeploys SFCC is powerful - if you treat it like a tool, not a template. Your checkout is the last conversation your brand has with your customer. If that conversation feels clunky, confusing, or exhausting - you won't get a second one. Want to grow revenue without spending more on ads? Fix the one place that silently kills conversions: Checkout. What did I miss?
Mobile-Friendly Checkout Solutions For Ecommerce
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Summary
Mobile-friendly checkout solutions for ecommerce ensure a seamless and efficient purchasing experience for customers using smartphones or tablets. These solutions are designed to reduce friction, increase speed, and prioritize user convenience to minimize cart abandonment and boost conversions.
- Simplify the checkout process: Reduce unnecessary form fields, consolidate steps into a one-page or two-step flow, and eliminate any surprise costs to make the purchase smooth and straightforward.
- Prioritize mobile design: Use full-width input fields, large tap areas, and sticky call-to-action buttons to create a tap-friendly and intuitive checkout experience for mobile users.
- Incorporate trusted payment options: Offer familiar, quick, and secure payment methods like Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Shop Pay to build customer trust and increase completion rates.
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The moment of truth in ecommerce isn't adding to cart - it's CHECKOUT. This is where your revenue is either captured or lost. With over 80% of Shopify traffic now coming from mobile devices, an optimized checkout experience is essential. Master these 20 checkout optimization tactics to boost your conversion rate: 1. Allow guest checkout (account creation can wait, but use Rivo for that) 2. Offer multiple payment options 3. Display security badges prominently (use Platter+) 4. Design for mobile FIRST 5. Minimize form fields ruthlessly 6. Show ALL costs upfront (no surprises) 7. Use clear progress indicators 8. Use one-page checkout flow (can test against multi-page, but one-page outperforms in our experience) 9. Design clear, compelling CTAs 10. Capture exit intent with smart prompts 11. Support autofill functionality 12. Optimize loading speed (critical on mobile) 13. Show visual cart reminders throughout 14. Enable "save cart" features 15. Move account creation AFTER purchase 16. Offer risk reversal/return policies 17. Make support options post-purchase clear and easy 18. Test and measure continuously 19. Add post-purchase offers (use Platter+) Checkout optimization isn't one-and-done, but you can easily improve your checkout performance by double-digit percent. Commit to making small, continuous improvements based on data that comes in.
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The best-kept secret in the SFCC ecosystem is... Shopify?! 👇 I know, sounds wild. But hear me out. If you’re a brand on Salesforce Commerce Cloud looking to squeeze every last bit of conversion out of your site before Holiday, there’s one move that I’d put above the rest: ➝ Implement Shop Pay. Yes, Shop Pay. As in Shopify’s one-click checkout. And yes, it now works on SFCC (and all platforms, but SFCC is a particularly smooth implementation). No replatforming. No rebuild. Just plug it in. Here’s why we’re pushing clients toward it: ➝ It converts. Like, really converts. We’ve seen lifts of 30-50% on mobile checkout conversion. The experience is so smooth it feels like cheating. ➝ Fast to launch. It’s a modular component you can drop into your existing SFCC site. Minimal dev work. Major payoff. ➝ Fully trackable. From a CRO perspective, this thing is a dream. You get clean data, seamless attribution, and testable impact. We’re talking real insight into how it’s affecting cart completion and revenue per session - down to the decimal. ➝ Shoppers trust it. Millions already use Shop Pay. They know it. They love it. They click it. As an agency obsessed with performance, this has been one of the easiest wins we’ve helped implement for Sparky's enterprise clients in the last year. And yeah - it’s kinda wild that the most impactful optimization for SFCC checkout... comes from Shopify. But hey, we’re not complaining. Want to roll it out before BFCM? Let’s make it happen. Happy to share our playbook. #ecommerce #conversionrateoptimization #salesforcecommercecloud #shoppay #shopify #holiday2025 #cro #techstack #digitalcommerce
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Cart Abandonment Was Killing Sales. Here’s how we cut it by 37% in 28 days. After 1 month of deep CRO testing across 3 brands, Here are 4 checkout tweaks I wish we did sooner: 1. Eliminate decision fatigue upfront Most abandoned carts start before checkout even begins. • Consolidate product variants • Pre-select popular choices • Remove surprise fees before final step 🧠 Clarity wins more than cleverness. 2. Shortened the checkout flow Every extra field = more friction. We cut it to 2 pages: Page 1: Shipping + email Page 2: Payment + order review → Result: 11% boost in completed checkouts 3. Added real-time shipping transparency Static “Shipping calculated at checkout” killed trust. We integrated dynamic rates + estimated delivery dates. Conversions jumped, especially for first-time buyers. 4. Used urgency without being pushy No fake countdown timers. Just: “Orders ship by 2PM today” “Only 4 left at this price” (live inventory) → Result: +7% conversion lift The most underrated? ➡️ Dynamic shipping transparency. Trust = the missing lever most brands ignore. What’s working now: • Mobile-first design (80%+ of checkouts are mobile) • Post-purchase upsells, not pre-checkout clutter • 1-click checkout integrations like Shop Pay, or PayPal Save this post if you’re: • An ecommerce brand with 100+ monthly orders • A DTC founder struggling with abandoned carts • Scaling paid ads but leaking sales at checkout What’s your #1 checkout leak right now? 👇