Incode Cart Toolkit – Abandoned Cart Recovery & Recover Orders for WooCommerce
A side cart for WooCommerce and automatic abandoned cart recovery by email, with a dashboard of the money you got back.
Solid choice
Incode Cart Toolkit is a solid plugin choice in 2026, with a few things worth checking first. Was last updated 3 weeks ago, and scores 64/100 on our health check.
- Actively developed — last update 3 weeks ago
- Tested with the latest WordPress (7.1)
- Small user base (<10 active installs)
- Very few reviews so far
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Daily downloads
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Rankings
Where Incode Cart Toolkit stands todayWordPress.org search rankings
Live position in the plugin search, top 100| Keyword | Position |
|---|---|
| abandoned cart | >100 |
| cart recovery | >100 |
| ecommerce | >100 |
| side cart | >100 |
| woocommerce | >100 |
About Incode Cart Toolkit
From the official readme · v1.0.13Description
Two things lose most orders in a WooCommerce shop: the jump to the cart page, and the customer who walks away and is never written to again. Incode Cart Toolkit handles both.
The side cart opens on its own when something is added, with no page reload. The customer changes quantities, removes a line and undoes it, and goes to the checkout without ever leaving the page they were on. The drawer comes with a clean design that sits well on any theme, and its heading, its wording and its main colour are yours to set.
The recovery side captures the email the moment somebody starts the checkout and, if they do not finish, sends a reminder with a link that puts their cart back exactly as it was. The dashboard tells you how much money came back and what your recovery rate is, with no spreadsheets.
On top of that come the things that quietly lift an order: a free shipping bar reading the threshold you already set in WooCommerce, an honest cart hold countdown that does not reset when the page reloads, and social proof built from your real orders and your real carts — if the numbers are not there, nothing is shown. No invented figures.
What it does
- A side cart that opens when a product is added, with no reload.
- Quantities, remove and undo, and empty the cart, all inside the drawer.
- Your own heading, your own wording and your own main colour for the drawer.
- A floating basket, a menu item, a
[carttoolkit_cesta]shortcode and an Elementor widget. - Real-time cart tracking, both anonymous and with contact details.
- The contact captured from the checkout and from signed-in users.
- One automatic email reminder, with a recovery link.
- A tab notice: leave the shop in a background tab and the title reminds them.
- A free shipping bar: “you are €6 away from free shipping”, using your own WooCommerce threshold.
- A cart hold countdown that does not restart when the page is reloaded.
- Social proof from real data: purchases from your orders and carts that are genuinely active.
- A dashboard with money recovered, carts recovered and abandoned, and the recovery rate.
- Works with High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS) and the block checkout.
Every feature is a module you switch on or off from one screen, so the shop only loads what you actually use.
Installation
- Upload the plugin folder to
/wp-content/plugins/, or install it from Plugins → Add new. - Activate it. WooCommerce has to be active.
- Go to Incode Cart Toolkit → Settings to set the abandonment time and the email.
Frequently asked questions
Will it break my shop if I do not configure anything?
No. It works out of the box with sensible defaults and it never blocks the checkout.
Do I need an account or a licence?
No. It works with no sign-up, no licence and without connecting to any outside service.
One of my products does something odd when added to the cart.
Some products have to go through their own page: subscriptions, bookings, or anything with custom fields. Put their IDs, or their category slugs, in “Products that do not open the drawer” and they will be added with a normal page reload.
Does the social proof make up numbers?
Never. The purchases come from your WooCommerce orders and the active carts from Incode Cart Toolkit’s own table. If the minimum you set is not reached, no line is shown at all.
Does the free shipping bar need setting up twice?
No. It reads the minimum amount from your WooCommerce “free shipping” methods. You only type an amount by hand if you would rather override it.
Changelog
Translatable into any language.
1.0.13
- New directory name: “Incode Cart Toolkit – Abandoned Cart Recovery & Recover Orders for WooCommerce”, which says what the plugin does. Nothing changes inside it.
- Whoever runs the shop is no longer saved as a contact. An administrator or a shop manager testing the cart used to be added to the list with consent already granted, and ended up receiving their own abandoned cart reminders. Filter:
carttoolkit_capturar_usuario. - Old anonymous carts are now cleared out. Most rows come from crawlers following add-to-cart links: no contact, no order, so they can never be emailed and never count as a sale. They are deleted in batches once they are a week old, and a row with an email, with an order, or marked recovered is never touched. Filters:
carttoolkit_dias_carritos_anonimos,carttoolkit_purga_por_latido. - Fixed: the version stamped on the plugin’s own CSS and JS had fallen behind the plugin version, so a shop that upgraded could keep serving the previous files from cache.
1.0.12
- The plugin now ships with its Spanish translation, so Spanish stores read it in Spanish from the first day. When the official translation is published on translate.wordpress.org, WordPress uses that one instead.
1.0.11
- The heading on the plugin’s own screens showed the name of the paid product instead of the name this plugin is published under.
1.0.10
- Internal names now carry a longer, distinctive prefix, so they cannot collide with another plugin’s.
1.0.9
- “Track email opens” now does what it says: with the box unticked no tracking pixel is added to the email at all. Before, the pixel went out either way.
- Styles and scripts now go through the WordPress queue instead of being printed straight into the page, so caching and optimisation plugins can see them, combine them and defer them.
- The settings screen no longer shows options this version does not use.
1.0.8
- First-run steps in the Incode Cart Toolkit panel: a short checklist that is ticked against your own store — the side cart, a test email, whether carts are being saved and whether the schedule is running — and disappears on its own when there is nothing left to do.
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FAQ
Incode Cart Toolkit: quick answers
Straight answers, pulled from live WordPress.org data.
Live data from WordPress.org · checked Oct 20, 2026
Is Incode Cart Toolkit free?
Yes. Incode Cart Toolkit is free to download and use from the official WordPress.org plugin directory.
Is Incode Cart Toolkit safe to use in 2026?
Incode Cart Toolkit is a solid plugin choice in 2026, with a few things worth checking first. Was last updated 3 weeks ago, and scores 64/100 on our health check.
How many websites use Incode Cart Toolkit?
Incode Cart Toolkit is active on <10 WordPress websites and has been downloaded 217 times since it launched in September 2026. It was downloaded 136 times in the last 30 days.
Does Incode Cart Toolkit work with WordPress 7.1?
Yes. The developer has tested Incode Cart Toolkit up to WordPress 7.1.3, the latest release. It requires WordPress 5.8 or newer.
What PHP version does Incode Cart Toolkit need?
Incode Cart Toolkit requires PHP 8.0 or higher. Most hosts run PHP 8.x today, so it works on any modern WordPress hosting.
When was Incode Cart Toolkit last updated?
The latest version, 1.0.13, was released on September 28, 2026 (3 weeks ago).
Who makes Incode Cart Toolkit?
Incode Cart Toolkit is developed and maintained by Adrian Alcala.
What are the best alternatives to Incode Cart Toolkit?
The most popular alternatives to Incode Cart Toolkit are Booster for WooCommerce (30K+ installs), MWB HubSpot for WooCommerce (6K+ installs) and ActiveCampaign for WooComme… (5K+ installs).
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