I've been continuing my development and work on Headless / Static Fluentcart and my work with static cart has ventured in to AI builder documentation and setting up sites that are repeatable and useable as a follow up to my last video I show you it in action.
You see all three sites a shared account, coupons, paddle, stripe, branded emails, customer accounts, licence management etc
This experiment is nearly over for me but I think I will do one more live show and tell on generating a site to work with the same instance using Codex details to be confirmed.
I would love to see this functionality adopted and developed I think it shows real potential
Please add an interval multiplier to subscriptions so a plan can renew every
10 days or every 3 weeks, not only on the six fixed units available today
(daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, every six months and yearly).
Use case: a couple of my clients sell physical consumables and are moving to
FluentCart to run subscriptions. For this kind of product the renewal cadence
is very important.
Example: consumers do not subscribe to "a month of dog food", they subscribe
to "a bag every 10 days" (I hope that makes sense 🙂). Someone buying almond
milk or coffee every 2 weeks has the same problem, one step down.
In both cases the closest interval does not match the customer's actual
consumption, and that mismatch may well be the main reason replenishment
subscriptions get cancelled. Right now the workaround is to pick the wrong
cadence and hope the customer tolerates it.
So my suggestion is an interval count alongside the existing period.
One of those clients is migrating from WooCommerce, where Subscriptions has
supported "every N period" for years (and the subscription apps on Shopify
expose custom day intervals too).
I know the six fixed units cover digital and membership products well, but
they do not cover physical replenishment - the category I'm working in, and
one with real growth potential. DoorDash and Amazon built much of their
business on exactly this model: the same customer, the same product, on a
rhythm they never have to think about.
That is why I'm asking for this feature.
Thanks Shahjahan Jewel and team for considering it 🙏
Hi! I just bought the FluentCart pro and I'm planning to migrate my Woo store, but I've found no information about review migration. I have thousands of reviews in my store and I don't want to lose them.
Is the any way to bulk migrate my reviews? Does the migration process do it or do I have to have other tool?
Thanks! I'm very excited to try FluentCart!
We had to push the service start date of a recurring event 1 mo, and I want to skip the next payment for the members of the training. I can't seem to find any answers in the docs for how that works unless the subscription is store-managed. Can anyone help point me in the direction of the right next step? I need to answer this question in the next 48 hours to make sure we miss the first renewal date that happens next week. HELP!
Want Halloween on your site this season?
You can do it with FluentCart. We are working on a plugin called Trick-or-Treat for FluentCart.
Shoppers see how close they are to a treat. When they hit the goal, they get a coupon you already made in FluentCart. It can sit in the cart drawer, on checkout, or anywhere you drop the shortcode.
The goal can be a subtotal, an item count, or a product. You pick the dates and who sees it. The look can be a Halloween banner, or a simple card that matches FluentCart.
It is free, and it will release soon.
https://cartcubes.com/fluentcart/
For example, if you previously had Photo Reviews enabled and later you disabled it, that change is not reflected on the front end.
Even after disabling Photo Reviews for example, new reviews continue to show the photo placeholder.
Thanks!
Currently, if a review comes in, the admin has no option to edit it within the dashboard.
If a review is submitted with a typo, for example, it would be helpful if the admin could jump in and make adjustments without having to bother the reviewer, and without having to get into the database.
Thanks!
Currently, when submitting a review for a Variable Product, the reviewer must choose a variation. I think it would be good to give the store owner the opportunity to say whether the root product (i.e., not a variation) can be chosen for the review.
Thanks!
Hi everyone,
We’ve just released AG Lloyds Cardnet for FluentCart, our first FluentCart payment gateway.
It connects FluentCart to Lloyds Cardnet Connect (hosted checkout), so customers pay on Lloyds’ secure payment page and return to your store for confirmation.
What it includes
- Hosted checkout via Lloyds Cardnet Connect
- Refunds from the FluentCart order screen
- Webhook / return handling for reliable payment status
- Pre-auth capture and void where you use authorisation
- Our Traffic Light security checks on orders
This is the start of a bigger step for us: we’ll be porting our WooCommerce payment gateways over to FluentCart, so merchants who already use (or want) providers like Lloyds Cardnet, and the rest of our lineup, can run them on FluentCart as well. Lloyds is first; more gateways will follow.
If you already take payments with Lloyds Cardnet on WooCommerce, this is the same provider, now for FluentCart.
We’re We are AG, a UK firm that’s built WooCommerce payment gateways for 10+ years. Happy to answer questions here or via support on our site.
Thanks
Aaron / We are AG
We’re closing FluentCart lifetime sales on October 30. After that, FluentCart Pro will be available on yearly plans only.
For me, building a product is a long-term commitment. We don’t want to just launch something and move on. A store platform has to keep improving for the next 5 or 10 years and beyond, and for that, a sustainable recurring revenue model makes sense.
There’s still a lot we want to do with FluentCart. Better support for physical stores, more design flexibility, built-in marketing tools, and many more improvements.
If you already have a lifetime license, nothing changes. Thank you for trusting us early. ❤️ You can upgrade to a higher plan by paying the difference within this deal time.
I wrote more about this decision and our plans for year two here:
https://fluentcart.com/blog/the-end-of-lifetime-plans/
And as always, I’d love to hear what you think and what you’d like us to improve next.