Email, delivery, shipping and payment in a single column on your own storefront, with no steps to click through, nothing hidden behind a "Continue" button. Your standard OpoShop checkout stays right where it is underneath, as the safety net.
Onefold installs from your OpoShop store admin. New to OpoShop? Create your store. Already have one? Log in.
A stepped checkout asks a shopper to commit before they can see what they are committing to. They can't see the shipping cost until they've typed an address. They can't see the total until they've chosen a shipping method. Each gate is another moment to reconsider and, on a phone, another screen to load.
Every step change is a fresh page on a patchy connection. One page means one load.
Shipping that only shows up at step three reads as a surprise, however fair the price is.
Fixing a typo in an address shouldn't cost a shopper their place in the flow.
Replacing a checkout is the riskiest thing an app can do to a store, so Onefold is built not to. It is a layer on top of the OpoShop checkout you already have, never a replacement for it.
Onefold never removes or replaces it. If Onefold can't run (a blocked script, a slow network, an unexpected response) it takes itself away and the shopper is looking at your standard checkout, on the same order, and can finish paying.
Onefold picks up the order OpoShop already created for that cart. It never starts a second one, so you do not get duplicate orders for the same cart.
Card details are typed straight into your payment provider's own secure fields. Onefold never sees, stores or transmits them, and it never decides an order is paid. OpoShop does.
Every price, shipping rate and tax figure is worked out by OpoShop, and discount codes are checked and applied by OpoShop. Onefold shows what comes back. It does not set a price or a discount of its own.
Installing Onefold changes nothing. You turn it on when you're ready, and turning it off takes effect on the very next page load.
Three steps for you. None for your shoppers.
Nothing changes on your storefront. Onefold arrives switched off.
One toggle in Settings. Onefold reads your store's own colours and corner style, so it looks like your shop rather than like an app.
Your dashboard shows how many checkouts ran on one page and how many were handed back to the standard checkout. If that second number ever climbs, switch it off. It takes effect on the shopper's next page load.
Contact, delivery, shipping and payment are all visible. Fields reveal themselves as they become relevant. Nothing is locked behind a Continue button.
Apple Pay, Google Pay and Link appear in the payment section when your payment provider offers them to that shopper on that device.
Full addresses are suggested as they type, which means fewer typos, fewer failed deliveries and fewer support emails for you.
The size and colour of each item, discounts and shipping appear in the order summary as soon as OpoShop works them out.
"That doesn't look like an email address", not an error code. A mistyped email is flagged as soon as the shopper leaves the field.
Onefold picks up your storefront's palette, corner radius and font automatically. No extra fonts are loaded.
Gift options, donations, cross-sells and bundle discounts are added to the order by OpoShop, not by the page they were chosen on. Because Onefold drives that same order and displays what OpoShop returns, lines added by your other apps still land on it.
Onefold is free to install and free to use. There is no plan to pick and no per-order fee.
The shopper ends up on your standard OpoShop checkout, on the same order, and completes their purchase. Onefold never removes your checkout from the page. It sits on top of it, so stepping aside is all it has to do. It also reports every time this happens, so you can see it rather than guess.
No. Payments run through OpoShop's own payment system and land in your account exactly as they do now. Onefold doesn't process payments, doesn't hold funds and doesn't touch your payout settings.
Card fields are rendered by your payment provider, not by Onefold, and card data goes straight from the shopper's browser to them. Onefold never sees a card number, never stores one and never logs one.
Discount codes and shipping rates are applied by OpoShop, the same as on your standard checkout. Onefold asks OpoShop to apply a code and shows what comes back. One gap to know about: automatic discounts that depend on the shopper's email address are not applied on the one-page checkout yet.
PayPal shoppers are handed to your standard OpoShop checkout to pay, on the same order. We'd rather send shoppers down a route that's already proven than rebuild a payment flow that works.
Not yet. Turning it on shows it to every shopper, and a test order placed with a real card is a real charge. What you do get: it arrives switched off, the dashboard tells you whether it is working and why a shopper was sent to your standard checkout, and switching it off takes effect on the shopper's next page load.
Onefold is built by Found, an independent studio making apps for OpoShop merchants. It's not built or operated by OpoShop.
Install it free, leave it off until you're ready, and turn it on when you want to see what a single-page checkout does for your store.
Get it on the OpoShop App Store