Yever a Brazilian payments fintech, is launching a checkout that boosts conversions by up to 32% and increases the average e-commerce ticket by 27%, reinforcing the potential of the final stage of the purchase as a decisive point of sales. Aimed primarily at small and medium-sized businesses, the solution has already delivered consistent results in segments such as fashion, beauty, health, home, and decor. More than 3,000 stores in Brazil use the checkout , processing millions of reais per month and growing steadily.
The solution adopts a modular and customizable structure, allowing retailers to configure the purchasing journey without technical support. Features include one-click upselling , order bumping , product customization, behavior analysis, gamified progress bars, and visual cues that guide and encourage consumers to complete the purchase. The technology integrates with leading store systems and traffic platforms, such as Facebook and Google, ensuring accurate tracking and real-time adjustments based on data.
For Andrews Vourodimos, CEO and founder of Yever , the difference lies in the way we approach the final stage of the purchase. "It can be more than just a form. When done well, it increases revenue, reduces abandonment, and builds customer loyalty, without the retailer needing to invest more in media. Our goal is to transform the "yes" moment into an engine of growth," he states.
In a recent case study, an SME in the women's fashion sector saw a 35% increase in sales and a 22% increase in the average ticket price in the first month after adopting the system. "The difference is that retailers can adjust their own sales strategy at checkout, without relying on developers or agencies, which accelerates returns and increases competitiveness against major players," Vourodimos highlights . Yever plans to expand the potential of smart checkout with new AI-based product recommendation modules and additional integrations to increase retailers' operational efficiency.
