The yes cookie tools can't get.
Kukis captures a shopper's email and marketing consent even after they decline your cookies. That's the roughly half of EU traffic cookie-based tools can't see or reach. No popups. No cookies.
This store uses cookies. Most tools lose you the moment you say no.
Try it: click Decline cookies.
Most of your shoppers leave no trace.
In the EU, roughly half of your shoppers reject the cookie banner. At that moment, the tools you use to run your store lose them completely — no tracking, no forms, no recovery flows. They browse your store, add items to their cart, and crumble away without leaving a trace.
of EU shoppers reject cookies. Cookie-based tools then can't track them or show a form.
of shopping carts are abandoned, and most of those shoppers never left you an email.
Cookie consent and marketing consent are legally separate. A shopper can reject one and still say yes to the other.
Everyone else loses them. Kukis catches the crumbs.
Reject the cookies.
Keep the yes.
Under EU law, cookie consent and marketing consent are two separate decisions. A shopper can decline your banner and still give a clean, explicit yes to email.
A cookie-based form dies at that banner. Kukis never needed one.
Go ahead, flip either switch. They don't touch each other.
Four surfaces. One consent model.
Each one offers shoppers something genuinely useful — their cart saved, a product remembered, a wishlist kept — and one appears only for the shoppers who just said no to cookies. In exchange: a consented email. No popups. No interruptions. Never a cookie.
Save my cart
Your cart and a checkout link, emailed to you.
Save this for later
One product, one email, one link back. No sequence.
Wishlist
No account needed, and price-drop alerts if they want them.
Rejection Recovery
Declined cookies? Two seconds later, one small offer.
Three steps. One clean email.
No popups, no follow-up spam. The shopper chooses to click. That's the whole point.
Shopper clicks a widget
A small button on the page, never a popup. They tap it because they actually want to come back.
A button in the page. Never a popup.
Email + one optional tickbox
They enter their email and get their cart either way. Marketing is a separate box, unchecked by default. Explicit, timestamped, scoped.
One clean email arrives
Their cart, item, or list plus a link back, and a discount only if they opted in to marketing. No sequence, unless they ask for price-drop alerts.
One clean email. A discount only if they opted in.
Every yes, on the record.
What shoppers ask for lands in your Shopify admin as evidence you can show, contacts you can use, and orders you can trace.
Proof for every record
The exact wording shown, its version and language, the time, the widget and the shopper's cookie choice. One page per contact, printable to PDF.
A no is kept too
A marketing box left unticked is recorded as a no, not a gap in your log. A refusal on record is proof as well.
The yes you'd have lost
A dashboard panel for shoppers who declined cookies and still left an email, with the marketing yeses and orders that followed.
Orders traced back
See which saved carts came back as orders, and what they were worth, as Shopify reported them.
Exports that respect opt-outs
A CSV of everyone who said yes to marketing, leaving out anyone who unsubscribed, bounced or asked to be erased.
Your own sending domain
Email goes out from your verified domain, not a shared one. Kukis shows the DNS records to add and re-checks them for you.
Optional Shopify customer sync
New marketing yeses can be added to your Shopify customers as subscribed and tagged, with the date they agreed.
Privacy requests, answered
Shopify's data and deletion requests are handled for you and logged, and erasure keeps the proof that consent was given.
English, Dutch and German
Widgets, forms and emails follow the language your shopper browses your store in.
Built for the shoppers others give up on.
Cookie-based tools only reach the shoppers who accept cookies. Kukis can still reach the other half, the ones who declined.
Cookie-based tools only see the shoppers who accept. The other half decline and vanish. Kukis never needed cookies, so it can still offer that half a way to say yes, the crumbs everyone else drops.
Who Kukis is for, and who it isn't.
Tick what's true for your store.
What is Kukis worth to your store?
Three sliders, your numbers. See what saved carts and products could bring back each month, including from shoppers who declined your cookies.
Estimates from typical e-commerce rates, not a promise. Once installed, the Recovered orders page in Kukis lists your store's real recovered orders, as Shopify reports them, and every charge. Kukis charges €49.99 only in a month it recovers more than €250; outside the euro area the same rule applies in US dollars.
- Save my cart3.4 orders€252
- Save for later & Wishlist2 orders€150
- Rejection Recovery2 orders€154
- Saves
- 128
- Orders back
- 7.4
- Marketing yeses
- 38
€0 until Kukis earns it.
One plan with everything in it. Install free, and pay only in a month Kukis brings real orders back.
€49.99 only in a month Kukis recovers more than €250 for you. Any other month: nothing.
A recovered order is a paid order from a shopper who saved their cart, an item or a wishlist with Kukis in the 30 days before the order.
- Save my cart, Save this for later and Wishlist
- Rejection Recovery after a cookie decline
- Consent log and a proof page per contact
- CSV exports and optional Shopify customer sync
- Email from your own verified domain
- English, Dutch and German
- A Recovered orders page with every order counted and every charge
Billed through your Shopify invoice, capped at €49.99 a month. Outside the euro area the same rule applies in US dollars. Uninstall from Shopify at any time.
Emails send once your domain is verified. Until then Kukis records consent and holds the mail. Development stores are never charged.
Questions merchants ask.
No. Kukis sends the emails shoppers ask for on its own. If you already use an email tool, you can export your marketing contacts as a CSV, or switch on the optional Shopify customer sync, which adds each new marketing yes to your Shopify customers so any tool that syncs from Shopify picks them up.
