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Switch between "3-step Checkout" and "One Page Checkout"

A smooth checkout process is one of the crucial factor to encourage customers to finish their orders and reduce the bounce rate. ShopBase online store owners can choose to give their store one of two payment processes for their customers: 3-step Checkout and One Page Checkout. This article compares the two forms of payment and guide you on how to switch from a three-page checkout process to one that allows customers to pay in one page or vice versa.

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A. 3-step checkout and one page checkout comparison
B. How to switch between "3-step Checkout" and "One Page Checkout"

A. 3-step checkout and one page checkout comparisons



3-step checkout displays customer information, shipping method and payment method on three different pages.

3-step checkout

One-page checkout displays all elements of a standard checkout including items in the cart, shipping address, billing address, delivery methods, and payment information on just one page. This process is more time-saving for customers with fewer clicks compared to the other process. Also, the idea of a one-page checkout can initially appear easier to complete as fewer steps can appeal to time-conscious customers.

One page checkout

B. How to switch between "3-step Checkout" and "One Page Checkout"



From your ShopBase admin, go to Online Store > Themes. Select the theme you want to edit and choose Customize.


Select Checkout page from the dropdown menu.


Select Layout & user interface section.


In Layout, select One Page Checkout or 3-step Checkout.


Click Save once finished.

This set up is only available for ShopBase stores.



Overview of Checkout
Disable the "Add to cart" button
How to customize cart page?
Customize payment form and checkout page display
Optimize checkout page for better conversion rate
Set up Order Processing Bar and Delivery Policy on Thank-you page
How to get your customers updated of their order status tracking?

Updated on: 27/10/2022

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