Swipefast

Coaches, consultants and creators who sell digital products or consultations today rely on tools like ThriveCart, SamCart or Kajabi to build checkouts, order bumps and upsells. The founder describes spending hours stitching tools together for jobs an AI agent could do in two minutes, and says ThriveCart kept glitching, had outages and felt outdated despite its cost. Other options are described as pricey and trying to do everything instead of offering one checkout that simply works. Setting up a checkout, bump and upsell by hand, then tracking which marketing source actually produced each sale, is manual, slow and often means losing revenue to failed renewals or no attribution at all.

Swipefast connects to AI apps like Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor and Codex via an MCP server, so a seller can describe their offer in plain language and the AI drafts a checkout, order bump and one-click upsell (chainable up to five offers). Anything a buyer would actually see stays a draft until the seller presses Approve inside Swipefast, while live checkouts can still be edited with changes requiring approval and the ability to roll back. The product includes a sales page builder with a roast/critique feature, link attribution via ref or UTM tags with downloadable reports, dashboard reporting on revenue, orders and buyer location, and dunning logic that retries failed subscription renewals every three days (daily for weekly plans) before ending access after four failed tries. It integrates with Stripe, PayPal and tools like Kit, Mailchimp, MailerLite, ActiveCampaign, Kajabi, Zapier and Lemon Squeezy, and developers get an open-source CLI, REST API and signed webhooks on the Pro plan.

The page argues that AI agents can now build a whole checkout from one sentence, and that the hard remaining problem is trusting that agent with real money, which Swipefast's draft-then-approve model is built to solve.