BOLT FOR ENTERPRISE

Make payments
your next
growth advantage.

Turn more intent into revenue. Give customers a faster checkout, keep your payment options open, and bring more control to fraud and operations.

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Built for enterprise ambition. Designed around your stack.

BUILT AROUND YOUR BUSINESS

THE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE

Make every checkout count.

Recognize returning shoppers and put saved information to work. Fewer fields stand between purchase intent and a completed order.

  1. 01Recognize the shopper
  2. 02Prefill saved details
  3. 03Complete the purchase
Less friction. More opportunity.
CHECKOUT THAT WORKS HARDER.
Customer experiencePayment flexibilityOperational control

THE ENTERPRISE ADVANTAGE

A better way to pay.
A stronger way to grow.

Built for the teams accountable for revenue, payment performance, and the customer experience.

01

Win the moment of purchase.

Help returning shoppers move from cart to confirmation with saved details and one-click checkout. Make the experience easier without losing your brand.

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02

Keep your options open.

Connect your checkout to supported payment partners and commerce systems. Choose an integration that fits your business today and your plans for tomorrow.

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03

Give operations an edge.

Equip your team with transaction visibility, fraud review tools, and dispute workflows. Spend less time piecing together the payment picture.

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PROOF IN PERFORMANCE

Real businesses.
Meaningful results.

See how teams have turned a better checkout and less manual work into business impact.

REVOLVE
4%

increase in revenue

3.2%

lift in checkout conversion

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Restaurant Supply
20 hrs

saved each week on fraud review

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Reported results from individual Bolt customer case studies. Outcomes vary by business.

BUILD YOUR BUSINESS CASE

Small gains.
Enterprise impact.

At your scale, a little less friction can mean a lot more revenue. Explore what a change in checkout conversion could be worth.

Monthly checkout attempts × conversion improvement × average order value

Illustrative additional monthly revenue$120,0001,000 additional orders per month

An illustration using your assumptions, not a forecast of Bolt performance. A 0.5-point improvement means, for example, moving from 50% to 50.5% conversion. Excludes fees, refunds, and costs.

A PLAN THAT FITS YOUR BUSINESS

Modernize with intention.

Make the next step in payments a considered one. Bring your commercial, technical, and risk priorities into the same conversation.

  1. 01

    Map the opportunity

    Review your checkout, payment partners, and operational pain points. Define what a successful change looks like for your business.

  2. 02

    Design the integration

    Confirm supported platforms, payment methods, data requirements, and migration scope. Give engineering and risk teams a clear evaluation path.

  3. 03

    Launch. Learn. Improve.

    Validate your integration in a sandbox, plan the production rollout, and measure against the outcomes that matter to your team.

Bring your toughest questions.

Security, integration, and operating requirements deserve a closer look.

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BEFORE WE TALK

Good questions.
A better starting point.

Do we have to replace our entire commerce stack?

Start with your existing architecture. Bolt supports commerce platforms, APIs, and payment partner integrations. Your team can assess the right checkout approach and supported connections before defining a rollout.

Can we work with our existing payment processor?

Bolt supports multiple payment partners. The enterprise conversation should confirm your processor, region, payment methods, and account setup. Processor changes and saved-card migrations can require additional configuration; plan those requirements before launch.

How should we evaluate the business impact?

Establish your current checkout conversion, order value, fraud review workload, and total payment costs. Agree on success measures and compare performance during a controlled rollout, using your own business data.

What should we bring to the first conversation?

Your monthly transaction volume, current commerce platform and processor, markets served, and the biggest friction points for your payments team. We can use that context to discuss fit, integration options, and commercial requirements.

YOUR NEXT CHAPTER IN PAYMENTS

Let’s make your
payments work harder.

Tell us where you are today.
Let’s explore what comes next.

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