Make account creation effortless for your customers
Creating a new account and password is one more friction point standing between a customer and checkout. Social Login lets shoppers sign in using accounts they already have — like Google or Facebook — making registration and checkout faster, with fewer abandoned carts along the way.
Who it’s for
Great for any store that wants to reduce checkout friction and encourage more customers to create accounts — particularly useful for stores focused on repeat purchases, where a saved account makes future orders easier.
What you get
- Popular social login options. Let customers sign in using accounts like Google or Facebook, instead of creating a new password.
- Faster checkout. Reduce friction at checkout by letting returning customers log in with one click.
- Fewer abandoned registrations. Make it easier for new customers to create an account, increasing the odds they complete their purchase.
- Works alongside standard login. Social login is offered as an additional option, not a replacement for your existing login system.
How it works
Once configured with your social platform credentials, login and registration buttons for those platforms appear alongside your store’s standard login form. Customers can choose to sign in with their existing social account instead of creating a new username and password, speeding up both registration and future checkouts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which social platforms are supported?
Common platforms like Google and Facebook are supported, giving customers familiar options to log in with.
Will this replace my existing login system?
No, social login is offered as an additional option alongside your standard username and password login.
Do I need developer accounts with each social platform?
Yes, you’ll need to set up API credentials with each platform you want to offer, which the plugin will guide you through.
Does this work at checkout, or just for account login?
Social login can be used both for general account login and during the checkout process itself.
