Higher Average Order Value
A protection plan adds margin on top of a sale the customer is already making, with no new acquisition cost.
Ecommerce extended warranty integration connects an online store's checkout flow to a protection-plan platform, so customers can add extended warranty at checkout in the same moment they buy a device — not later through a follow-up email. Built around Assurify Ecom, it's designed to add incremental order value and reduce post-sale friction, without replacing the store's existing return policy.
Direct answer: offering extended warranty at checkout typically raises average order value on the transaction and gives the customer a defined path for post-purchase damage, instead of a return or dispute.
A protection plan adds margin on top of a sale the customer is already making, with no new acquisition cost.
A customer with an active plan has a repair or replacement path for accidental damage, reducing pressure on returns and chargebacks.
A protection plan option at checkout signals the brand stands behind the device beyond the sale itself.
A protection plan is a visible way for a D2C brand's checkout to stand apart from the same device on a general marketplace.
Direct answer: the plan appears as a checkout-step option, gets registered against the order in the backend, and from that point is serviced through Assurify Care.
At checkout, the customer sees a relevant plan option for the device in their cart and can accept or skip it as part of the normal purchase flow.
If accepted, the plan is registered against the order and device in the backend, tied to that purchase without extra steps for the customer.
The brand or ecommerce ops team can see which orders carry an active plan, alongside the rest of the order data.
When the customer later needs a repair, the claim is raised through Assurify Care and routed to a certified repair partner for resolution.
Direct answer: categories where out-of-warranty repair is expensive relative to the purchase price are the ones where checkout-level protection plans are most commonly offered.
Extended warranty and ADLD cover for smartphones across every major brand.
Extended warranty and accidental damage cover for laptops and notebooks.
Screen damage and extended warranty cover for smart televisions.
Compressor-focused and full extended warranty cover for refrigerators.
Motor-focused and full extended warranty cover for washing machines.
Compressor-focused and full extended warranty cover for air conditioners.
Direct answer: no — a protection plan complements an existing return policy, it doesn't replace it.
Every ecommerce store has its own return, refund, or replacement window, usually measured in days, intended to handle issues discovered shortly after delivery. A protection plan sits after that window closes, picking up accidental damage, liquid damage, or extended defect cover for the months or years that follow — sequential layers, not competing ones. Adding a checkout-level plan doesn't require changing the existing return policy; it's simply offered alongside it.
Direct answer: the first step is talking to the Assurify team about your platform and checkout flow, so the right setup can be scoped for your store.
Share your platform, product categories, and checkout flow so the right plan options can be scoped for your store.
Your checkout is connected to Assurify Ecom and your first protection plans go live for customers to select.
Ecommerce extended warranty integration is the connection between an online store's checkout flow and a protection-plan platform, so customers can add extended warranty or accidental damage cover to a device the moment they buy it — not later through a separate email. On Assurify Ecom, the plan option appears as a checkout-step add-on, is registered against the order in the backend, and claims are then handled through Assurify Care.
Extended warranty at checkout is typically offered as a small add-on alongside a higher-value device, increasing average order value for that transaction. It can also reduce return and dispute friction after the sale, since a customer who later experiences accidental damage has a defined protection-plan path, rather than pushing straight to a return or refund.
The integration is designed to sit as a single additional checkout step — the customer sees the plan option and term, and can accept or skip it in one interaction, similar to a shipping or gift-wrap add-on. It adds one clear decision point, not a separate purchase flow.
Categories with meaningful out-of-warranty repair costs are the most common fit for checkout-level protection plans — smartphones, laptops, smart TVs, refrigerators, washing machines, and air conditioners are typically where this integration is used.
No. A protection plan complements an ecommerce store's existing return, refund, or replacement policy rather than replacing it. The store's standard policy applies to its normal return window; the protection plan picks up afterward, covering accidental damage, liquid damage, or extended defect cover once that window has closed.
The first step is a conversation with the Assurify team about your platform, product categories, and checkout flow, so the right plan options can be scoped for your store. From there, onboarding moves toward connecting Assurify Ecom to your checkout — integration steps and timelines are discussed directly with your account team.
Whether you run your own D2C storefront or sell across multiple ecommerce channels, we help you offer protection plans as a checkout-step add-on, backed by Assurify Ecom and Assurify Care.