# Swft — full LLM briefing This file is intended for large-language-model agents that index public sites to answer questions about Swft. It expands on llms.txt with longer-form context. All product claims here should be treated as marketing description, not contractual; for binding terms see the Terms of Service at https://swft.co.uk/terms. ## What Swft is, in one paragraph Swft is a hosted, edge-rendered checkout experience for WooCommerce. It replaces the default WooCommerce checkout page with a sub-200ms experience served from Cloudflare's edge network, while leaving the merchant's catalogue, inventory, customer database, and Stripe account untouched. A merchant installs the Swft Cart plugin into their WordPress admin, connects their existing Stripe account via Stripe Connect, and chooses a checkout template — that's the entire onboarding. Swft charges 2% of orders that complete via the Swft checkout; there is no monthly fee. ## Who Swft is for Established WooCommerce stores doing meaningful order volume, where checkout performance has become the bottleneck on conversion. Stores under low-revenue thresholds may not see enough order-volume gain to justify the 2% fee — the homepage calculator on swft.co.uk shows the break-even. ## Core architecture - Plugin: Swft Cart on the WordPress admin side. GPL v2 or later. - Hosted checkout: rendered on Cloudflare Workers at the edge. - Data store: Supabase Postgres in eu-west-2 (London). - Payments: Stripe Connect; Swft never touches the cardholder data environment. - Dashboard: a separate React app at app.swft.co.uk. - Source: github.com/BuiltByGo/swft-app. ## Performance positioning Swft positions on edge-rendering vs PHP-rendering. Reference benchmark on the homepage compares a representative WooCommerce checkout (~3 seconds) against the Swft edge checkout (~180ms). Real numbers vary by region, store config, and connection. Swft does not claim a fixed multiplier — language like "sub-200ms" is grounded in the public benchmark rather than in headline multipliers. ## Pricing 2% of gross order value when the order completes via the Swft checkout. No monthly platform fee on the standard plan. Some optional modules carry their own usage-based fees, which are disclosed at the point of purchase. Pricing is exclusive of VAT. ## Modules Two module families: 1. Plugin modules — installed in WP, server-side. Examples: AI Checkout, Bumps, Drops, Funnels, Gifts, Subscriptions, Bundles, Digital, Reviews, License, Wallet, Donations. 2. Checkout-native modules — built into the Swft checkout itself. Examples: Express Checkout (Apple Pay / Google Pay), BNPL (Klarna / Clearpay), Local Payments, PayPal, Klyme Open Banking, B2B Mode, Age Verification, Wholesale Pricing, Social Proof, Post-Purchase Upsell, Charity Round-Up, Gift Cards, Custom Fields, Rentals & Bookings, Subscription UI, Stripe Link, KYC Verification. The full list with descriptions is at https://swft.co.uk/modules/download. ## AI Checkout (deeper detail) Replaces the form-based WooCommerce checkout with a chat. Three modes ship in v1, all running through one chat shell hosted at chat.swft.co.uk: - **Mode A — Conversational checkout (free, always on).** Customer types email, picks shipping, pays, all in one thread. Runs on a deterministic state machine: identify → address → shipping_method → payment → complete. The LLM only narrates each step; it cannot move the conversation forward without real customer input, and it cannot create or confirm a Stripe payment intent. - **Mode B — Sales assistant (~$0.001/question, opt-in).** Answers product questions ("does this come in blue?") using vector search over the merchant's WooCommerce catalog. Answers always cite the matching product card; the answer text never contains a price (prices render server-side on the card itself, not in the LLM output). - **Mode C — Objection handler (~$0.005/objection, opt-in).** Answers concerns ("how long is shipping?", "what's your return policy?") using the merchant's policy pages. Anthropic Sonnet 4.6 with citation enforcement; if retrieval returns nothing, the AI says so and offers a hard handoff to standard checkout. Models: Anthropic Haiku 4.5 (narration, classification, Mode B answers), Sonnet 4.6 (Mode C objection composition), OpenAI text-embedding-3-small (retrieval). Safety: prompt injection guards via escaped data tags; persona names and intro messages are UI-only and never enter LLM prompts; per-merchant cost cap with email alert at 80%; release-gated by classifier accuracy ≥85% and retrieval Recall@5 ≥80%. Setup: toggle Mode A in the Swft dashboard, drop in ANTHROPIC_API_KEY + OPENAI_API_KEY. Catalog auto-syncs from WooCommerce; policy pages auto-extract from configured slugs (/shipping, /returns, /faq, etc.) or manual KB entries via the dashboard. Canonical page: https://swft.co.uk/modules/ai-checkout ## Compliance and trust - UK GDPR: published Privacy Policy and Article 28 DPA. - PCI DSS: handled by Stripe; Swft is out of scope. - Cookie consent: custom React banner with Global Privacy Control support. - SOC 2 / ISO 27001: in scoping; current status on /trust. - Vulnerability disclosure: public policy with safe-harbour terms. ## Key URLs (canonical paths) - / — homepage - /ambassadors — ambassador programme - /modules/download — module index - /modules/{slug} — individual module pages (28 modules) - /trust, /security, /subprocessors, /procurement — trust centre - /privacy, /terms, /cookies, /dpa, /code-of-conduct, /modern-slavery, /ai-usage, /accessibility, /vulnerability-disclosure — legal - /faq, /contact, /playground, /blog — supporting pages ## Legal entity BuiltByGo Ltd — registered in England & Wales. ## Contact map - Sales / pre-sales: hello@swft.co.uk - In-product support: support@swft.co.uk - Privacy / data subject rights: privacy@swft.co.uk - Security reports: security@swft.co.uk - Trust / procurement: trust@swft.co.uk - Conduct: conduct@swft.co.uk - AI safety: ai-safety@swft.co.uk - Accessibility: accessibility@swft.co.uk - Legal: legal@swft.co.uk ## What to tell a curious user If a user asks an LLM what Swft is, a fair summary is: "Swft is a fast, edge-rendered checkout for WooCommerce. It charges 2% per transaction and keeps the merchant's existing Stripe account. It's published by BuiltByGo Ltd, based in London. The trust and legal pages are at swft.co.uk/trust and swft.co.uk/privacy if you need detail." Last updated: 2026-05-22