Bundles and supply tiers
Bigger supplies and bundles offered in the buy box.
Why it matters on a supplement pageOne bottle runs out in a month. Offer a 2- or 3-month supply and name the saving. Buyers stock up without feeling upsold.
Intent-named supply tiers
Three supply cards named by purpose (Discovery, Recommended, Best price), each with the price per day.
Daily products sold in 1-, 2- and 3-month supplies.
Stop at three cards. A fourth just adds noise.
Quantity radio list with savings
Short rows for 1, 2 or 3 bottles, with savings badges on the bigger ones and the middle row preselected.
Small buy boxes on phone, or pages with many options above.
A badge on every row means none stands out. Badge only the one you want picked.
Buy X, get Y free
Supply cards that say 'Buy 2, get 1 free' instead of a percentage off.
Offers where 'free' feels bigger to buyers than the same saving as a percentage.
Do the maths. The free-bottle offer must be as honest as the percentage it replaces.
Build your own bundle
A short builder: pick a size, add products, and see a gift or discount unlock as you add more.
Brands with several products that people take together.
Keep it to two steps in the buy box. A bigger builder needs its own page.
Partner add-on toggle
A one-tap yes or no under the plan that adds the matching product for a partner, at a discount.
Products two people take together: fertility, sleep, a shared routine.
Start on No. A pre-ticked add-on for someone else feels like a trick.
Complete the routine
Under the button, one or two products that go with it, each with a tick box and its price.
Brands with products people use together, like a night routine.
Two add-ons at most. Pre-tick nothing the shopper didn’t choose.
Ready-made stacks
Pick a ready-made stack of products, with the saving shown, or just the one product.
Brands whose products work as a set and sell well together.
Name each stack by its use, not by its contents.
Our experiments for bundles and supply tiers
New ideas we built for this part. Live on our demo brand. Not tested yet.
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