Post-checkout upsells, one offer per page.
One product per page after checkout, promo already applied, with a cart that carries the running total forward.
Upsells, built as one system.
One offer per page
The add-on, the nausea kit, the longer term, each on its own page with a clear no.
Promo already applied
No code to type; the running total from checkout carries forward.
Offers swap without a deploy
Order, price and copy of each offer come from config.
Adds to the same subscription
An accepted offer lands on the subscription the patient just started.
What the platform shipped, and what we replace it with.
The minute they're most willing to buy is the minute the funnel stops selling.
Thank you
What came in the box
None.
Receipt · $387
Day 30
Someone who just committed to a three-month plan sees a receipt.
Nausea kit
+$29What goes in
One offer per page after checkout, promo already applied, the cart carrying the running total forward.
Asked before every upsells build.
Will upsells annoy patients or drive refunds?+
They are offers a patient on this protocol would want anyway, priced as a bundle, one product per page, easy to decline. We watch refunds and month-two churn next to the take rate, and an offer that raises the first order but costs a subscriber gets pulled.
How many offers after checkout?+
Usually one or two, then the receipt. The cart carries the running total from one offer to the next so nobody is surprised by a charge, and we test the order and the count the same way we test anything else: the version that earns more without costing subscribers stays.
Is this only checkout, or the money after the first order?+
Both. Upsell pages after checkout raise what the first order is worth, and the portal is where refills, doses and the clinician thread live, which is what decides whether someone is still paying in month three. Same system, same tests.
How fast does the first test go live?+
As soon as tracking agrees with Stripe. That comes first because a test measured against the wrong number wins the wrong way, and you pay for that twice: once in the traffic spent on it, again in rolling the loser out everywhere. The moment the report and the settled charges tell the same story, the first variation goes up.
Are you a white-label or an agency?+
Neither. A build partner: one senior engineer builds every engagement, with specialists scoped in when it needs a compliance review, a payments edge case or a design pass. You pay a fixed price, not a monthly platform fee and not a cut of ad spend, and what gets built runs in your repo.
