Checkout offers
Offer one more product at checkout, and a follow-up right after payment.
Checkout offers let a buyer add another of your products while they are already buying. There are three, and each product can set its own:
- Order bump: a checkbox on checkout that adds one more product to the order. For example: add the workbook for Rp 49.000.
- Offer after paying: a one-tap offer right after payment, bought as its own order. For example: add the template pack for Rp 99.000.
- Cheaper offer if they say no: shown only if the buyer declines the first offer after paying. For example: add the starter pack for Rp 49.000 instead.
Checkout offers need the Pro or Business plan.
Store offers and product offers
Your store has its own order bump and post-payment offer, set from Checkout in the sidebar. Every product starts out showing those. See Checkout.
A product can follow the store, pick its own, or show nothing. Its own choice applies only to buyers of that product.
Set a product's offers
- Open the product and find the Checkout offers card.
- For each offer, pick one:
- Use what my store is set to keeps the store's offer.
- Pick something for this product lets you choose a Product. For the two offers after paying, choose its Price too.
- Show nothing here turns the offer off for this product.
- Choose Save checkout offers.
Under each offer, Today they see tells you what buyers of this product are shown right now.
The cheaper second offer follows the first one. If the product shows nothing after paying, there is no second offer either. If it uses the store's first offer, it also uses the store's second offer.
Currency
An offer is priced in the currencies its product has prices in. Buyers paying in any other currency don't see it. The card tells you which currencies an offer covers.
When an offer stops showing
The card warns you when an offer can't be shown, for example when the product you picked is no longer on sale or has been deleted. Until you fix it, buyers of this product see nothing in that place. Pick another product, or put the offered product back on sale.