Give them a reason to add.
Offer structures that make the larger basket the obvious choice.
- Bundles and kits
- Volume and tiered discounts
- Free-shipping thresholds set against margin
- Gift with purchase
- Cart gamification and progress cues
AOV · Flagship service
Bundling, cross-sell and upsell, pricing and offer strategy, free-shipping thresholds and post-purchase. Our strongest documented results sit here.
Order value is usually the cheapest lever to move — you already paid for the visitor. We raise what each order is worth, measured against margin, not just revenue.
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What’s included
A discount can lift AOV and lose money. Every change we make is modeled against margin first, so the uplift is profit you keep.
Offer structures that make the larger basket the obvious choice.
Cross-sell and upsell placed where intent is highest, not where there is space.
Pricing and placement that steer customers toward the products that earn the most.
Anatomy of a bigger basket
We design the cart as a sequence: a threshold worth reaching, an offer that makes sense, and an upsell placed where intent is highest.
Your cart (2)
You’re $12 away from free shipping
Everyday Tee — Black / M
Qty 1
$32.00
Crew Socks — 3 pack
Qty 1
$16.00
Complete the set
Relaxed Shorts
Bundle price · save 15%
Add gift wrap and a handwritten note · $4
Subtotal
$48.00
Set from your order distribution and shipping cost — close enough to chase, high enough to matter.
Bundles priced against margin, suggested from what people actually buy together.
Low-effort extras placed in the cart, where the decision is already made.
A one-click post-purchase offer that never puts the first order at risk.
What you get
Every recommendation comes with the margin math, so finance and marketing are reading the same number.
Where order value is being left behind, with annotated screens and the reasoning.
PDF · at kickoffEach offer modeled against margin and shipping cost before it goes live.
Editable modelWhat each offer did to AOV, conversion and margin — together, not one at a time.
Monthly reportA standing session with the people running the program.
Monthly · liveHow it works
We quantify the order-value gap first, so the first offer we launch is the one worth the most.
The order-value waterfall
Each step is modeled against margin before it goes live, so the uplift is profit you keep, not revenue you bought.
Illustrative example — not a client result.
Who it’s for
Below roughly 500 orders a month (about 50,000 sessions at a 1% conversion rate), a testing program produces inconclusive results. Brands under that floor get research-led fixes and implementation instead, or an honest referral.
Case studies
AOVJot· Coffee+126%Average order valueBundling and subscription structure
AOVWild· Body care+84%Average order value+37% conversion rate across product pagesBundle-driven pages and a tested cart
AOVBlendJet· Kitchen+72%Average order value3x conversion on student and wholesale landing pagesBundle placements and audience landing pages
AOVSuper7· Collectibles+66%Average order value2.4x faster checkoutBundles, upsells and a visual mega-menu“We've increased our revenue by 35–40% by working with 100xRetention. They can do things with Shopify that even Shopify thinks are impossible.”
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Only if they are built badly. We model every offer against margin before launch, and test it against the version without it.
What you already have, if it is sound. We recommend an app only when native Shopify cannot do the job.
They can, which is why we measure conversion and AOV together. An upsell that loses orders is not a win.
Usually faster than conversion work — often within the first month, because the traffic is already there.
We recommend one from your order distribution and shipping costs, then test it.
Yes, and it usually should. Revenue is conversion multiplied by order value, so the two compound.