Can you explain why you need add-ons in a single payment product? You can just add multiple single payment products to the same checkout for this use case.
Taha Djouab
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Dec 26, 2025
Add-ons are optional, so customers choose to add them. Stacking multiple products means everything's already in the cart and they'd have to remove what they don't want, which feels pushy.
And that difference matters for conversions. When someone's already in buying mode with their card out, a simple "add this for $19?" converts way better than forcing them to evaluate multiple products upfront. It's low friction, high intent.
This is how you increase average order value without hurting your main offer's conversion rate. The primary purchase stays clean, and the bump is just an extra opportunity.
Plus, with shareable payment links I don't need to touch any code. Just set up your product, add your bump offers, and share the link wherever you sell.
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Ayush Agarwal
Dec 26, 2025
Can you explain why you need add-ons in a single payment product? You can just add multiple single payment products to the same checkout for this use case.
Taha Djouab
Dec 26, 2025
Add-ons are optional, so customers choose to add them. Stacking multiple products means everything's already in the cart and they'd have to remove what they don't want, which feels pushy.
And that difference matters for conversions. When someone's already in buying mode with their card out, a simple "add this for $19?" converts way better than forcing them to evaluate multiple products upfront. It's low friction, high intent.
This is how you increase average order value without hurting your main offer's conversion rate. The primary purchase stays clean, and the bump is just an extra opportunity.
Plus, with shareable payment links I don't need to touch any code. Just set up your product, add your bump offers, and share the link wherever you sell.