Upsell and Cross-sell

Create add-on sales on product and cart pages. Showing the right product to someone who has already decided to buy is the cheapest growth there is.

Counted in the panel 1,284 shown 176 accepted 176 extra items

What do upsell and cross-sell do?

You suggest a second product to a customer who has already decided to buy — at the right moment. The panel counts how often it was shown and how often it was accepted, so you never have to guess which suggestion works.

The offer

Put a second product next to the first

Suggest the scarf to someone viewing the coat, or a care kit to someone viewing shoes. The offer appears at its own price, and if the customer accepts, it goes into the cart at that price.

Wool Coat · Camel ₺1.450

Suggested alongside

Wool Scarf · Camel ₺340 ₺289 Add to cart

The offer appears next to the product at its own price. If the customer accepts, it is added to the cart at the offer price.

Placement

Three different moments to offer

While they browse the product, while they complete the cart at checkout, or right after the order is placed. You choose where each offer appears when you set the campaign up.

Where the offer appears

1 Product page While browsing the product
2 Checkout While completing the cart
3 Post-purchase After the order is placed

The same offer can run in three different places. You choose where it appears when you set the campaign up.

Up-sell

Sometimes the right suggestion is the upgrade

Instead of adding a product alongside, suggest the upgraded model of what they are viewing. Same engine, same screen — there is no second tool to learn.

Standard model ₺1.450 What they are viewing Upgraded model ₺1.890 Suggested

Up-sell runs on the same engine: instead of the product they are viewing, you suggest the upgraded model. Managed from the same screen as cross-sell.

Measurement

How often shown, how often accepted

Impressions and acceptances are counted separately for every campaign. Every accepted offer is an extra product in the cart — so you see which pairing works and which is shown for nothing, and switch the weak one off.

Counted in the panel

1.284 Shown 176 Accepted

For every campaign, how many times the offer was shown and how many times it was accepted are counted separately. Every accepted offer is an EXTRA product in the cart — you see which suggestion works from numbers.

Pricing

The offer price holds all the way to the order line

The discounted price shown to the customer carries into the cart, the checkout and the order record. A different amount never appears at the till.

The offer price holds

In the offer ₺289
In the cart ₺289
At checkout ₺289
On the order line ₺289

The offer price carries through to the cart, the checkout and the order record. The customer never meets a different amount than the one they saw.

Matching

You decide which offer appears on which product

Match by product or by category, then turn the campaign on, off, or run it only during a set period.

Which offer on which product

Coat → Scarf, gloves
Shoes → Care kit
Bag → Wallet

Activate the campaign

You match which offer appears on which product, and turn the campaign on or off whenever you want.

Basket size is standing still

Raising visitor numbers is expensive; selling one more item to the same customer is nearly free.

A shop owner offering a second product alongside the first

Shown and accepted The panel counts both

The offer price holds What was accepted is what the basket charges

Complementary products stay hidden

Customers leave without knowing the case, spare part or matching item exists.
Recommendations updated by hand

As the catalogue grows, nobody can track what belongs next to what.
Irrelevant suggestions break trust

A random product only clutters the page.

How it works at

Pick the recommendation yourself, or use the pairing the panel derives from past orders.

1- Choose per product

Set exactly what appears next to which product from the product card.
2- Write a category rule

Instead of per-product picks, define “recommend this category next to that one”.
3- Use frequently bought together

The panel extracts products bought together in past orders and suggests them.
4- Choose where it shows

Display on the product detail page, in the cart or at checkout.

What you gain

More revenue from the same visitor, with no extra ad spend.

Average basket grows

Add-to-cart rates rise when the complementary product is visible.

Stock balances out

Show slow movers beside fast sellers to even things out.

Customers find the right item

No need to leave the site to look for a compatible spare or accessory.

Set up once

Write the rule once; new products join it automatically.

Related features

Campaign and Coupon Tools

Combine add-on sales with a campaign to grow the basket further.

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Loyalty Points

Offer points on the second item to encourage adding it.

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Mail, SMS and WhatsApp Automation

Remind customers of the complementary product after purchase.

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Grow your basket size.

Open your free store and set up your first frequently-bought-together rule today.

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