The next thing, offered once.
Nine upsell types on the product page, in the bag and inside the set builder. Their discounts apply through the same Luxe Rewards discount, so the price shown is the price charged.
- upsell types
- 9
- only possible with sets and a ladder
- 5
- boxes ticked for the shopper
- 0
Where they show. What they say.
Four are the upsells you know. Five are possible only because Luxe owns the set, the ladder and the checkout price.
And two more in the Luxe cart drawer: You may also like, and the Gift-ready add-on for gift wrap or a card.
Offered, never pushed.
Three moments from the Luxe test storefront.
Tick what they want. Frequently bought together starts with nothing ticked.
- Buy 3$61.20$20.40 each · Save 15%Quantity breaks
Buy more, pay less each. Quantity breaks price every unit.
Close the gap. The drawer offers what reaches the next reward.
Three decisions. Then live.
- The typeNine types, each with its own place: the product page, the bag or the builder.
- The productsHand-picked, Shopify's recommendations, Luxe co-purchase data or your pairing rules by filter.
- The discountOptional, applied by the Luxe Rewards discount, so the price shown holds at checkout.
An upsell needs a place. Give it the bag.
Questions, briefly.
Is anything ticked or added for the shopper?
No. Frequently bought together starts with every box unticked, and the checkout offer is never pre-selected.
Does an accepted upsell make a Luxe order?
Yes. An order with an add-on from one of your published upsells counts as a Luxe order, as an order with a set does.
Where do the suggestions come from?
Products you pick by hand, Shopify's related and complementary products, Luxe co-purchase data from your Luxe orders, or pairing rules by filter.
Can the drawer suggest what closes the gap to a reward?
Yes. Tier gap filler offers items priced to reach the next rung of your ladder, never discounted, so the promise holds at checkout.
