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Free shipping over $100 · $8 flat below · gifts arrive wrapped
Step 1 · Product page
Signature Gift Box
four flavors

Product photo goes here. On a real store this is the one photo that earns its place above the fold.

Nest & Grove · the gift box

The box everyone asks about.

$148$128Tết · ends Feb 9

4.8 · 31 reviews · read them below the button, not three screens down

Four flavors, eight servings, arrives gift-wrapped with a card you write at checkout. About $16 a serving.

Buy the box, get two bags of roasted cashews free. Added in the cart, marked FREE.

Ships in two days. Local pickup in store, free.

What’s inside

Dried mango, matcha chocolate cashews, candied ginger, chili tamarind. Two servings of each.

How to serve it

Open, share, argue about which flavor is best. Keeps six weeks sealed.

Reviews (31)

“Sent it to my in-laws for Tết and my mother-in-law texted a photo of the box. That has never happened.” On a real store this block is the reviews app, placed here on purpose.

1The hero product is first and says what it is. Price beside the headline, the sale with an end date, the gift where the decision happens, and reviews within a thumb of the button. Viewers spend 57% of their time above the fold; five visible reviews lift purchase likelihood about 270%.NN/g eyetracking · Spiegel Research Center, Northwestern

2One button, and it follows you. Scroll down and a sticky add-to-cart appears. In a vendor’s split test that alone lifted add-to-carts 10% and orders 9%.Zipify · vendor data

Step 2 · Collection

Add-ons that get a cart past $100.

Most added
Snack · 120g

Dried mango

Sweet, a little sour, no sugar added.

$5

Snack · 85g

Matcha chocolate cashews

Roasted cashews, dark chocolate, ceremonial matcha.

$5

Snack · 80g

Candied ginger

Soft, warm, the one grandparents ask for.

$6

3Collection cards carry a price, one line, and a button. Shoppers who add from a collection skip a page. Shopify’s average add-to-cart rate is 4.6%; the top 10% of stores clear 9.6%.Littledata

Step 3 · Cart

Every line visible, including the free one.

Nothing yet. Add the box above.

Add $100 for free shipping.
Subtotal
$0
Shipping
$8
Total
$0

4The gift is a line, marked FREE, not a banner. The free bags appear in the cart the moment the box does. On many stores the gift is promised in a moving bar and then shows up priced at $16.00 in the cart, which reads as a broken promise.

5The shipping bar says exactly what earns free shipping. Extra costs shown late cause 48% of abandonments; 58% of shoppers add an item to reach a threshold. Shipping is shown here, not sprung at the end.Baymard 2024 · Red Stag

Step 4 · Checkout

Guest checkout. Total visible the whole time.

Order placed. In the demo nothing was charged and nothing was sent.

6Three fields, no account, the total in view. Only 45% of Shopify checkouts that start get finished. Among the leading reasons people quit: the site wanted an account (26%), it took too long (22%), the total wasn’t visible up front (21%). This form has none of them.Littledata · Baymard

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