# Bundle Builder
Source: https://explore.boost.shop/pages/bundleBuilder
Let your shoppers build their own multi-product bundle, get a "buy more, save more" deal, and check out in one order — the build-a-box experience included in every Boost plan, and the best on Shopify.
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# What it is
The Bundle Builder lets a shopper pick several products, combine them into one bundle at a deal price, and add the whole thing to cart in a single step. It's the build-a-box format leading CPG and supplement brands run — "build your own kit," "mix and match and save."
It's included in every Boost plan, no extra app to install. And you don't get just one — you can run up to **three separate bundle builders**, each with its own box sizes, its own product selection, and its own link, so you can point different builders at different audiences.
# The problem it solves
Build-a-box is the format CPG customers want — but the usual way to offer it works against you:
* **It's a separate app, bolted onto your store.** Adding a build-a-box means installing a dedicated bundle app — another install, another bill, another widget that loads slow and clashes with your branding.
* **The experience is clunky, and worst on mobile.** Most bundle tools cram size, every product, and the deal onto one cluttered page. On a phone it's overwhelming, and shoppers give up before they finish — a builder customers abandon makes you nothing.
* **One builder can't serve every channel.** Your main site, your email list, and your ad traffic each want a different offer — but a single bolted-on builder forces one configuration for all of them.
Boost fixes the part that matters: build-a-box that's included, built-in, and good — three of them, each tuned to a different audience.
# How it works
Boost gives your shopper a clean, focused bundling flow, and gives you up to three builders to deploy however you sell.
**1. Pick the products.** The shopper chooses the items they want in their bundle from the selection you set, on a fast, brand-matched screen that's easy to tap through on mobile.
**2. The deal builds as they go.** A "buy more, save more" discount grows as they add items, so shoppers are nudged toward a fuller bundle — the bigger box becomes the obvious choice.
**3. Check out as one order.** The finished bundle adds to cart as a single order, with every product as a real line item, so your fulfillment and 3PL see exactly what's inside.
You configure each of your three builders in a setup wizard — separate box sizes, products, and discount for each — and give each its own link to drop on your site, in an email, or behind an ad. No code, with a live preview before you go live.
# What you get
* **A bigger average order.** A built bundle is a multi-product order, and the "buy more, save more" deal pushes it bigger — more revenue from the same traffic.
* **Three builders, three channels.** Run one on your main site, one for email, one for ad traffic — each with its own products, sizes, and offer, so every audience gets the right bundle.
* **An experience shoppers finish.** A focused, mobile-first flow means more completed bundles than a clunky bolt-on builder — especially where most of your customers shop.
* **Included, not another app.** It's part of Boost, not a separate bundle app to install and pay for — one platform, one bill, native to your store.
# Works with your stack
* **Is this an add-on?** No — the Bundle Builder is included in every Boost plan. It's part of the Boost foundation, not a separate app or an extra bill.
* **Do I really get three builders?** Yes. You can run three distinct bundle builders at once, each with its own box sizes, product selection, and link — built to target different audiences and channels.
* **Will it mess up fulfillment?** No. Every product in a bundle adds as a real line item, so your 3PL, inventory, and reporting see the true contents of every order.
* **Where does it run?** Natively in the Boost storefront your shoppers already use — your branding, your products, no separate widget fighting your theme.
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# Make it recurring
The Bundle Builder sells a box once. For supplement and food brands, the real value is when that box comes back every month — recurring revenue from the same build-a-box your shoppers already love.
That's the upgrade path:
* **[Stack Builder](/pages/stack-builder)** — the guided version tuned for supplement regimens: walk a shopper through building a complete daily stack, step by step, and subscribe to the whole thing at once.
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# Cart
Source: https://explore.boost.shop/pages/cart
The Boost Cart is the best cart on Shopify — a slide-out conversion engine with reward tiers, AI-powered recommendations, and one-tap subscribe that replaces your default cart, or the second-tier cart app you're paying for now, with the experience merchants say is the best they've used.
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# What it is
The Boost Cart is the slide-out cart Boost runs on your store. It's the original Boost product — the foundation the whole platform is built on, refined on the carts of leading CPG brands into the best cart experience on Shopify.
It does three jobs your cart should already be doing and probably isn't: it shows shoppers a reward they can unlock by adding more (up to four tiers), recommends complementary products in real time, and turns a one-time buyer into a subscriber with a single tap — in a fast, brand-matched slide-out cart that never makes the shopper leave the page.
# The problem it solves
Your cart is the highest-leverage real estate in your store — every buyer passes through it. A default Shopify cart wastes it, and the cart apps that try to fix it waste it differently:
* **The default cart is a dead-end.** It holds what the shopper picked and sends them to checkout — no nudge to a bigger order, no product discovery, no path to subscribe. Every cart that checks out at the bare minimum is money you already paid the traffic for, left on the table.
* **The second-tier cart apps deliver a worse experience.** Rebuy, AfterSell, and the other cart upsell apps bolt features onto a clunky, generic cart — slow to load, awkward on mobile, fighting your branding. They add upsells at the cost of the experience, and shoppers feel it.
* **None of them are built for the way CPG sells.** Reorders, bundles, daily regimens, subscribe-and-save — the typical cart treats a supplement buyer the same as a one-off impulse purchase.
Boost is the cart merchants switch to and call the best on Shopify — every conversion feature the others have, in the experience they don't.
# How it works
The Boost Cart works on every shopper automatically, the moment they add an item — nothing for the shopper to set up, nothing to learn.
**1. The reward bar shows what's next.** The shopper sees how close they are to the next reward — "Spend \$25 more for free shipping" — with a progress bar that updates live as they add items. Set up to four tiers, mixing free shipping, discounts, and free gifts.
**2. They add more to unlock it.** A \$50 cart becomes a \$75 cart because the shopper can see the reward one step away. The nudge that grows order value is built into the cart itself.
**3. AI recommends the next product.** Built on Shopify's recommendation engine, Boost reads the cart in real time and suggests complementary products the shopper didn't think to add — the curated cross-sell that lifts order value without feeling pushy.
**4. One tap turns a buyer into a subscriber.** A shopper can switch any eligible product to a subscription right in the cart — no separate flow, no second page — through the subscription provider you already run.
You set the tiers, the rewards, the recommendations, and the cart's look in a setup wizard — no code, brand-matched, with a live preview before you go live.
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# What you get
* **A bigger average order.** Reward tiers turn "spend \$25 more for free shipping" into real dollars — the \$50 cart that becomes \$75, on traffic you already paid for.
* **More subscribers, from the cart.** Letting a one-time buyer subscribe in a single tap, at the moment of purchase, converts more of them than any post-sale email ever will.
* **Product discovery that lifts AOV.** Real-time recommendations surface the next product a shopper wants, so orders grow and the store feels curated for them.
* **One cart instead of three apps.** Reward bar, cross-sells, and subscribe are native to one cart — one bill, one experience, nothing fighting your theme.
# Works with your stack
* **Is this an add-on?** No — the Boost Cart is the foundation, included in every Boost plan. It's the original Boost product the rest of the platform builds on.
* **Does it replace my current cart?** Yes. Whether you're on the default Shopify cart or a second-tier cart app like Rebuy or AfterSell, the Boost Cart replaces it — you only run one cart, and Boost is the one merchants say is the best on Shopify.
* **Do I have to switch subscription apps?** No. Switch-to-subscription runs through the provider you already use — Recharge, Skio, and other leading apps. The cart just adds the one-tap experience on top.
* **Is it hard to set up?** No. A setup wizard walks you through tiers, rewards, recommendations, and styling in minutes — no code, with a live preview.
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Let shoppers build their own box and watch average order value climb.
Test your reward tiers against a variant — and keep the ladder that earns more.
One more "yes" at the moment a customer is primed to buy.
See the revenue your cart drives, in plain dollars.
# Cart Reward Tiers A/B Testing
Source: https://explore.boost.shop/pages/cart-ab-testing
Is a free gift at \$75 worth more than 10% off at \$60? Stop debating it — test it. Cart Reward A/B Testing runs your current reward tiers against one variant on live traffic, splits shoppers evenly between the two, and shows you which ladder actually earns more.
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# What it is
Cart Reward A/B Testing lets you test your reward ladder the way you'd test an ad: two versions, a 50/50 split, one winner. Your current Rewards Tiers become the Control automatically — nothing to rebuild — and you set up one Variant with the change you want to prove: a different threshold, a different discount, a different free gift, more or fewer tiers.
You'll find it in Boost Admin under **Cart → A/B Tests**. Schedule the test, let it run, and read the results in a report built for one question: which version made you more money?
# The problem it solves
Your reward tiers are the engine that grows your average order — and today, changing them is a guess:
* **You change the ladder and hope.** Swap the \$60 discount for a \$75 gift, watch revenue for two weeks, and you still can't say whether the change did it — or the ad campaign, the season, or the weekend.
* **Before-and-after comparisons lie.** Last month's traffic isn't this month's traffic. The only honest comparison is two versions running side by side, on the same shoppers, at the same time.
* **Generic A/B tools can't touch your cart.** Landing-page testing tools live outside your cart — they can't split a reward ladder that's wired into your cart's pricing, gifts, and progress bar.
Boost tests the reward ladder itself, natively, in the cart your shoppers already use.
# How it works
**1. Create your test.** Your current Rewards Tiers load in as the Control. You build one Variant — different thresholds, different discount values, different free gifts, more or fewer tiers, up to four. (Free shipping can be part of the test too, as long as both versions keep your live free-shipping threshold.)
**2. Schedule it.** Pick a start and end date and publish, or schedule it ahead — Boost starts and stops the test for you. Tests run on ET (Eastern Time) days, starting at 12:00 AM and ending at 11:59 PM.
**3. Boost splits shoppers 50/50.** Every cart is assigned to one version and stays on it, and both versions are locked in at launch — so mid-test edits never muddy your results. The sale is never at risk: both versions are real, working reward ladders. The test only decides which one a shopper sees.
**4. Read the report, keep the winner.** Test carts, conversion, revenue, and orders for each version — plus which reward tier shoppers reached before checkout. A **Leading** badge marks the version earning more per cart while the test runs, and the **Winner** is crowned when it ends.
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# What you get
* **An answer in real dollars.** Not a hunch — a side-by-side report showing which reward ladder earns more per cart, backed by real orders.
* **Tier-by-tier insight.** See how many carts reached each reward tier before checkout, so you learn *why* a ladder won — not just that it did.
* **Test orders you can find in Shopify.** Boost tags every test order — like `Boost Cart AB1 Control` and `Boost Cart AB1 Variant` — so you can filter both groups right in Shopify Admin.
# Works with your stack
* **Do I have to rebuild my tiers to test them?** No. Your live Rewards Tiers become the Control automatically — you only build the Variant.
* **What can the Variant change?** Reward thresholds, discount values, free gifts, and the number of tiers — up to four, same as your live ladder. The discount type and cart requirement stay shared across both versions, and free shipping keeps the same threshold — though the Variant can move it to a different tier position.
* **What about my other currencies?** A test runs on one currency at a time. Every other currency keeps your live Rewards Tiers, untouched.
* **Can I edit my live rewards mid-test?** The tested currency's Rewards Tiers are locked while a test is scheduled or running, so the comparison stays clean — they unlock when the test ends. Pausing also unlocks them, but if you change them, the paused test can't be resumed.
* **How many tests can I run?** One cart reward test at a time. Pause or end a test whenever you want — the report keeps everything it's learned. Resuming a paused test just needs its schedule to still be open and your live Rewards Tiers unchanged.
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The best cart on Shopify — home of the reward tiers you're testing.
Test your checkout upsells the same way — offer vs. offer.
Test your post-purchase offers too — sequence vs. sequence.
# Checkout Upsells
Source: https://explore.boost.shop/pages/checkout
Add one-tap upsells and a reward-progress bar right inside your Shopify checkout — the last moment to grow the order before your customer pays. A Shopify Plus feature, native to Boost.
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# What it is
Checkout Upsells put offers inside the checkout itself — the highest-intent page in your store, where the customer has already decided to buy. As they check out, Boost shows a complementary product they can add in one tap, and a progress bar showing how close they are to the next reward.
Because it runs inside the checkout, this is a **Shopify Plus** feature — Shopify opens checkout customization to Plus merchants. (Not on Plus? [Post-Purchase Upsells](/pages/postPurchase) give you the same after-the-sale lift with no Plus requirement.)
# The problem it solves
Checkout is the highest-intent moment in your entire store — the customer has their card out and has decided to buy. A default checkout does nothing with it:
* **The last chance to grow the order goes to waste.** A plain checkout takes the order as-is and processes payment. The one moment a customer is most committed passes without a single offer — money left on the table at the exact point they're most likely to say yes.
* **Bolt-on checkout apps add friction.** A single-purpose checkout upsell app means another install and another bill, and a clumsy one makes the customer re-enter details or breaks the flow — costing you the sale you already had.
* **Disconnected offers feel random.** An upsell that doesn't know what's in the cart, or what reward the shopper is chasing, lands as a generic interruption instead of a relevant nudge.
Boost catches the order at the highest-intent moment, with an offer that knows the cart and applies in one tap.
# How it works
The upsell appears inside the checkout automatically, tuned to what the shopper is buying — no extra step, no leaving the page.
**1. The shopper reaches checkout.** They've added their items and started to pay — the highest-intent moment in the journey.
**2. Boost shows the right offer.** A complementary product appears, plus a reward-progress bar — "you're \$15 from free shipping" — so the shopper sees both what to add and why.
**3. One tap adds it.** The product drops into the order with no re-entry of details, and any qualifying discount applies automatically. The checkout flow never breaks.
You choose how the upsell is picked — let AI recommend dynamically, feature your best sellers, or hand-pick the products — set the discount type, and control where the upsell block sits, all in a setup wizard with no code.
# What you get
* **Incremental revenue at the highest-intent moment.** An upsell at checkout reaches the customer when they're most committed — the point in the journey where a relevant offer is most likely to land.
* **Bigger orders with zero added friction.** One-tap add, no re-entered details, no broken flow — the order grows without ever risking the sale you already had.
* **Offers that fit the cart.** AI, best-sellers, or hand-picked — the upsell knows what's in the cart and what reward the shopper is chasing, so it reads as helpful, not random.
* **One engine across your whole store.** The same Boost logic running your cart, bundles, and post-purchase runs your checkout too — consistent rewards and offers everywhere, not a disconnected single-purpose app.
# Works with your stack
* **Do I need Shopify Plus?** Yes. Checkout Upsells run inside the checkout, which Shopify opens to Plus merchants. If you're not on Plus, [Post-Purchase Upsells](/pages/postPurchase) deliver the after-the-sale lift with no Plus requirement.
* **Is this an add-on?** No — Checkout Upsells are part of Boost, not a separate checkout app to install, wire up, and reconcile. One platform, one bill.
* **Will it slow down or break my checkout?** No. The offer adds in one tap with no re-entry of details, so the checkout flow stays intact and fast.
* **Will it mess up fulfillment?** No. An added upsell is a real line item, so your 3PL, inventory, and reporting see the true contents of every order.
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Test your checkout offer against a variant — and keep the one that wins.
The after-the-sale offer — same lift, no Shopify Plus required.
The best cart on Shopify — where the reward bar and upsells start.
See the revenue your checkout upsells drive, in plain dollars.
# Checkout Upsell A/B Testing
Source: https://explore.boost.shop/pages/checkout-ab-testing
Would a different product, a deeper discount, or a sharper heading win more add-ons at checkout? Checkout Upsell A/B Testing runs your current setup against one variant on live checkouts, splits sessions evenly, and shows you which offer gets added more.
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# What it is
Checkout Upsell A/B Testing lets you test the offer inside your checkout the way you'd test an ad: two versions, a 50/50 split, one winner. Your live Checkout Upsells settings become the Control automatically, and you build one Variant with the change you want to prove — a different way of picking products, a different discount, a different heading.
You'll find it in Boost Admin under **Checkout Upsells → A/B Tests**. Like Checkout Upsells themselves, it runs inside the Shopify checkout, so it's a **Shopify Plus** feature.
# The problem it solves
Checkout is the highest-intent moment in your store — and today, tuning the offer there is a guess:
* **You pick an offer and hope.** Is Boost AI outperforming your hand-picked products? Would 20% off beat 15%? Without a controlled test, you're choosing the offer at your highest-intent moment on instinct.
* **Before-and-after comparisons lie.** Change the offer, watch add rate for two weeks, and traffic shifts will drown out the signal. Only a same-time split isolates the change.
* **Generic A/B tools can't get into checkout.** Landing-page testers stop at the checkout door — they can't split an offer that lives inside Shopify's checkout and its discount logic.
Boost tests the checkout offer itself, natively, with the discount applied correctly for every shopper in every version.
# How it works
**1. Create your test.** Your live Checkout Upsells settings load in as the Control. The Variant can change how products are picked — Boost AI, best sellers, or hand-picked — the discount type and value, and the upsell heading.
**2. Schedule it.** Pick a start and end date and publish, or schedule it ahead — Boost starts and stops the test for you. Tests run on ET (Eastern Time) days, starting at 12:00 AM and ending at 11:59 PM.
**3. Boost splits checkouts 50/50.** Each checkout session is assigned to one version and stays on it, and both versions are locked in at launch so mid-test edits never muddy your results. Checkout still chooses the display automatically for every shopper — usually the reward-progress bar when one product unlocks the next reward, and up to three products otherwise — exactly as it does today, for both versions.
**4. Read the report, keep the winner.** Test checkouts, added upsells, add rate, and upsell revenue for each version — plus how shoppers saw the offer and which products earned the adds, position by position. A **Leading** badge marks the version with the higher add rate while the test runs, and the **Winner** is crowned when it ends.
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# What you get
* **An answer at your highest-intent moment.** Prove which offer wins where it matters most — with real checkouts, not opinions.
* **Product-level detail.** See every product each version displayed, how often it was shown, how often it was added, and what it earned — down to the display type and position shoppers saw it in.
* **Test orders you can find in Shopify.** Boost tags every test order — like `Boost CUAB-1 Control` and `Boost CUAB-1 Variant` — so you can filter both groups right in Shopify Admin.
# Works with your stack
* **Do I need Shopify Plus?** Yes — same as Checkout Upsells themselves, because the offer runs inside the checkout. (Not on Plus? [Post-Purchase A/B Testing](/pages/post-purchase-ab-testing) works on every plan.)
* **Do I have to rebuild my offer to test it?** No. Your live Checkout Upsells settings become the Control automatically — you only build the Variant.
* **What can the Variant change?** The product method (Boost AI, best sellers, or hand-picked products), the discount type and value, and the upsell heading.
* **What does the revenue number mean?** Upsell revenue — what the tested offers themselves earned. You're comparing the offers, not the whole order.
* **How many tests can I run?** One checkout upsell test at a time. Pause or end a test whenever you want — the report keeps everything it's learned. Resuming a paused test just needs its schedule to still be open.
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The in-checkout offer you're testing — one more "yes" before payment.
Test your cart's reward tiers the same way — ladder vs. ladder.
Test your post-purchase offers too — no Shopify Plus required.
# Collections
Source: https://explore.boost.shop/pages/collections
Replace your default Shopify collection page with a faster, hosted browsing page — custom filters, real-time search, and merchandised product cards that turn browsing into bigger carts. Included in every Boost plan.
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# What it is
Collections is a hosted browsing page Boost serves on your store in place of the plain Shopify collection grid. Shoppers filter your catalog the way you sell it, search in real time, and see product cards built to merchandise — custom images, review stars, and subscribe callouts — so finding the right product is fast and the click to cart is easy.
It's the same global filter system that powers your [Bundle Builder](/pages/bundleBuilder), so the way you organize your catalog is consistent everywhere shoppers browse. Included in every Boost plan — no separate search-and-filter app to bolt on.
# The problem it solves
Your collection page is where most shoppers actually browse your catalog — and the default version works against them:
* **The default Shopify collection page is a plain grid.** Weak filtering, no real merchandising, slow to load — a shopper who can't quickly find what they want bounces, and you lose the sale before it starts.
* **Bolt-on search and filter apps are another tool to run.** Adding decent filtering usually means a separate app, another bill, and another integration that doesn't match the rest of your store.
* **Most browsing isn't built for how CPG shoppers think.** Supplement and food customers shop by goal, concern, or ingredient — not just by product category — and a generic collection page can't guide them that way.
Boost makes the browsing page itself a conversion tool — fast, merchandised, and organized the way your customers actually shop.
# How it works
Boost serves a hosted collection page on your store, tuned to how you merchandise — nothing for the shopper to learn.
**1. The shopper lands on your collection page.** A fast, hosted page with your branding, built to load quickly and guide the eye.
**2. They filter the way you sell.** Hero filters across the top — custom categories like "Sleep," "Gut Health," or "Best Sellers" — and sidebar filters for finer refinement, both built on filters you define.
**3. Real-time search narrows in.** As a shopper types, results update live across your catalog by title and description, so they reach the right product fast.
**4. Merchandised cards drive the click.** Each product card can carry custom images, review stars from your review app, and a subscribe callout — so the card sells, not just lists.
You set the filters, search, card styling, and appearance in a setup wizard — no code, with the same filters running your Bundle Builder.
# What you get
* **Faster discovery, higher conversion.** When shoppers find the right product fast, more of them buy — the browsing page stops leaking sales and starts closing them.
* **Merchandising that lifts the click.** Product cards with real images, review stars, and subscribe callouts turn a plain grid into a curated storefront that moves shoppers to cart.
* **Browse the way CPG shoppers think.** Filter by goal, concern, or ingredient — the way supplement and food customers actually shop — so they reach what's right for them.
* **Tracked on the Moneyboard.** Collection Boost shows up as its own revenue stream, so you see in plain dollars what better browsing earns you.
# Works with your stack
* **Is this an add-on?** No — Collections is included in every Boost plan. It's part of the Boost foundation, not a separate search-and-filter app or an extra bill.
* **Does it replace my Shopify collection page?** It's a hosted page Boost serves on your store, built to replace the plain default grid with a faster, merchandised browsing experience — your branding, your products underneath.
* **Does it work with my review app?** Yes. Product cards integrate with the review apps you already run, like Loox and Stamped, so your star ratings show right on the card.
* **Does it work with my subscriptions?** Yes. Subscribe callouts on the collection page run through the subscription provider you already use, so shoppers can choose to subscribe as they browse.
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# Continue to Explore
The same filters, powering a build-your-own-box experience.
The best cart on Shopify — where browsing turns into bigger orders.
See the revenue better browsing drives, in plain dollars.
# Boost Flows
Source: https://explore.boost.shop/pages/flows
Build and launch any promotion in minutes, no developer required. Boost Flows turns the offers your cart already runs — free gifts, BOGOs, threshold rewards, popups, discounts — into always-on campaigns or one-click promo links, and shows you exactly what each one earned.
# What it is
Boost Flows lets you build and launch a promotion in minutes — no developer, no code, no waiting on a sprint. You pick the offer, set the conditions that decide who sees it, and publish. Every flow reports its own revenue, so you always know which campaign actually drove the sale.
Boost already owns the offer pieces — free gifts, buy-X-get-Y, cart-threshold rewards, popups, banners, discounts. Flows is the layer that orchestrates them: a visual builder, conditional triggers, and per-flow attribution, all native to the cart your shoppers already use.
There are two kinds of flow. **Global flows** run always-on across your whole site. **Link-based flows** fire from a unique URL you drop in a Klaviyo email, an SMS, an ad, or a QR code — the shopper clicks and lands with the offer already applied and the cart pre-loaded.
Boost Flows is a Boost add-on. See [Boost Plans](https://boost.shop/pricing) for pricing.
# The problem it solves
Running promotions is how supplement and food brands grow — and today it's painful in three specific ways:
* **Every offer is a different app, and none of them talk to each other.** A free-gift app here, a BOGO app there, a cart-threshold app, a popup app — each a separate install, a separate bill, a separate dashboard, and a separate guess at what worked. Stitching a single campaign across them is slow, and discounts that fight each other quietly eat your margin.
* **Anything custom waits on a developer.** The moment a promotion needs a real condition — only shoppers with two bottles in cart, only after a spend threshold, only this weekend — you're filing a ticket and waiting on a sprint. The promo goes live after the moment that called for it has passed.
* **Your Klaviyo and ad spend dead-ends at a generic page.** You pay to get a shopper to click — then drop them on a normal landing page where they have to find the product and remember the code themselves. The offer you promised and the cart they need are two more steps away, and most of them leave.
Boost closes all three: one builder, real conditions, and a link that carries the offer all the way into a loaded cart.
# How it works
**1. Pick your offer.** Start from the primitives Boost already runs in your cart — a free gift, buy-X-get-Y, a cart-threshold reward, a popup, a banner, a discount. Combine them into one campaign in a visual builder. No code, no theme edits.
**2. Set the trigger.** Choose the conditions that decide who sees it: cart value, the products in the cart, shopper behavior, or the date. Boost shows the right offer to the right shopper automatically — and deconflicts overlapping discounts so they never stack against your margin.
**3. Choose the flow type.**
* **Global** — always-on, sitewide. "Spend over your free-gift threshold, get a free gift." "Buy 2, get 1." Live the moment you publish, running 24/7 until you turn it off.
* **Link-based** — a unique URL you drop in a Klaviyo email, an SMS, a paid ad, or a printed QR code. The shopper clicks and lands on your store with the offer already applied and the cart pre-loaded — a one-click, ready-to-buy moment.
**4. Publish and watch the Moneyboard.** Every flow reports its own performance — clicks, conversions, AOV, and attributed revenue — right on the Moneyboard. Double down on what works, kill what doesn't.
# What you get
* **Promotions live in minutes, not sprints.** Build a campaign yourself and publish it the same hour the idea lands — while the moment is still hot. A flash sale, a new-SKU gift, a weekend stock-up offer goes live as fast as you can think of it, because launching a promo never waits on a developer.
* **Your email and ad spend converts harder.** Link-based flows carry the offer and the cart all the way from a Klaviyo send or an ad straight toward checkout — fewer steps, fewer drop-offs, more of the traffic you already paid for turning into orders.
* **Higher AOV on every campaign.** Cart-threshold rewards and buy-X-get-Y nudge bigger baskets, and conditional triggers put the right nudge in front of the right shopper instead of a blunt sitewide banner.
* **You finally know what worked.** Per-flow attribution on the Moneyboard shows the revenue each campaign actually drove — so you scale the winners and cut the losers instead of guessing.
* **One platform instead of five offer apps.** Free gifts, BOGOs, thresholds, popups, banners, and discounts run from one builder, in one bill, with one place to see results — and they fire natively in the cart your shoppers already use.
# Works with your stack
* **Do I have to replace Klaviyo or my SMS tool?** No. Boost Flows works with the email, SMS, and ad tools you already run — drop a Boost link into a Klaviyo campaign, a Postscript or Attentive send, a Meta ad, or a QR code, and the flow does the rest on-site. Boost doesn't replace your channels; it makes them convert better.
* **Is this another app and another bill?** No. Boost Flows is a Boost add-on — built into the platform, not a separate offers app to install, wire up, and reconcile. It replaces the stack of single-purpose discount apps with one builder. See [Boost Plans](https://boost.shop/pricing) for pricing.
* **Will overlapping offers stack and wreck my margin?** No. Flows runs a deconfliction engine underneath, so when promotions overlap it applies the right one instead of letting discounts pile on top of each other.
* **Where do the offers run?** Natively in the Boost cart your shoppers already use — real line items, your branding, no bolted-on popup fighting your theme.
* **What about supplements and food specifically?** It's built for the way you sell — gift-with-purchase on a new SKU launch, "buy 2 bottles get a third," a weekend stock-up threshold, or a subscriber-only link-based offer dropped straight into your Klaviyo flow.
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# Paid Membership
Source: https://explore.boost.shop/pages/membership
Launch your own membership program — customers pay a recurring fee to join, earn points on every order, and redeem those points for discounts. It's a new recurring revenue line, native to Boost, and it's built to turn members into subscribers.
# What it is
Paid Membership lets you run a membership program from Boost. Your customers pay a recurring fee — monthly or annual — to become members. Members earn points on everything they buy and redeem those points for discounts on future orders.
You earn the membership fee the day someone joins, before they buy a single product. And the points engine has a twist that makes it more than a loyalty program: members earn points faster on subscription orders than on one-time orders — so the membership actively rewards your customers for subscribing.
Paid Membership is a Boost add-on. See [Boost Plans](https://boost.shop/pricing) for pricing.
# The problem it solves
A points and loyalty program is something most brands want — but the usual way to get one works against you:
* **It's a separate app, bolted onto your store.** Generic, off-brand, disconnected from your cart and your subscriptions — one more tool to install, wire up, and keep in sync.
* **It's a cost center, not a revenue line.** A standard loyalty program costs you money in discounts and gives you nothing back up front. A paid membership flips that — the membership fee is revenue from day one.
* **It rewards every purchase the same.** Most loyalty programs treat a one-time order and a subscription order identically, so they never push the behavior that actually drives lifetime value: subscribing.
# How it works
**1. Set up your membership.** Name it, set the price, and choose the renewal interval — monthly or annual. Boost creates it as a real product billed through Shopify's recurring billing.
**2. Set your points rates.** Decide how many points members earn per dollar — and set a higher rate for subscription orders than one-time orders, so members are rewarded for subscribing.
**3. Members join and earn.** A customer joins, pays the recurring fee, and starts earning points on every order automatically.
**4. They redeem for discounts.** Points convert into a discount code at the value you set, once they pass the minimum you set, applied to their next order.
Members, points balances, and renewals are all tracked for you — no spreadsheets, no manual work.
# What you get
* **New recurring revenue from day one.** The membership fee is near-pure margin, earned the moment a customer joins — before they buy a thing.
* **More subscribers.** Boosting points on subscription orders turns your loyalty program into a subscription engine — it pays customers to subscribe.
* **Higher lifetime value, lower churn.** Members buy more often to earn and redeem, and a customer who's earning toward a reward has a reason to stay.
* **Proof on the Moneyboard.** Membership revenue and member behavior show up as their own stream — new members, recurring membership revenue, and how much more often members order than everyone else.
# Works with your stack
* **Is this another app and another bill?** No. Paid Membership is a Boost add-on — built into the platform, not a separate loyalty app to install, wire up, and reconcile. One platform, one bill.
* **How are members billed?** Through Shopify's native recurring billing, so renewals are handled for you.
* **Does it work with my subscriptions?** Yes — and it makes them stronger. The points engine rewards subscription orders at a higher rate, so it actively grows your subscriber base. It runs alongside the subscription provider you already use.
* **What do members earn and redeem?** Points on their purchases, redeemed for discount codes. You control the earn rates, the redemption value, and the minimum needed to redeem.
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# Moneyboard
Source: https://explore.boost.shop/pages/moneyboard
Moneyboard shows you the money you make with Boost — your store's revenue, feature by feature, in plain dollars. It's your scoreboard: you and Boost, working as a team, and the proof right there in front of you.
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# What it is
Moneyboard is the dashboard inside Boost where you see what you and Boost are earning together. Every sale Boost is part of — a reward tier that grew the order, a bundle, a checkout upsell, a switch to subscription — shows up as real dollars, next to what Boost costs you, so you always know your return.
It's not Boost taking credit. It's your store's growth, made with Boost's tools — your wins, counted. And it's included with every Boost plan, because seeing the money is the whole point.
# The problem it solves
Every growth app promises to make you money. Almost none of them show you whether they actually did:
* **You can't tell what's working.** You're running a cart app, an upsell app, a bundle app — and at month's end you have a bigger Shopify number but no idea which tool helped earn it, or whether any of them paid for themselves.
* **The numbers are usually a black box.** Most apps show vanity metrics or bury the revenue that matters, so you're left taking their word that they're worth it.
* **So you keep paying for tools you can't measure.** Without a clear number, every renewal is a leap of faith — and you can't confidently decide what to add or cut.
Moneyboard answers the only question that matters: show me the money.
# How it works
Moneyboard turns everything you're running on Boost into a straight answer — what you earned, what it cost, what's working.
**1. Pick a time range.** Choose the window you want to see — today, this month, any range.
**2. See the headline number.** Your Boost-driven revenue, what Boost cost you, and your ROI — the return in plain dollars, right at the top.
**3. Drill into each feature.** See exactly what every part of Boost earned — cart reward tiers, bundles, checkout and post-purchase upsells, cross-sells, subscriptions, collections — with order counts and your top-performing products.
**4. Find what's left on the table.** See which features are carrying your growth and which you haven't switched on yet — so your next move is obvious, not a guess.
# What you get
* **Your numbers, in plain dollars.** The real revenue your store earns with Boost, broken out feature by feature — your scoreboard, not a vanity chart.
* **Know what's working.** See which features drive your growth and which to push harder, so you stop guessing and start deciding.
* **Your next move, made obvious.** Moneyboard shows you the money you're leaving on the table — the feature that would earn more the moment you switch it on.
* **You and Boost, as a team.** Moneyboard isn't Boost bragging — it's the proof of what your store achieves with Boost behind it, counted in dollars.
# Works with your stack
* **Is Moneyboard an extra cost?** No — it's included with every Boost plan. The proof comes free with the platform, because seeing the money is what makes Boost worth it.
* **Whose revenue is this — Boost's or mine?** Yours. Moneyboard shows your store's revenue, earned with Boost's features — your wins, made with the tools, counted in plain dollars.
* **Does it stay current?** Yes — as orders come in, your Moneyboard reflects them, so the number is always up to date.
* **Do I have to set anything up?** No. Switch on Boost features and Moneyboard starts counting their revenue automatically.
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The best cart on Shopify — your biggest Moneyboard line.
Build-a-box orders, counted on your Moneyboard.
A recurring revenue line you can watch grow in plain dollars.
# Everything Your Store Needs to Grow
Source: https://explore.boost.shop/pages/overview
Boost is the all-in-one growth platform for the world's best food, health, and wellness brands.
One app with every tool your store needs to sell more — cart, bundles, upsells, subscriptions, membership, campaigns, and the analytics that prove what each one earns. Every place a shopper meets your brand — the cart, the bundle, the checkout, the membership, the subscription, the campaign, the reorder — Boost turns that moment into revenue. One platform, one bill, one team of Shopify experts distilled into software that works your store 24/7.
Most brands stitch together a cart app, a subscription app, a loyalty app, a quiz app, an upsell app, an analytics app — six bills, six dashboards, six things that break at checkout. Boost does all of it, natively, and proves the money it makes you.
What should you expect? A bigger average order. A new recurring revenue line. Customers who come back on their own. And a number, in plain dollars, showing exactly what Boost earned you.
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# Everything Boost runs for you
## The storefront that sells harder
Your store, engineered to convert. The original Boost Cart with up to four reward tiers turns a \$50 order into \$75 with a single "spend \$25 more for free shipping." The Bundle Builder lets shoppers build their own box and watches your average order climb. Collections that merchandise like a flagship. Checkout and post-purchase upsells that catch one more "yes" at the exact moment a customer is primed to buy.
This is the foundation — and it's only the beginning.
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## Recurring revenue you own
Here's the part to get right: **Boost is not your subscription app — it's the monetization layer that makes the one you already run worth more.**
It starts with your own **Paid Membership**. Customers pay a recurring fee to join and you earn it the day they sign up, before they buy a thing — near-pure margin from day one. Members earn points on every order, and they earn them *faster on subscription orders* — so your membership actively pays customers to subscribe. That's not a loyalty cost center; it's a new recurring revenue line that grows your subscriber base.
Around it, a **Stack Builder** rides on top of the subscription provider you already use (Recharge, Skio, whoever) — so supplement customers can assemble a full regimen and lock it to a recurring order. You keep your provider and your billing. Boost is the builder and the monetization on top.
## Campaigns that run themselves
**Boost Flows** is your no-code campaign builder — gifts, thresholds, BOGOs, popups, and discounts wired into always-on flows that fire on the right cart, the right product, the right shopper. Drop a single **link** in a Klaviyo email, an SMS, an ad, or a QR code and the shopper lands with the offer already applied and the cart already loaded.
## Know your customer
A **Quiz** that turns "I'm not sure what I need" into a built cart, personalized and ready to check out. A storefront **Survey** that captures what your shoppers want in their own words — zero-party data that feeds every recommendation, every flow, and every dollar of personalization that follows.
## Protect the order, unlock the spend
Native **Shipping Protection** from the top providers — Corso, Route, and SavedBy — built into the cart, so you pick the one you trust instead of standing up another app. **Truemed** in the cart, so HSA/FSA dollars pay for the supplements your customers were going to buy anyway — a price drop that costs you nothing and unlocks spend that was sitting on the table.
## Sell everywhere
Point the same conversion engine at **wholesale** B2B buyers — so the offers that grow your DTC cart work for your B2B buyers too. Boost meets demand wherever it shows up.
## The proof
Every other app asks you to take its word. Boost shows you the receipt.
**Moneyboard** attributes real revenue to every feature — cart, bundles, upsells, membership, flows — and tells you, in plain dollars, exactly what Boost earned your store. See where you're winning. See what's left on the table.
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Promises become proof.
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# Explore the platform
A conversion engine with up to four reward tiers.
Let shoppers build their own box and watch AOV climb.
A recurring fee you earn day one — that pays customers to subscribe.
Let shoppers build a full regimen and subscribe to the whole stack.
No-code campaigns that fire on the right cart, the right shopper.
Turn "I'm not sure" into a personalized, built cart.
Let HSA/FSA dollars pay for the supplements they already want.
Point the conversion engine at your B2B buyers.
The receipt. Real dollars Boost earned your store.
# Post-Purchase A/B Testing
Source: https://explore.boost.shop/pages/post-purchase-ab-testing
Would a deeper discount win more one-click adds? Should your second offer show best sellers instead of AI picks? Post-Purchase A/B Testing runs your current two-offer setup against one variant on live orders and shows you which sequence converts more.
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# What it is
Post-Purchase A/B Testing lets you test the offers your customers see right after they pay, the way you'd test an ad: two versions, a 50/50 split, one winner. Your live Post-Purchase Upsells settings become the Control automatically, and you build one Variant that changes the same two-offer sequence — the discounts, the headings, whether an offer runs at all, and what the second offer shows.
You'll find it in Boost Admin under **Post Purchase Upsells → A/B Tests**. Like the feature itself, it runs on every Boost plan — no Shopify Plus required.
# The problem it solves
The moment after checkout is one of the highest-converting offers you run — and today, tuning it is a guess:
* **You set the offers once and never question them.** Is 15% off the right discount for the repeat offer? Would your second page convert better with best sellers than AI picks? Most stores never find out.
* **Before-and-after comparisons lie.** Change an offer, watch acceptance for two weeks, and traffic shifts drown out the signal. Only a same-time split on the same orders isolates the change.
* **No testing tool can reach this page.** The post-purchase page lives between payment and the order confirmation, inside Shopify's checkout flow — generic A/B tools never see it.
Boost tests the post-purchase sequence itself, natively, with zero risk to the order that was just placed.
# How it works
**1. Create your test.** Your live post-purchase settings load in as the Control. The Variant changes the same two-offer sequence — turn an offer on or off, change a discount or heading, or give Offer 2 a different method (Boost AI, best sellers, or hand-picked products). At least one offer stays enabled.
**2. Schedule it.** Pick a start and end date and publish, or schedule it ahead — Boost starts and stops the test for you. Tests run on ET (Eastern Time) days, starting at 12:00 AM and ending at 11:59 PM.
**3. Boost splits eligible checkouts 50/50.** Each customer who reaches the post-purchase page is assigned to one version, and both versions are locked in at launch — so mid-test edits never muddy your results. Zero risk, as always: the original order is already captured before any offer shows.
**4. Read the report, keep the winner.** Checkouts, conversion, revenue, and orders for each version — plus a per-offer breakdown showing which products were shown, which were accepted, and what they earned. A **Leading** badge marks the version converting better while the test runs, and the **Winner** is crowned when it ends.
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# What you get
* **An answer with zero risk.** The sale is already made before either version shows an offer — a test can only add revenue, never cost you the conversion.
* **Offer-by-offer insight.** See Offer 1 and Offer 2 separately — accepts, revenue, and a product breakdown for each — so you learn *which* offer carried the win.
* **Test orders you can find in Shopify.** Boost tags every order in the test — like `Boost PP AB1 Control` and `Boost PP AB1 Variant` — whether the customer accepted, declined, or closed the page, so you can compare both groups in Shopify Admin.
* **A tuned sequence, not a set-and-forget one.** The offers most stores configure once and never revisit become something you improve on evidence.
# Works with your stack
* **Do I need Shopify Plus?** No. Post-Purchase A/B Testing runs on every Boost plan, same as Post-Purchase Upsells.
* **Do I need anything extra?** Just the same setup as the feature itself: Boost selected as your post-purchase app in Shopify's checkout settings. You can draft tests before that's done — and publish the moment it is.
* **Do I have to rebuild my offers to test them?** No. Your live post-purchase settings become the Control automatically — you only build the Variant.
* **What can the Variant change?** Both offers' discounts, headings, and enabled state, plus Offer 2's product method and hand-picked products. The two-offer sequence is tested as a whole — one version per checkout, and logged-in customers keep the same version across checkouts.
* **How many tests can I run?** One post-purchase test at a time. Pause or end a test whenever you want — the report keeps everything it's learned. Resuming a paused test just needs its schedule to still be open.
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# Continue to Explore
The after-the-sale offers you're testing — one click, zero risk.
Test your cart's reward tiers the same way — ladder vs. ladder.
Test your in-checkout offers too — the Shopify Plus counterpart.
# Post-Purchase Upsells
Source: https://explore.boost.shop/pages/postPurchase
Show a one-click offer right after checkout — the customer adds it to the same order with a single tap, no re-entering payment. Available on every Boost plan, no Shopify Plus required.
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# What it is
Post-Purchase Upsells show an offer on its own page immediately after a customer pays, before they reach the order-confirmation page. They can accept it with one click — it's added to the order they just placed, charged to the card they already used, with nothing to re-enter.
You can run one or two offer pages: the first offers more of what they just bought, and an optional second offers something complementary — picked by AI, your best sellers, or hand-picked. Unlike [Checkout Upsells](/pages/checkout), this runs on **every Boost plan** — no Shopify Plus required.
# The problem it solves
The moment right after a customer buys is one of the highest-intent moments you get — and most stores do nothing with it:
* **The post-sale moment goes to waste.** Once payment clears, a default store drops the customer on a plain confirmation page. They're still in buying mode, card already used — and you offer them nothing.
* **Pre-purchase upsells risk the sale you have.** An offer during checkout can distract or stall a customer who was about to pay. A post-purchase offer can't — the original order is already complete before it ever appears.
* **A standalone upsell app is one more bill.** Bolting on a dedicated post-purchase app means another install and another monthly fee for something Boost already does natively.
Boost catches the customer at peak momentum, with zero risk to the sale you already made.
# How it works
The offer appears automatically after checkout — no extra step for the customer, no second payment.
**1. The customer completes their purchase.** The order is placed and paid. Their sale is locked in before any offer shows.
**2. They see a one-click offer.** A page appears with an offer — more of what they just bought, at a discount you set — that they can add with a single tap, no re-entering card details.
**3. An optional second offer.** If you run a second page, it shows something complementary — chosen by AI, your best sellers, or hand-picked — for one more chance to add.
**4. It's added to the same order.** Whatever they accept is charged to the card they already used and ships in the same order, as a real line item.
You set the offers, the discount type, and the headings in a setup wizard — no code.
# What you get
* **Incremental revenue at zero risk.** The original sale is already captured before the offer appears — so a post-purchase upsell can only add to the order, never cost you the conversion.
* **One-click, no friction.** The customer adds the offer with a single tap on the card they already used — no re-entered details, no second checkout.
* **Available to every store.** No Shopify Plus requirement — every Boost merchant can run post-purchase offers, on every eligible order.
* **Offers that fit the haul.** First-page repeats of what they bought, second-page AI or best-seller picks — relevant to what's in the order, not a random ad.
# Works with your stack
* **Do I need Shopify Plus?** No. Post-Purchase Upsells run on every Boost plan — the after-the-sale counterpart to [Checkout Upsells](/pages/checkout), which is Plus-only.
* **Is this an add-on?** No — it's part of Boost, not a separate post-purchase app to install and pay for. One platform, one bill.
* **What do I need to turn it on?** Just set Boost as your post-purchase app in your Shopify checkout settings — the setup wizard walks you through it.
* **Does it work on subscription orders?** Shopify doesn't show the post-purchase page on every order — orders with subscription items or certain express payment methods skip it. It runs on every eligible one-time order, so it pairs naturally with your one-off and bundle purchases.
* **Will it mess up fulfillment?** No. An accepted offer is a real line item on the same order, so your 3PL and reporting see the true contents.
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# Continue to Explore
Test your two-offer sequence against a variant — and keep the one that converts more.
The in-checkout offer — the Shopify Plus counterpart to this page.
The best cart on Shopify — where the reward bar and upsells start.
See the revenue your post-purchase offers drive, in plain dollars.
# Quiz
Source: https://explore.boost.shop/pages/quiz
Ask your shopper a few questions and hand back a personalized cart — the products that are right for them, already built into an order they can check out in one tap. It's guided selling native to Boost, and it works with the store and tools you already run.
# What it is
The Quiz is a short, guided questionnaire on your storefront. A shopper answers a few questions about their goals, and Boost responds with a personalized recommendation that lands as a pre-built, editable cart — not a list of products to go hunt down, but an actual order, one tap from checkout.
You've seen this on the brands that win in supplements — "take the quiz, get your personalized stack." Boost gives every store that experience. And because Boost owns the cart, the recommendation doesn't just appear on a results page — it's already loaded in the cart, ready to buy.
The Quiz is a Boost add-on. See [Boost Plans](https://boost.shop/pricing) for pricing.
# The problem it solves
For supplement and food brands, the hardest moment isn't checkout — it's "which one of these is right for me?" That uncertainty is where sales quietly die, and the tools meant to fix it don't go far enough:
* **Shoppers who aren't sure what to buy buy nothing.** A supplement catalog is genuinely confusing — which product, what dose, what combination — and most shoppers arrive without the confidence to choose. Faced with a wall of options, the default decision is no decision. That decision fatigue is lost revenue on traffic you already paid for.
* **Every quiz tool hands the shopper off to a generic cart.** The quiz apps you can bolt on today end with "here are your matches," drop the items into Shopify's standard cart, and walk away. Everything that made the recommendation feel personal — why these work together, the regimen, the per-item subscribe-and-save, the monthly stack cost — dies the moment it hits a cart the quiz doesn't control. The result is a screenshot, not a workspace.
* **It's one more disconnected app.** A standalone quiz tool lives outside your cart, your subscriptions, and your data — generic, off-brand, and syncing answers to yet another tool you have to wire up and reconcile.
Boost closes the gap everyone else leaves open: the recommendation becomes a built cart, in the storefront you already own.
# How it works
Boost walks your shopper through a clean, one-question-at-a-time flow and turns their answers into an order — no results page to wander away from.
**1. Build the quiz around your catalog.** Set your questions — goals, preferences, concerns — with branching logic so each answer shapes the next. Map answers to the right products, or let Boost draft the whole quiz from your catalog to start. Four to six questions, one per screen, built to feel like a consultation, not a form.
**2. Your shopper takes it.** They answer a few quick questions on your storefront — fast and effortless on a phone, where most of your customers shop. Each screen asks one thing, so it never feels like work.
**3. The answer is a built cart.** Boost assembles the recommended products into a pre-loaded cart and opens the drawer — "since you're focused on sleep and recovery, here's your stack" — with an unlock offer applied if you choose to add one.
**4. They edit and check out.** The cart is fully editable — swap a product, adjust quantities, add one more — then check out in one tap. For supplements, the recommendation can be a full daily stack or a subscription the shopper starts on the spot.
Every answer is captured as zero-party data and synced to the email and SMS tools you already use, so the quiz keeps working long after the sale.
# What you get
* **More shoppers who actually buy.** The shoppers most likely to leave are the ones who aren't sure what to buy. Guiding them to the right products turns that hesitation into a confident checkout — converting traffic you already paid for that would otherwise have bounced.
* **Higher average order value.** A built cart is a multi-product order, not a single SKU. When you guide the recommendation, shoppers anchor on it and buy the set — order value runs meaningfully higher, and higher still when the result is a full stack.
* **Decision fatigue, gone.** "I'm not sure what I need" becomes "this is built for me." Uncertainty is the number-one reason supplement shoppers bounce, and the Quiz removes it before it costs you the sale.
* **Zero-party data you keep.** Every answer becomes a customer profile — goal:sleep, diet:vegan, concern:joint — that powers your email, SMS, and every future touch. The recommendation sells once; the data sells forever.
* **Built for supplements and food.** Turn the result into a daily stack or regimen and let shoppers subscribe to the whole thing at once. (See [Stack Builder](/pages/stack-builder).)
# Works with your stack
* **Do I have to replace anything?** No. The Quiz runs natively on the storefront you already have and uses the catalog, cart, and subscription provider you already run. Nothing to rip out.
* **Is this another app and another bill?** No — the Quiz is a Boost add-on, built into the platform, not a separate quiz tool to install, wire up, and reconcile. One platform, one bill. See [Boost Plans](https://boost.shop/pricing) for pricing.
* **How is this different from a standalone quiz app?** Standalone quiz apps stop at "here's your match" and hand the shopper back to your store. Boost owns the cart, so the match becomes a real, built order in one tap — no handoff, no rebuilding the cart by hand, no page reload between the answer and the buy.
* **Does it work with my email and SMS tools?** Yes. Quiz answers sync as zero-party data and customer tags to the marketing tools you already use, so your flows and segments get richer with every shopper who takes it.
* **What about supplements specifically?** This is the category the Quiz is built for. "Which products are right for me" is the core supplement pain, and the Quiz answers it with a confident, pre-built stack — then pairs with the [Stack Builder](/pages/stack-builder) to turn it into a subscription.
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Turn the recommendation into a full subscribed regimen.
Capture what shoppers want in their own words — more zero-party data.
# Shipping Protection
Source: https://explore.boost.shop/pages/shipping-protection
Offer package protection right in your cart — from the providers you already trust. Boost builds Corso, Route, and SavedBy directly into the cart your shoppers use, so the protection option lives where the buying decision happens. You pick your provider in the admin; Boost handles the integration.
# What it is
Shipping Protection lets a shopper opt in to protect their order against loss, theft, or damage for a small fee at checkout. When a covered package goes missing or arrives broken, the claim is handled and the customer is made whole — by the protection provider you chose, through their established claims flow.
Boost doesn't insure your packages and it isn't a protection provider. Boost is the integration layer: it connects the leading providers — Corso, Route, and SavedBy — into the Boost cart, and lets you choose which one you run from a single setting in the admin. The shopper sees the protection option natively in your cart, in your branding, instead of a separate widget bolted onto checkout.
# The problem it solves
Lost, stolen, and damaged packages are inevitable at scale — and they're expensive. They drive "where's my order" tickets, refunds, and reships, and they earn you one-star reviews for a mistake the carrier made. Protection is the fix shoppers happily pay for. The friction is in how you add it today:
* **Each provider is a separate app to install and reconcile.** Standing up Corso, Route, or SavedBy on your own means another integration, another bill, and a widget you have to wire into checkout and hope it matches your theme.
* **You get locked to whichever one you picked.** Switching providers later usually means ripping out one app and installing another, then re-testing the whole checkout — so most brands just stay stuck.
* **The protection option ends up looking bolted-on.** A third-party widget fighting your cart's design undercuts the trust you're trying to build at the exact moment of purchase.
Boost folds the choice into the cart: the top providers, one native placement, switchable from a setting.
# How it works
**1. Pick your provider in the admin.** Choose Corso, Route, or SavedBy from a single setting in Boost. No separate app to install or wire into checkout — Boost owns the integration.
**2. Protection appears natively in your cart.** The opt-in shows up in the Boost cart your shoppers already use, in your branding — not a third-party widget pasted onto checkout.
**3. Shoppers opt in at checkout.** They see a small protection fee and choose to cover their order in one tap. Most shoppers keep it.
**4. Your provider handles covered claims.** If a package is lost, stolen, or damaged, the provider you chose resolves the claim and makes the customer whole — their licensed, established claims experience, not something Boost improvises.
# What you get
* **The top protection providers, built in.** Corso, Route, and SavedBy — connected into the Boost cart so you don't stand up and maintain a separate app for whichever one you choose.
* **Your choice, not a lock-in.** Run the provider you trust, and switch from a setting in the admin instead of ripping out one app to install another.
* **Native to your store.** One experience, your branding, in the cart your shoppers already use — not a generic third-party widget fighting your theme.
* **Fewer "where's my order" headaches.** Covered shipments mean claims get resolved by the provider instead of landing as support tickets and angry reviews. Happier customers, lighter support load.
* **More confidence at checkout.** Shoppers who know their order is protected buy with less hesitation, which can lift conversion.
* **Built for supplements and food brands.** When orders are perishable, temperature-sensitive, or high-value, a lost or damaged package costs more — so protection your customers want, in the cart they already trust, matters even more.
# Works with your stack
* **Do I have to replace the protection provider I already use?** No. Boost integrates the top providers — Corso, Route, and SavedBy — so you keep the one you trust, or switch from a setting in the admin. No rip-and-replace.
* **Does Boost insure my packages or keep the margin?** No — and that's the point. Boost is the integration layer, not the insurer. The provider you choose underwrites the protection and runs the claims; the economics are between you and them. Boost just puts it natively in your cart.
* **Which providers can I use?** Corso, Route, and SavedBy — the leading package-protection providers — selectable from one setting.
* **Is this another app and another bill?** No. The integration is part of Boost, running in the cart you already use — not a separate widget to install, wire up, and reconcile.
* **Where does it run?** Natively in the Boost cart your shoppers already use — real placement, your branding, no bolted-on popup fighting your theme.
* **What about supplements and food specifically?** It fits perfectly — perishable and high-value orders are the ones where covered shipments pay off most for the customer.
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# Stack Builder
Source: https://explore.boost.shop/pages/stack-builder
Let your customers build a complete regimen — one product at a time, guided step by step — and subscribe to the whole stack at once. It's the Subscription Box Builder, tuned for supplement and food routines.
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# What it is
Where the Subscription Box Builder lets a shopper fill a box from one big pool of products, the Stack Builder walks them through a regimen you've designed. You set the shape of the stack — "your routine has three steps" — and group your catalog into pools for each step. The shopper picks the required number of products from the first pool, moves to the next, picks the required number from that, and so on, until they've built a complete, structured stack. Then they subscribe to the whole thing.
It's built for the way supplement and food customers actually shop: not "pick anything," but "build my routine." Stack Builder is a Boost add-on that runs on top of the Subscription Box Builder. See [Boost Plans](https://boost.shop/pricing) for pricing.
# The problem it solves
Your customers don't want one product — they want a routine. But selling them a routine is hard:
* **An open box builder is too much choice for a regimen.** When the goal is a structured stack — a base, a protein, an evening formula — showing every product in one pool creates decision fatigue and people build the wrong thing, or nothing.
* **So most brands sell the routine one product at a time** — and the customer subscribes to one item instead of the whole regimen, leaving the rest of the lifetime value on the table.
* **No builder is made for stacks.** Every build-a-box tool models a generic box. None walk a customer through a guided, slot-by-slot regimen — the exact thing supplement and food brands need.
# How it works
**1. Design the stack.** In a dedicated Stack Builder settings screen, you define how many steps the regimen has, group products into a pool for each step, and set the required number of products for each — for example, Step 1: pick your base formula, Step 2: pick your protein, Step 3: pick your evening blend.
**2. Your customer builds it, one step at a time.** They land on your Stack Builder's own link, set their delivery frequency, choose the required number of products from the first pool, move to the next screen, choose from that pool, and continue — a clean, guided flow with one step per screen, easy on mobile.
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**3. They subscribe to the whole stack.** At the end, the review drawer opens so they can review their selections and subscribe to the complete regimen in one recurring order — billed through the subscription provider you already run.
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# What you get
* **Bigger orders from day one.** A stack is three, four, five products subscribed together — not a single bottle. Average order value climbs because the regimen is the unit of purchase.
* **More of the routine, subscribed.** Guiding customers to build the whole regimen captures lifetime value that single-product subscriptions leave behind.
* **Lower decision fatigue, higher completion.** One step per screen turns an overwhelming catalog into a routine a customer can actually finish — especially on mobile.
* **Built for your vertical.** This is the supplement-and-food regimen builder no other tool offers — the reason a routine-based brand picks Boost.
# Works with your stack
* **What do I need to run it?** The Subscription Box Builder add-on. A stack is a subscription — a regimen your customer is on and restocks on a schedule — so it runs on the same recurring engine the Subscription Box Builder provides. Stack Builder adds the guided, slot-by-slot mode on top of it.
* **Does it have its own page for customers?** Yes. The Stack Builder gets its own link you can send in email, SMS, ads, or put in your nav — a dedicated regimen-building experience.
* **Do I have to switch subscription apps?** No. It's provider-neutral — the finished stack subscribes through Recharge, Skio, or the leading subscription app you already use. You keep your provider, subscribers, and billing.
* **Will it mess up fulfillment?** No. Every product in the stack ships as a real line item, so your 3PL and reporting see exactly what's in each order.
* **How do customers manage it?** The stack subscription is managed like any other subscription in your provider's portal — skip, pause, reschedule, and other controls your provider supports.
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# Survey
Source: https://explore.boost.shop/pages/survey
Ask your shoppers a question — right in the storefront, in the cart, or right after they buy — and capture the answer as zero-party data. It's the insight competitors pay agencies to estimate, native to Boost, and it feeds the rest of your store the moment a customer tells you.
# What it is
Survey lets you ask your shoppers a question where they already are — on the storefront, in the cart, or on the post-purchase page — and capture the answer as zero-party data: insight a customer volunteers about themselves, in their own words. You choose the question, where it appears, and the answer options.
Other survey tools collect those answers and hand you a report. Boost does something more useful with them: every response flows straight into the rest of your store — personalizing what shoppers see, feeding the Quiz, informing which Flows fire, and landing on the Moneyboard. The insight doesn't sit in a separate dashboard waiting for you to act on it. It acts.
Survey is a Boost add-on. See [Boost Plans](https://boost.shop/pricing) for pricing.
# The problem it solves
Knowing what your customers want — and where they came from — is something every brand needs. But the usual way to get it works against you:
* **It's a separate app, bolted onto your thank-you page.** Standard survey tools live in their own dashboard, off to the side of everything else you run, disconnected from your cart and your store.
* **It only asks after checkout.** The post-purchase page is the one moment a bolted-on survey can reach — so it misses every shopper who's still deciding, still in the cart, still browsing.
* **And the data just sits there.** The tool collects answers and gives you a report. Then it's on you to go act on it somewhere else. The insight rarely makes it back into the store, where it could actually change what a shopper sees next.
* **Meanwhile your pixel keeps guessing.** Since iOS privacy changes, platform attribution is a blur. The one source that isn't a guess is the customer telling you directly — if you ask them in context.
# How it works
**1. Write your question.** Pick what you want to know — how they heard about you, what they're shopping for, what matters most to them — and set the answer options. Start from a template or write your own.
**2. Choose where it asks.** Place it on the storefront, in the cart, or post-purchase, so you ask in context — at the moment the shopper is already thinking about it, not days later.
**3. Shoppers answer in a tap.** The question appears natively in the same storefront and cart they're already using — no pop-up that feels like an ad, no redirect to a third-party form. One tap and they're done.
**4. The answer goes to work.** Every response is captured as zero-party data tied to that shopper, and flows straight into Boost — personalizing what they see, feeding the [Quiz](/pages/quiz), informing which [Flows](/pages/flows) fire, and landing on the [Moneyboard](/pages/moneyboard).
Every answer is yours to keep, segment, and act on — and it's already doing work the moment it's collected.
# What you get
* **Insight straight from the source.** The thing competitors pay agencies to model, your customers just tell you — in their own words, at the moment they're paying attention.
* **Attribution your pixel can't give you.** Ask "how did you hear about us?" and learn which channels actually drive sales — the self-reported truth platform tracking has missed since iOS privacy changes.
* **A store that acts on what it learns.** Answers don't sit in a report. They feed personalization, the Quiz, and your Flows — so the next thing a shopper sees reflects what they just told you.
* **Higher response rates.** Asking in context — in-cart and on the storefront, not only a post-purchase popup — means more shoppers answer, so the data is richer and more representative.
* **Built for supplements and food.** Learn the goal behind the purchase — energy, sleep, gut health, a specific diet — and turn it into the right recommendation and the right regimen.
* **Proof on the Moneyboard.** See what your customers value most, connected in plain dollars to the revenue it drives.
# Works with your stack
* **Is this another app and another bill?** No. Survey is a Boost add-on — built into the platform, not a separate survey tool to install, wire up, and reconcile. See [Boost Plans](https://boost.shop/pricing) for pricing.
* **Where does it ask — only post-purchase?** No. Survey runs natively on the storefront, in the cart, and post-purchase, so you can ask wherever the question fits — not just the thank-you page.
* **Does it work with my email and analytics tools?** Yes. Your responses live in Boost, where they immediately power personalization, the Quiz, and the Moneyboard — and they're yours to use alongside the email and attribution tools you already run.
* **Will it annoy my shoppers?** No. It asks one question, in context, natively in your storefront — no intrusive pop-up, no redirect. You control what's asked, where, and how often.
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# Truemed
Source: https://explore.boost.shop/pages/truemed
Truemed is an HSA/FSA payment option built into the Boost cart that lets qualifying customers pay for your supplements with pre-tax health dollars. It's an effective \~30% price drop — funded by the customer's own tax-advantaged benefits, at no cost to your margin.
# What it is
Truemed connects your customers to a network of independent licensed providers who confirm a purchase is medically necessary and issue a Letter of Medical Necessity (LMN) — the documentation the IRS requires to spend HSA and FSA funds on health products like supplements. With that in hand, the customer pays with their pre-tax HSA/FSA dollars right in the Boost cart.
Because those dollars were never taxed, a qualifying customer saves an average of about 30% — without you discounting a thing. Truemed is already in the stack at many leading supplement brands; Boost integrates it directly into the cart your shoppers already use, so the "Pay with HSA/FSA" option lives right where the buying decision happens.
# The problem it solves
Your customers want your supplements — and many already have money set aside specifically for health, sitting unused in HSA and FSA accounts. Price is the thing standing between that money and your cart, and the usual fixes all cost you:
* **You discount your own margin to win price-sensitive buyers.** Every promo to close the budget gap comes straight out of your profit. The customer's own health dollars could close that gap instead — for free.
* **Supplements aren't automatically HSA/FSA-eligible.** Unlike a bandage or a thermometer, supplements need a Letter of Medical Necessity to qualify. Without one, an HSA/FSA card at checkout just gets declined — confusing the customer and killing the sale.
* **Doing it yourself is a compliance minefield.** Getting LMNs, vetting eligibility, and staying inside IRS rules is not a project a supplement brand should run alone.
Boost closes the gap by putting Truemed in the cart, so the budget your customer already has does the work — not your margin.
# How it works
**1. Turn Truemed on in your Boost cart.** Boost surfaces HSA/FSA eligibility messaging on the product page and in the cart, and adds "Pay with HSA/FSA" as a payment option at checkout. No new tool to bolt on — it's in the cart your shoppers already use.
**2. The shopper opts to pay with HSA/FSA.** At checkout they choose Truemed and complete a brief (\~2-minute) private health intake.
**3. A licensed provider reviews and qualifies them.** An independent clinician reviews the intake and, if the purchase is medically necessary, issues a Letter of Medical Necessity. You never evaluate eligibility or touch the clinical side — Truemed's provider network handles all of it.
**4. They pay with pre-tax dollars and save \~30%.** The customer pays with their HSA/FSA card, and the LMN stays valid for 12 months — so it carries over to repeat orders and subscriptions of the same product without re-qualifying.
Truemed handles qualification, the LMN, and the compliance. You sell your products exactly as you do now.
# What you get
* **A \~30% price advantage that costs you nothing.** The discount is funded by the customer's own pre-tax health dollars, not your margin. You win the price-sensitive buyer without running a promo.
* **The price objection, removed.** Customers spend budget they'd already earmarked for health — so the "yes" gets easier and carts get bigger, with no hit to profit.
* **Found money, not a new line item.** The economics run on Truemed's side, so the cost to your store is effectively zero. The return shows up as conversion lift, not a bill.
* **Built for supplements specifically.** This is the supplement vertical's edge — HSA/FSA eligibility is exactly where your products live, and the LMN flow is what unlocks it.
* **Stronger with subscriptions and stacks.** A reusable 12-month LMN means a subscriber qualifies once and keeps the pre-tax pricing on every refill. It pairs naturally with the [Stack Builder](/pages/stack-builder) — let a customer build a full regimen and pay for the whole thing pre-tax.
# Works with your stack
* **Is this another app and another bill?** No. Truemed runs inside your Boost cart, not as a separate tool to install and reconcile. And it's effectively zero-cost — the value is conversion lift, not a line item. See [Boost Plans](https://boost.shop/pricing) for details.
* **Do I have to switch checkout or providers?** No. It works with your existing Shopify checkout and the subscription provider you already run. Nothing to rip and replace — Boost just adds the HSA/FSA payment path on top.
* **Does every customer qualify?** Qualification is decided per customer by an independent licensed provider, so not everyone will qualify. For those who do, it's a real \~30% drop funded entirely by their own benefits — and Truemed handles the whole evaluation for you.
* **Do I have to deal with the medical or compliance side?** No. Truemed's provider network issues the LMNs and owns the IRS-compliance workflow. Your job is to sell your products as usual.
* **Does it work with my subscriptions?** Yes. Subscribers qualify once, and the 12-month LMN carries the pre-tax pricing across renewals of the same product.
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# Boost for Wholesale
Source: https://explore.boost.shop/pages/wholesale
Boost for Wholesale points the same conversion engine that grows your DTC store — reward tiers, bundles, a smart cart — at your B2B buyers, so wholesale orders get bigger the way retail baskets do. It's native to Boost, it runs on top of the Shopify B2B you already use, and it turns wholesale from an order desk into a growth channel.
# What it is
Boost for Wholesale brings Boost's conversion engine to your wholesale accounts. The volume incentives, bundling, and smart cart that lift average order value on your retail store now work for B2B — nudging bigger orders, making large mixed orders effortless, and giving repeat buyers a fast way to reorder.
It's three things working together: volume incentives that behave like reward tiers ("order 50 more units for a better price"), build-a-pallet bundling for large mixed orders, and a buying experience built for accounts that order again and again. The result is the same engine that grows your DTC revenue, aimed at the channel Shopify's native B2B leaves on the table.
Boost for Wholesale is a Boost add-on. See [Boost Plans](https://boost.shop/pricing) for pricing.
# The problem it solves
Shopify gave every plan native B2B — company profiles, catalogs, volume pricing, payment terms. That's the pricing plumbing. What it doesn't give you is a buying experience that makes wholesale orders grow, and the apps that patch the gap build a portal that takes the order without ever growing it.
* **The ordering flow is built for retail.** A buyer working a full size run selects every variant separately and adds each to the cart one at a time — there's no order grid, no bulk quantity entry. It's the same flow a first-time retail shopper gets, used by someone trying to place a 40-line order.
* **Your volume pricing just sits there.** Shopify shows your buyer a static price-break table — but a table doesn't sell. There's no progress nudge, no "add 6 more units to hit the next tier," nothing that pushes a buyer toward the bigger order. The single most powerful lever in wholesale is shown, but never used.
* **Repeat buyers start from scratch every time.** The account that reorders the same staples every month gets no native reorder shortcut. Each order is rebuilt by hand, which means smaller, less frequent orders.
* **The B2B apps fill the gap with a portal, not a growth engine.** They process wholesale orders competently — but they don't push order size the way your DTC cart does. They take the order. They don't grow it.
Boost fixes the part that actually drives revenue: the buying experience that makes orders bigger.
# How it works
Boost adds a conversion layer on top of your existing Shopify B2B — the same reward-tier and bundle mechanics that grow your retail store, tuned for bulk buyers.
**1. Turn on volume incentives.** Set your tiered price breaks, and Boost turns the static native price table into an active nudge — "order 50 more units and save," with a progress bar showing the next tier. It's the reward-tier mechanic that grows your retail baskets, now pushing wholesale buyers toward the bigger order instead of leaving the breaks to sit there unused.
**2. Let buyers build a pallet.** The bundle engine, pointed at B2B: buyers assemble a large, mixed order through one clean guided flow instead of tapping through SKUs one at a time. Build-a-pallet makes the big order the easy order.
**3. Make reordering one tap.** Repeat accounts reorder their usual order in a tap — no rebuilding the cart from scratch every month. Less friction means more frequent, larger orders from your best accounts.
**4. See wholesale and DTC together.** Every wholesale order Boost drives shows up on the Moneyboard next to your retail revenue, so you watch the whole business — both channels — in one view.
Wholesale orders flow through as real Shopify B2B orders against the buyer's company account, so nothing downstream changes.
# What you get
* **Bigger wholesale orders from the same accounts.** Visible volume tiers and build-a-pallet do for B2B exactly what reward tiers do for retail — they move the average order up. The buyer who couldn't see the next price break now reaches for it.
* **A buying experience repeat accounts actually like.** One-tap reordering and a clean bulk flow mean less friction, more frequent orders, and stickier accounts that don't drift to a phone-and-spreadsheet workaround.
* **Wholesale as a growth channel, not an order desk.** The engine that grows your DTC store now compounds your B2B revenue, instead of B2B sitting in a separate portal that only takes orders.
* **One view of the whole business.** Wholesale revenue sits next to DTC on the Moneyboard — plain-dollar proof of what Boost drives across both channels.
* **Built for supplement and food brands.** Case packs, pallets of fast-moving SKUs, retailers and distributors restocking staples on a cycle — the formats wholesale CPG runs on, with the incentives that make each reorder bigger.
# Works with your stack
* **Do I have to replace Shopify B2B?** No. Boost for Wholesale runs on top of Shopify's native B2B — your company profiles, catalogs, price lists, and payment terms stay exactly as they are. Boost adds the buying experience on top; it doesn't rip and replace the plumbing.
* **Do my wholesale accounts have to re-register?** No. It works with the B2B accounts you already have — same logins, same companies, same customer-specific pricing. Nothing changes for your buyers except a better cart.
* **Is this another app and another bill?** No. Boost for Wholesale is a Boost add-on — built into the platform, not a separate B2B portal to install, wire up, and reconcile. See [Boost Plans](https://boost.shop/pricing) for pricing.
* **Will it mess up fulfillment?** No. Wholesale orders flow through as real Shopify B2B orders and line items, so your fulfillment, 3PL, and accounting see them exactly as they do today.
* **Does it work alongside my DTC store?** Yes — that's the point. It's the same Boost engine running both channels, with wholesale and retail revenue reported together on the Moneyboard.
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The bundling engine behind build-a-pallet — now aimed at large mixed orders.
See the wholesale revenue Boost drives, next to your DTC, in plain dollars.