Ankit Raj
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Case study 05 / Monetisation · D2C

Selling the right pack size

Most orders were single packs, which held AOV down. I moved selling from the 1-pack to the 2-pack with a set of UX nudges, and watched revenue per session and LTV as guardrails so a bigger basket didn't cost conversion. AOV rose from ₹650 to ₹1,200.

Company
Kapiva
Role
VP and Head of Product
Period
Sep 2020 – Present
My part
Owned
Average order value
₹650→₹1,200
01 / Problem

Most orders were a single pack

Most orders were single packs, which held AOV down.

02 / Solution

Make the 2-pack the natural choice

We moved selling from the 1-pack to the 2-pack with UX interventions.

default

Default selection

The 2-pack is selected by default.

tags

"Recommended" and "Best results"

Labels that guide the choice.

value

A freebie with the highest packs

Value added at the top of the range.

checkout

Upgrade and save

A checkout nudge to move up a pack size.

03 / Customer journey

Where the nudges sit

  1. Product page

    The 2-pack is pre-selected, with "recommended" and "best results" tags.

  2. Highest packs

    A value-added freebie.

  3. Checkout

    A nudge to upgrade the pack size and save.

04 / Testing

Guardrails, not just AOV

Stretching AOV further reduces conversion, so AOV alone would have been the wrong target. We tracked revenue per session and LTV as guardrails.

guardrail

Revenue per session

Stretching AOV further reduces conversion; this catches it.

guardrail

LTV

The second guardrail, tracked alongside.

05 / Results

What changed

AOV rose from ₹650 to ₹1,200.

BeforeAfter
Average order value
₹650
₹1,200
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