Order bumps on your checkout
Offer an add-on next to the order total. The buyer adds it with one click and pays for it in the same payment as the main product.

An add-on the buyer takes before paying
The bump shows under the order summary. One click on Add puts it on the order, the total updates, and the card is charged once for both.
- Where
- Next to the order total, before payment
- Payment
- One charge with the main product
- Price
- Always the bump product's price
- Wallets
- The Apple Pay and Google Pay total includes the bump

Two or more bumps on one checkout
A Set Checkout Bumps node in the checkout's page events holds the list. The page design stays as it is.
- Any product with its Classification set to Bump
- A title, one-line description, image and "added" message per bump
- Different bumps per checkout, or per product with a condition in the page events
- Each coupon decides whether it applies to bump offers
- Commission groups decide whether affiliates earn on bumps

Test the offer or the price
The test runs on the checkout's page events, so the URL in your ads stays the same.
Split the traffic
A Split Test node sends each buyer down a weighted branch, such as 70/30.
Set a bump per branch
Each branch gets its own Set Checkout Bumps node: another product, or the same offer at a second price.
Read the result
The split test report compares conversion rate, revenue and EPC per variant, because a bump that sells well can still cost checkouts.
See what each bump sells
Sales per bump product
Every bump is a product, so Revenue by Product shows what it sold.
Counted with the main order
Bump revenue sits in the main order value and never inflates upsell take rate.
Winner by the numbers
Significance per variant, with a person marking the winner unless you turn on auto-winner.
Guides on bumps and upsells
What is an order bump?
Bump vs upsell, pricing, examples by niche and how to measure take rate.
How to add an order bump
The bump product, the Set Checkout Bumps node and a live check, one short clip per step.
One-click upsells and downsells
The offers after payment, charged to the card from the first order.
Custom checkouts
The checkout the bump lives on, with Stripe, NMI, PayPal, Klarna and Authorize.net.
Order bumps FAQ
What is an order bump?
An add-on offered on the checkout, next to the order total. The buyer adds it before paying, and it is charged in the same payment as the main product.
What is the difference between an order bump and an upsell?
A bump sits on the checkout and is paid with the order. A one-click upsell comes after payment, on its own page, and charges the card from the first order again.
Can I show more than one order bump?
Yes. A Set Checkout Bumps node holds a list of bumps, and each one appears on the checkout with its own title, description and image.
Can I split test an order bump?
Yes. Add a Split Test node to the checkout's page events and a Set Checkout Bumps node on each branch, with a different bump product on each. To test a price, make two bump products of the same offer at two prices. The checkout URL stays the same.
Where is the bump price set?
On the bump product. Any product with its Classification set to Bump can be offered, and the checkout always charges the product's price.
Are order bumps included on every plan?
Yes. Every feature is on every plan, order bumps included. Plans differ only by usage limits.