Ecommerce landing page: supplement
An ecommerce landing page template for a single supplement, where the ad goes straight to a long product page: bundles of 1, 3 or 5 bottles at the top, the case for the product below, a checkout that switches bundles in place, three one-click upsells, a thank-you page that books a call and an account page. Open the live preview, then apply it to your project.

Seven steps from the ad
Ads send people to one long product page with the buy box at the top. The checkout keeps the same bundle choice, three offers run after the payment, and the thank-you page books a call against the order.

Every page in the ecommerce landing page
Lunessa is a made-up brand selling a wellness capsule. Each screen below is from the live kit. Click through the preview.
The buy box comes first
Paid traffic lands on the product page itself, so the bundle choice is in the first screen: 1 bottle, buy 2 get 1 free, or buy 3 get 2 free. The bigger bundles show the free e-book and a store credit as bonus lines, and every option prints its saving in dollars.

A symptom table instead of a wall of text
Below the buy box, the page makes its case in blocks a skimmer can follow: five symptoms with photos, one callout, then a table that pairs each symptom with its cause. A chart, the tried-and-failed fixes, reviews and FAQ come after it.
- Buy buttons between the sections, all opening the same checkout
- A popup after five seconds offers 10% off for an email, once per visitor, with the coupon already on its checkout link

Eight ingredients, one card each
Each card names the ingredient, its amount per serving and the job it does, with an expander for the details. Swap the cards for your own formula and the grid keeps its shape at any width.

The same bundles, switched in place
The checkout lists the three bundles again on the right, with the bonuses on each. A click on another bundle changes the order and the total without a page load, so the buyer can still trade up at the last step.
- Contact, delivery and card on the left, on one page
- A reserved-order timer and reviews beside the summary

Two supplements that go with the first
The first offer is three bottles of magnesium with vitamin D3 at 53% off, the second a bottle of turmeric with black pepper at 58% off. A yes charges the card from checkout with one click (Stripe, NMI and PayPal), and a no moves on. How one-click upsells work.


Cover for a lost or damaged box
The last offer is small: replacement protection for $4.99. If the parcel goes missing or arrives damaged, the brand sends a new one. It is a one-click yes like the two before it.
- Yes or no, the buyer lands on the thank-you page next
- Delete the page if your fulfilment already covers lost parcels

Book a free call with the order
The thank-you page turns the order into a booking. The buyer picks one of the next 14 open days and a time, the contact fields come filled from the order, and the request is saved with the order number in a collection.
- The full order below the booking form
- A time zone select next to the time

Orders and tracking after sign-in
Buyers sign in on the kit's login page and see each order with its items, the total and the carrier tracking number once it ships. Free gifts are listed on the order they came with.
- Requires Login on the account page, with the login page in the kit
- A help page with a contact form, shipping, refunds, privacy and terms

What lands in your project
Before you apply, the kit review shows each page, the offer chain and the product prices, so nothing is created blind.
- Pages
- Product page, checkout, three offer pages, thank-you, login, account and help
- Products
- The three bundles, their bonuses, the refill versions and all three offers, with prices
- Funnel
- Product page to thank-you page, every offer with its yes and no paths
- Popup and coupon
- The 10% popup on the product page with its page event, and the coupon it links to
- Collections
- Call bookings, the popup sign-ups, the newsletter and the help page form
From the ecommerce landing page to your funnel
The Academy tutorial shows the same steps on the insole kit. For a store with a cart and a shorter page, see the product page template.
Find it under Kits
Create Page, Choose Template, then the Kits tab. Search lymph or supplement and open the review.
Go through the review
Look at each page, follow the three offers in the Funnel journey and check the bundle prices and bonuses.
Click Apply kit
Pick a folder or leave it empty, keep the components and products switches on, and let it run in the background.
Make it your product
Rewrite the symptom table and the ingredient cards, set your prices and connect your merchant.
Ecommerce landing page FAQ
What is an ecommerce landing page?
A page built for one product and one kind of visitor, usually paid traffic, with the buy box and the reasons to buy on the same page. Here it is the product page itself, followed by a checkout and offers after the sale.
Why send ads to a product page and skip the advertorial?
Visitors who already know the problem want the price and the options first. The buy box is at the top, and the long page under it answers the questions of the ones who scroll.
How do the bundle bonuses work?
They are bonus products. The 3-bottle bundle adds the e-book and the 5-bottle bundle adds the e-book and a store credit, so they print on the order without changing its price.
Can I turn off the 10 percent popup?
Yes. It is a page event on the product page. Remove the event and the popup stops, or change the wait time and the coupon it links to.
Which processors run the one-click offers?
Stripe, NMI and PayPal. The card is entered once on the checkout, and every yes after that charges the same payment method.
Where do the call bookings go?
Into a collection in your project, one entry per booking, with the name, email, phone, chosen day and time and the order number.
Does the kit cost extra?
No. Kits are included on every plan. Start the free trial, apply the kit and pay only for your plan if you stay.
Will my existing pages change?
No. Applying the kit adds new draft pages, and the review warns about any page address already in use before you apply.








