AOV 90 vs 180
Offer design changes order value.
Upsell, bundles, and value framing change what each basket is worth.
leaking
We find the biggest revenue leak in the store and show what to fix first.
See what you are losingA lift in CVR changes output, not just UX.
1.5% → 3.0% = about 2x orders 3.0% → 6.0% = about 2x again
~10x orders
<0.5%
Below average
1.5-1.8%
Average
2.5-3.5%
Good
3.2%+
Top 20%
5.0%+
Top 10%
ROAS 3 vs 8
The same budget can return very different output.
Better conversion and AOV often matter more than bigger spend.
How we work
Find the biggest leak. Fix that first. Then move to the next one.
Find
Find the biggest leak
Start where the store is losing the most money.
Fix
Fix that first
Pick the first move by business impact, not by opinion.
Next
Move to the next one
Once it lands, move to the next leak worth the team’s time.
Traffic → intent
Capturing buyer intent
People leave when the page does not match the click.
Message matchAbove-the-fold clarityOffer framingFirst-scroll trust
Discovery
Finding the right product
If people cannot find the right product fast, they do not buy.
Navigation logicSearch relevanceFilter structureCategory clarity
Product
Making the product buyable
People buy value, trust, and clarity, not raw product data.
Value communicationSocial proofVariant clarityBuying confidence
Offer / AOV
Increasing order value
Offer design decides order value.
Bundle logicUpsell placementCross-sell timingThreshold incentives
Cart / checkout
Removing purchase friction
Most hesitation shows up here, even if it started earlier.
Cart clarityShipping transparencyPayment flowError reduction
Trust
Reducing perceived risk
Uncertainty kills conversion before price does.
Returns clarityDelivery expectationsGuarantee signalsTrust reinforcement
Retention
Turning orders into repeat revenue
The second order matters more than the first spike.
Post-purchase flowsLoyalty mechanicsReorder triggersCRM segmentation
Data / decision
Seeing where money is lost
Without visibility, teams fix the wrong thing first.
Funnel visibilityDrop-off patternsRevenue diagnosticsPriority logic
Experimentation engine
We test what matters and scale what proves itself.
Hypothesis designA/B testing logicMeasurement disciplineRollout decisions
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The upside is visible in the numbers.
These benchmarks show how much can disappear before the order or compound once fixed.
Baymard
~70%
Intent lost before order
A large share of buying intent drops before the order happens.
Benchmark: Baymard
Baymard
+35%
Order-path upside
Checkout often shows the loss, but it rarely starts there.
Benchmark: Baymard
2% monthly lift for 24 months
+60.8%
Compounding upside
Small monthly lifts stack into a much bigger revenue change.
Scenario: 2% monthly lift for 24 months
This is revenue work, not another UX retainer.
You get diagnosis, priority, and clear calls tied to revenue. The OS shows the framework our team uses to make those calls.
What you get
Revenue-first decisions
Calls tied to conversion, AOV, and repeat revenue.
Clear work for your team
A clear order of work, not another pile of ideas.
An inspectable operating method
The OS shows the framework behind the work without turning the framework itself into the main offer.
Strong fit if
- You already have real traffic.
- Someone can ship the changes.
- You care about revenue, not vanity metrics.
Wrong fit if
- You want a full redesign first.
- You want an outsourced build team.
- You want reporting without hard calls.
Why this model works
Priority matters as much as the fix.
Most teams do not need more ideas. They need the right fix in the right order, then a clear read on the result. We do not rebuild analytics or testing tools. We use them, and run the work through a structured framework where priority, experimentation decisions, and learning stay under control.
One leak is not the whole story
Product, offer, trust, checkout, and repeat all hit the same revenue line.
The wrong fix first still costs
Priority is part of the work, not an afterthought.
No idea lives outside the system
Ideas, findings, and intuition need structure before they become work.
Small lifts compound
Regular gains beat one-off optimisation bursts.
If the store already has traffic, start with the biggest leak.
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