The Buy Together Discount feature lets you create cross-selling bundles where the shopper unlocks a discount when they add a specific combination of products to their cart. This is the engine behind “Buy this with X and save 20%” experiences — a proven AOV lift on category and product pages, especially for accessory-heavy catalogs.
How it works
- You define a trigger product (or set of products) that the shopper is viewing or has in cart.
- You define partner products that pair well with the trigger.
- You set the discount that activates when the bundle condition is met (e.g., 15% off the partner item or $10 off the total).
- Personyze surfaces the offer through a recommendation widget — typically on the product page below the main image, or in a slide-out cart drawer.
Setting up a Buy Together bundle
In the Recommendations Wizard, choose Buy Together as the algorithm type, then:
- Pick the trigger condition. Most teams use the currently-viewed product as the trigger, then surface complementary partners. You can also trigger on cart contents.
- Define the partner pool. Either pick specific SKUs (curated bundles) or let Personyze surface aggregate “frequently bought together” partners based on actual purchase data.
- Configure the discount. Percentage off, fixed dollar amount, or BOGO-style. The discount only applies when both trigger and partner are in cart.
- Set the message. Use dynamic variables to reflect the actual discount in the widget copy: “Add a {Partner} and save {DiscountAmount}”.
Best practices
- Use real bundle affinity data when possible. Either Personyze’s automatic “frequently bought together” algorithm or your own purchase-pair analysis. Curated bundles work too but tend to feel less relevant when the catalog grows past a few hundred SKUs.
- Limit to 1–2 partners per offer. Showing 5 “buy together” options dilutes the urgency. One strong pairing usually outperforms a wall of choices.
- Time-bound the discount in the copy. “Add to cart in the next 10 minutes” creates the friction needed to convert. (Honor whatever timer you display on the back end.)
- Test bundle pricing. A 10% bundle discount might net you more revenue than 25% if the smaller discount converts at a similar rate.
- Place above the fold on product pages. Below the main product image is the highest-engagement slot in our internal benchmarks.
Measuring impact
The campaign’s Performance tab shows you bundle-specific metrics: how many shoppers viewed the offer, how many added the partner product, the bundle conversion rate, and revenue attributed to the cross-sell. Compare against a holdout audience (no bundle offer shown) to measure incremental lift.