Add an Upsell in Two Clicks and Grow Every Order
Turn every single sale into two by adding a second offer to your storefront in under a minute.
Remember the old checkout-counter trick? You're buying a coffee and the barista asks, "want to make that a large for fifty cents more?" Half the time you say yes, because the ask was small, the value was obvious, and it took zero extra effort on your part. Now think about the last time you tried to do that on your own website. Suddenly you need a plugin, a "related products" widget, some CSS to make it look right, and an afternoon you didn't have. The idea was simple. The execution wasn't.
That gap — simple idea, painful execution — is exactly what store.fan closes. You don't need a developer, a plugin, or a design degree to add a second offer next to your bestseller. You need a product name, a price, and about two clicks.
What an upsell actually looks like on store.fan
An upsell doesn't have to be complicated. It's simply a second, related thing you offer the same visitor who already showed up ready to buy from you. Someone grabbing your Lightroom preset pack is a great candidate for your editing mini-course. Someone booking a 1:1 coaching call is a great candidate for your planning template. The buyer's guard is already down — they trust you enough to reach for their card. An upsell just gives them one more reason to use it.
On most platforms, making that happen means custom widgets, checkout redirects, or hoping someone remembers to come back later. On store.fan, it means opening your product list, clicking "Add product," and filling in a title, a price, and a file or link. Click publish, and it's live on your storefront, sitting right below (or above) your original offer — wherever you drag it in the store designer.
Why it works without any extra effort from you
The reason this feels effortless isn't a trick — it's that store.fan already handles everything an upsell needs to actually convert and get delivered:
- Your whole catalog lives on one page at store.fan/username, so the second offer is one scroll away, not a separate link
- Payment is already connected — Stripe or a PayPal email, with Apple Pay and Google Pay working automatically — so a second item checks out just as fast as the first
- Delivery is automatic for every product type: downloads, course access, or a meeting link land on-screen and in the buyer's inbox the second payment clears
- Discount codes let you bundle two products at a lower combined price, so "add this too" comes with a built-in reason to say yes
The old way vs. the store.fan way
| Old way | store.fan way |
|---|---|
| Install and configure an upsell plugin or app | Click "Add product" — no plugin needed |
| Hand-code a "you may also like" section | Drag the new product into position in the store designer |
| Build a separate checkout flow for the add-on | Same storefront, same one-click checkout, Apple Pay and Google Pay included |
| Manually email every buyer their extra file | Automatic delivery — download link, course access, or meeting link sent instantly |
| Discount the bundle by editing prices by hand and hoping you remember | Create a discount code once and reuse it for every bundle |
| Wait days for a developer or freelancer | Live on your storefront in minutes, today |
How little effort it actually takes
Add your first upsell right now
0/6That's the whole flow. No approval queue, no waiting for a plugin update, no separate dashboard to learn. If you can list something on a marketplace app, you can list an upsell on store.fan. Want to see what a fully built-out storefront with multiple offers actually looks like in the wild? Check out a live example store — notice how a companion product sits right beside the main one, not buried on a different page.
The best upsell is the one your customer barely notices they're saying yes to — it just looks like the next obvious step.— store.fan team
Why this actually grows every order
Attention is the hardest thing to earn on the internet, and a buyer mid-checkout has already given you theirs. Every upsell you add to your storefront is a chance to convert that attention into a bigger order total, without spending another cent on ads or another hour on outreach. It's the single highest-leverage five minutes available to a creator who already has at least one product selling.
And because store.fan takes 0% platform fees on paid plans, the extra revenue from an upsell isn't quietly shaved down before it reaches you. Compare that against platforms that take a cut of every transaction — an upsell there is working partly for the platform, not just for you. See the pricing page for how the free plan and Pro plan compare.
No. Adding a product is a form — title, price, description, and a file or link. The store designer lets you drag it into position visually, with no CSS or theme editing required.
Yes. You can create your store and list multiple products on the free plan. Paid plans remove platform fees entirely, which matters more the more products — and upsells — you add.
No. Every product on your storefront uses the same checkout, whether it's the buyer's first item or their fifth. Stripe, PayPal, Apple Pay, and Google Pay all work the same way across your whole catalog.
Yes. Create a discount code from your dashboard and share or apply it however fits your offer — a bundle price, a limited-time nudge, or a thank-you for repeat buyers.
That's fine. store.fan supports downloads, courses, coaching calls, webinars, and memberships side by side on the same storefront, each with its own automatic delivery method.
You already have the hard part done — a product people want to buy. Adding the second one is the easy part, and it's sitting two clicks away. Read more guides on growing what you sell, check the FAQ for anything else you're wondering about, or just go add the product now.
Your next sale is one product away. Add it to your storefront today.
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