ClickDesigns brief

Idea 06 · Add a second one-time order bump at FE checkout

Your $19/mo AI-tools bump is a great recurring-revenue play. Add a cheaper one-time bump alongside it for the buyers who won't sub.
Est. lift +$3–5 / FE buyer
Effort: 1 wk
Category: order bumps
Current bumps
1 (AI-tools $19/mo)
Bump type
Subscription only
Benchmark
20%+ take on 3-stack (Nooro)
Evidence
Maps-to-Cash + Niklas Pedde
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What it is

You already run one order bump at FE checkout — AI Tools at $19/month (via /jvzoo/ai-tools/). Strategically that's smart: it's the only recurring revenue line in your entire funnel, which means every subscriber compounds in value over time.

But a subscription bump has a specific downside: buyers who don't do subscriptions (and there are many) pass. You're leaving revenue on the table from the cohort that would say yes to a one-time add-on at $17.

Add a second bump alongside the AI-tools subscription. Make it one-time, cheaper, and a no-brainer add for ClickDesigns's specific buyer.

Why this fits ClickDesigns specifically

Your FE buyer is mostly a marketer/entrepreneur who just bought a design tool. They're in "build mode" mentally. The one-time bump should be something that accelerates their first output:

Candidates for the second bump (pick one or A/B)

Bump ideaPriceCOGSWhy it works
"50 Done-For-You Logo Templates" (niche-specific — ecom, coaching, SaaS) $17 ~$0 (digital) Narrower than the FE's 1,000+ generic templates. Sells on specificity.
"Express Support Priority" (7-day) $12 ~$2 (support time) Speed-focused objection handler. Pairs with new-user onboarding anxiety.
"Advanced Training Bundle" (15 tutorial videos) $27 ~$0 (digital) The FE includes basic training. This is "mastery-level." Sells to the buyer who wants to go deep.
"Brand Kit Template Pack" (colors, fonts, style guides) $17 ~$0 (digital) Legitimate complementary add-on to logo design.
My pick: the niche-specific logo templates. Reason: it's the most concrete, highest-perceived-value, lowest-COGS. A buyer who just bought a design tool understanding "50 ecom logo templates specifically designed for Shopify stores, ready to customize" is a one-sentence pitch. Expected take: 20-25%.

Visual layout — stack both bumps

Two checkboxes, stacked vertically, on the order form. Order matters:

  1. Bump 1 (first shown): AI Tools — $19/mo → position this as the premium, recurring option
  2. Bump 2 (second shown): 50 DFY Logo Templates — $17 one-time → framed as the "lighter" alternative

Rationale for this order: buyers will either take both (maximal revenue), take just the AI subscription (your existing winning outcome), or take just the logo pack (the recovery case you're creating with this idea). Only the logo-pack-only case is new revenue.

Do NOT pre-check either bump. Pre-checked bumps trigger FTC scrutiny (as documented on the QuietProtector brief).

Evidence — multi-bump order forms in our library

Click any thumbnail to see the full checkout page with multiple bumps in context.

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Maps-to-Cash multi-bump checkout
Visual template for ClickDesigns
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Maps-to-Cash bumps page
Copy patterns for stacked bumps
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Niklas Pedde Order Bump 1
First of two stacked bumps
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Niklas Pedde Order Bump 2
Differentiated from Bump 1
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Niklas Pedde full checkout (bumps inline)
Structural layout reference
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MindsetStack toggle add-ons
Toggle-style UI variant

Expected lift math

Second bump take rate
Assume 20% of FE buyers take the $17 logo pack (conservative given FE buyer's design focus)
Per-FE-buyer lift
20% × $17 = +$3.40 per FE buyer blended
On current 4,500 FE buyers
+$15,300 per sample at near-zero COGS (digital)
If template pack is sourced from existing library
Margin approaches 100% — you're just selecting and bundling what you already have

Watch-outs

Don't pre-check either bump Per FTC compliance. Buyers must actively opt in to each bump. This is a known trigger for JVZoo-account reviews.
Don't cannibalize OTO3 DesignPages The second bump should be CLEARLY smaller than the OTO offer. A $17 template pack doesn't compete with DesignPages's $97 full page builder. But if you tried to bump "50 design pages" at $29, buyers would skip OTO3 thinking "I already got that." Keep the bump narrow and small.
JVZoo checkout constraints JVZoo's checkout pages have limited customization. Stacking two bumps cleanly may require using their advanced form builder or a custom JS overlay. Test that the bump actually posts correctly to JVZoo's tracking before going live.

Next moves

  1. Pull 50 highest-rated logo templates from existing ClickDesigns library, group them by niche (ecom, coaching, SaaS)
  2. Create a simple "DFY Logo Templates" landing section + delivery mechanism (Zip file + dedicated template page in ClickDesigns)
  3. Add second bump SKU to JVZoo ($17 one-time)
  4. Update checkout page HTML/form to show both bumps (keep FTC-compliant: no pre-check)
  5. Ship; measure per-bump take rate separately for 14 days
  6. If the template-pack bump exceeds 25% take, ladder up — add a 3rd bump variant for A/B testing