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Products used every day but bought only once: subscriptions and personalized kits that turn one-off orders into recurring customers.
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Picture a brand of quality supplements. Its ideal customer takes them every day and should reorder every month, but instead buys once and disappears. Every month they have to be won over again as if it were the first time, and the cost of acquiring a customer ends up eating almost all the margin.
The online store exists, but it was built without subscriptions: plugins added over the years slow the site down, automatic renewals fail because of payment problems and the customer area is so confusing that pausing a delivery means writing to support.
Analysis of the existing store, removal of unnecessary plugins and a solid structure for subscriptions. The biggest speed gain often comes from taking things away, not adding them.
Renewals configured according to European payment rules (PSD2), automatic retries when a card expires and email or SMS alerts before the customer is lost.
Customers build their own kit of several products with a progressive discount. A personal routine gets canceled far less often than a single product.
Next renewal, pause, skipped delivery, product and payment method changes: all self-service, with clear statuses even for people not used to online portals.
Ingredients, dosages, certifications and answers to the most common doubts, written in line with the rules on what can be said about supplements.
Existing subscribers move to the new system with no gaps in deliveries and no need to sign up again, with a clear notice about what changes.
Before we start, we set the indicators and the starting point together, so results are read from data and not impressions.
How many customers choose the subscription instead of a one-off purchase.
What a customer is worth over the months, compared with the cost of acquiring them.
How many subscribers cancel each month, and at what point.
How many failed renewals are recovered automatically.
A personal routine creates a stronger bond than any discount on a single purchase.
Removing unnecessary plugins often improves speed more than any code optimization.
A good recovery sequence protects subscriptions that would otherwise be lost silently.
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Yes: cosmetics, coffee, food, pet products and, in general, anything consumed regularly.
No, we migrate them to the new system, keeping renewal dates and payment methods where possible.
Yes, and it's worth making it simple: a clear way out increases trust at sign-up and is required by consumer law.
A custom online store with subscriptions starts at €4,500 + VAT, depending on integrations and number of products.
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