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Limited-time discounts for cart abandoners: Kiss My Keto's A/B test

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The bottom line

A limited-time 15% discount with a countdown timer, shown to cart abandoners, raised Kiss My Keto's conversion rate by 15.05%. Urgency aimed at users who already showed strong interest can bring them back to finish the purchase.

Key takeaways

Two parts make the offer work: discount and deadline
Kiss My Keto's version lifted conversion rate by 15.05% among cart abandoners.
  • Cart abandoners received a time-limited 15% discount offer. They had already shown strong interest, so they were the right people to re-engage.
    • The offer was paired with a countdown timer.
  • The countdown timer was added to create urgency. The test relies on fear of missing out to push users to act.
  • The test produced a 15.05% increase in conversion rate. This shows the approach worked for re-engaging abandoners.

The test

Kiss My Keto offered cart abandoners a discount with a deadline to win them back.

  • The offer was a limited-time 15% discount.
    • A countdown timer accompanied the offer to signal urgency.
    • The design leverages FOMO to encourage completing the purchase.
  • The target group was cart abandoners.
    • They are described as highly interested users.
Version A and version B as Kiss My Keto tested them.
Version A and version B as Kiss My Keto tested them. Screens from abtest.design.

The result

The discount and timer combination lifted conversion rate by 15.05%.

  • Conversion rate rose 15.05%.
    • The test falls under the Checkout and sales category.
    • A fuller write-up of the test was first published by OptiMonk.

In the growth library

Kiss My Keto, Checkout & sales test. Showing cart abandoners a limited-time 15% discount with a countdown timer pushes hesitant shoppers to finish checkout. The test produced a 15.05% increase in conversion rate.

Lessons that draw on this:

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