Modica's headline offer reads three different ways on the way to checkout. The homepage card says a $60 bundle is "3 bottles + 1 FREE"; the bundle's own page says it "Includes three bottles" and "Makes 30"; the banner says free shipping starts at $79, the bundle page says "Free Shipping on all Bundles!", and the cart drawer still counts down "$79 away from free shipping". The bundles' compare-at price is set to $60, the same as the price, so no saving is shown at all.
First action
Write down the exact offer and shipping rule for bundles.
How to measure it
Bundle share of orders
- Now
- –
- Target
- +20%
- By
- 60 days
Steps
Agree the offer
Bottles per bundle, price and shipping rule.
Co-founder & CEO 1 hour
Fix the cards
Same wording on homepage and collection cards.
E-commerce Manager 2 hours
Fix product pages
Titles, bottle count and drinks per bundle.
E-commerce Manager 1 day
Show the saving
Compare-at price of $80 on four-bottle bundles.
E-commerce Manager 1 hour
Fix the cart bar
Free-shipping logic that matches the bundle rule.
Shopify Developer 1 day
Check emails and ads
Klaviyo flows and ad copy use the same offer.
Marketing Manager 2 hours
Measure
Bundle share, cart abandonment and average order value.
E-commerce Manager weekly
Why it works
Decide the offer once (for example: any bundle is 4 bottles for $60 and ships free) and write it the same way everywhere: card, product title ("4 bottles, 1 free"), product description ("Includes four bottles, makes 40 drinks"), compare-at price of $80 so the saving shows, and a cart bar that recognizes bundle orders as free shipping. Then test the announcement bar with the per-drink price that results.
Shoppers who see different bottle counts and shipping rules hesitate or abandon at the cart, and a visible $20 saving is the strongest reason to choose a bundle over a single bottle.
Ready to use
ChecklistOne-offer checklist
[ ] Offer written once: bottles, price, shipping [ ] Homepage and collection cards match [ ] Product titles say the bottle count [ ] Descriptions say bottles and drinks per bundle [ ] Compare-at price shows the saving [ ] Cart bar treats bundles correctly [ ] Banner, emails and ads match
Risks and how to handle them
Margin on free shipping
Raise the threshold for singles if bundles ship free.
Confusion during the change
Switch everything on the same day.
Evidence
- Your websiteHomepage (checked October 20, 2026): H1 "Tastes like a bartender made it. Because one did."; banner "BUY 3 BOTTLES, GET 1 FREE. FREE SHIPPING ON $79+"; bundle cards labelled "3 bottles + 1 FREE" at $60; Bestseller Pack and Variety Pack at $80 (was $100), "Makes 72 Elevated Cocktails or Mocktails!"; claims "$1 per drink", "Up to 70% less sugar than other mixers", "Product of the year, Food and Beverage Magazine" and "The internet's favorite mixer, 100 million views"; "4.96 average from 169 reviews"; single bottles at $20, "Makes 10" (Spiced Cherry Old Fashioned "Makes 32").Source
- Your websiteCucumber Margarita Bundle page: "Makes 30 Cocktails or Mocktails", "Includes three bottles of Cucumber Margarita Mix", "Free Shipping on all Bundles!", $60, "One-time Purchase". The cart drawer on the same page counts down "$79 away from free shipping!" The other single-flavor bundles use the same wording.Source
- Your websiteCatalogue (19 products): seven flavors at $20 each; nine bundles at $60 whose compare-at price is also $60, so no saving is shown; the Bestseller Pack and Variety Pack at $80 against $100. The Vodka Lovers and Tequila Lovers bundles live at the URLs /products/sample-pack-copy-1 and /products/sample-pack-copy; the Ginger Mule and Spiced Cherry Old Fashioned keep older URLs (turmeric-ginger-mule, tart-cherry-old-fashioned). The Spiced Cherry page says "Makes 30", the homepage says 32.Source