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Promotions

What our offers cost, what they bring in, and what the experiments show — judged on purchases and contribution, never on coupon copies alone.

Server memory; resets on restart. Contribution is an estimate: parts at 55% of price, payment fees, packing and postage. Demand insights

  • Orders with a promotion

    0 of 0

    no orders yet

  • Average order

    —

    with a promotion · — without

  • Discounts & perks

    $0.00

    what promotions cost

  • Contribution

    $0.00

    after discounts (estimate)

  • Bought again

    —

    of buying browsers

  • “That was easy”

    —

    0 answers after checkout

From deal to order

A copied code isn’t a customer; the last line is what counts.

  • Saw the Deals page5
  • Copied a code0
  • Tried a code2
  • Code worked2
  • Ordered with a promotion0

Referrals

Rewarded only after a qualifying first order is final.

Invites sent (copies, shares, emails)
0
Links opened
0
Qualified (rewarded)
0
Waiting out the refund window
0
Flagged for review
0
Reward cost (welcomes + credit)
$0.00
Cost per referred customer
—
Referred customers who bought again
0 of 0

Store credit

Outstanding credit is a liability until it’s used or expires.

Issued
$0.00
Redeemed on orders
$0.00
Outstanding
$0.00
… of which pending
$0.00
Expired unused
$0.00

Campaigns

Pause anything here without a deploy. A campaign operations can’t deliver is never offered.

  • Everyday Deal · FAST10On

    10% off eligible parts. Customers copy it from /deals and paste it in.

  • Everyday Deal · SAVE5On

    $5 off $50+, the dollars version of the everyday deal (Experiment B).

  • Spring 2026 · SPRING15Ended

    Ended. Kept so anyone typing it gets a clear answer.

  • Friend PassOn

    Give a friend $10 off a first order of $75+; get $10 credit when it's final.

    $0.00 of $1,500.00 this month
  • First-order thank-youOn

    $3 toward the next order, after a first order of $20+.

    $0.00 of $300.00 this month
  • Returning-builder thank-youOn

    $5 credit on every 3rd order of $20+.

    $0.00 of $400.00 this month
  • Little ExtrasOn

    Screws or bolts but no washers? A free bag of matching ones (or $1 off) on orders of $25+.

    $0.00 of $150.00 this month
  • Labeled bagsCan't deliver yet

    Fulfillment can't print bag labels yet.

    $0.00 of $100.00 this month
  • Free express upgradePaused

    Express for the price of standard on in-stock orders of $100+.

    $0.00 of $200.00 this month

Experiments

Each visitor keeps one version. Only orders after they saw it count, and every version is read against its control so people who’d have bought anyway aren’t counted as wins.

BPercentages vs dollarsRunning

Does “10% off” or an equivalent “$5 off $50+” lead to more profitable orders?

Hypothesis: At a $50 basket the two are worth the same; how the value is framed may change behavior.

Results for Percentages vs dollars
VersionVisitorsBoughtRevenue / visitorContribution / visitorAvg orderBought againMin. to orderEasy (👍)
10% off (FAST10)Control0— —— ————
$5 off $50+ (SAVE5)20.0% $0.00$0.00 ————

Too early to call — every version needs at least 100 visitors (smallest has 0).

Decided on: Completed purchases · Average order value · Net contribution

CReferral framingRunning

“Get $10 for referring” or “Give a friend $10, we’ll thank you with $10”?

Hypothesis: Leading with the gift may bring more qualified, profitable friends.

Results for Referral framing
VersionVisitorsBoughtRevenue / visitorContribution / visitorAvg orderBought againMin. to orderQualified referrals
Get $10 for referring a friendControl20.0% $0.00$0.00 ———0 (0 invites)
Give a friend $10. We'll thank you with $10 too.0— —— ———0 (0 invites)

Too early to call — every version needs at least 100 visitors (smallest has 0).

Decided on: Qualified referrals · Profitable referred customers · Invites sent (secondary)

DDiscount vs helpful perkRunning

On qualifying orders, is $1 off or a free bag of matching washers (same cost) remembered better?

Hypothesis: A useful physical extra may do more for satisfaction and repeat orders than the same money off.

Results for Discount vs helpful perk
VersionVisitorsBoughtRevenue / visitorContribution / visitorAvg orderBought againMin. to orderEasy (👍)
Free bag of matching washers20.0% $0.00$0.00 ————
$1 off the orderControl0— —— ————

Too early to call — every version needs at least 100 visitors (smallest has 0).

Decided on: Satisfaction · Repeat purchase rate · Net contribution

EGeneric vs contextual rewardsRunning

Does copy about what someone is building beat generic deal copy?

Hypothesis: Copy that matches the project (robotics, woodworking…) may feel more helpful.

Results for Generic vs contextual rewards
VersionVisitorsBoughtRevenue / visitorContribution / visitorAvg orderBought againMin. to orderEasy (👍)
Generic copyControl20.0% $0.00$0.00 ————
Copy for their project (chosen, or from what they buy)0— —— ————

Too early to call — every version needs at least 100 visitors (smallest has 0).

Decided on: Coupon use · Completed purchases · Net contribution

FExpected vs unexpected generosityRunning

Is a promised “every 3rd order” thank-you or the same thank-you as a surprise worth more?

Hypothesis: An unexpected thank-you may be remembered more vividly at the same cost.

Results for Expected vs unexpected generosity
VersionVisitorsBoughtRevenue / visitorContribution / visitorAvg orderBought againMin. to orderEasy (👍)
Promised on the Deals pageControl10.0% $0.00$0.00 ————
Same rule, not announced10.0% $0.00$0.00 ————

Too early to call — every version needs at least 100 visitors (smallest has 1).

Decided on: Repeat purchase rate · Satisfaction · Net contribution

Needs a person

Flagged, not refused: households and workshops share addresses.

Nothing to review

Recent orders

A refund reconciles its promotions: code use released, credit restored, rewards reversed.

No orders yet