PayTomorrow Messaging

Develop by PayTomorrow

Free plan available

Sell more with personalized payment offers

Personalized payment offers

Monthly payment display

Boost basket sizes

Marketing solutions suite

About PayTomorrow Messaging

Launched Apr 10, 2023

Built by PayTomorrow

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Description

Offers an easy way to buy the things you want now and pay later. Convert more sales.

Convert more shoppers PayTomorrow lets you display a monthly payment price for each item—showing shoppers how budget-friendly the item can be. Unlock higher AOV Showcasing monthly payments messaging encourages your customers to say yes to upgrades, add-ons, and bundling, boosting basket sizes. Merchandise every touchpoint With a suite of marketing solutions and dynamic options, you can pull your customers from awareness all the way through to conversion.

A monthly payment price for each item—showing how budget-friend the item can be
Encourages customers to say yes to upgrades, boosting basket sizes.
With dynamic price options, pull customers from awareness to conversion

Pros

Displays monthly payment prices, making items appear budget-friendly, increasing conversion rates
Encourages customers to upgrade and purchase add-ons, which can lead to a higher Average Order Value (AOV)
Offers a suite of marketing solutions and dynamic options to guide customers from awareness to conversion
Merchandising every touchpoint to ensure customers are engaged throughout their shopping journey
Helps boost basket sizes through effective payment messaging strategies

Cons

Complexity in setting up and tailoring dynamic price options for different items
Potential for increased administrative overhead to manage and maintain the app
May require significant data input to display accurate monthly payment prices for each item
Customers may be wary of financing options, which could lead to skepticism