Offers & Selling

Discounts with judgment

A sitewide popup gives 10% to everyone — including the 70% who were buying anyway. Yokaify deploys offers behaviorally: only when a hesitating shopper actually needs the nudge, only where you scoped it, and always tracked to redemption.

offer enginelive
hesitation · checkoutgate open
COMEBACK10

scoped · capped per visitor · expires

shownappliedredeemed

See it working

store.com/pricing
Read · hesitating on price
Cursor velocityslowing

Hover, hesitate, or race for the exit.

Dwell time3m 12s

Long on pricing means real intent.

Scroll depth62%

How far before they stalled.

Exit intentrising

Cursor drifting toward the back button.

Targeting

Deployed on behavior, not on everyone

The same signals that fire assists gate your offers — a coupon only appears when a hesitating, high-intent shopper actually needs the nudge. Scoped to the products you choose, capped per visitor, prioritized when rules overlap.

Holdouta silent group never sees the mascot
With Yokaifyeveryone else
+ liftThe gap between the two bars is the difference Yokaify alone caused — measured like a clinical trial, not a correlation.

Illustrative · your real figures live in your dashboard

Proof

The margin math is measured

Every offer is tracked from shown to redeemed, and the holdout comparison shows whether the discount actually created orders — or just gave margin away to people who were buying anyway.

Checkout
Cart total: $240.00
Idle 45s
Special Offer
Still thinking about it? Here's 15% off to help you decide.
SAVE15Apply
Discount Applied!
Cart updated: $204.00
The moment

A coupon that waits for its moment

The offer stays holstered until hesitation crosses the threshold — then it arrives as help, not as noise. Shown, applied, and logged against revenue.

What you get

Behavioral deployment

Offers fire on hesitation triggers — an idle cart, exit intent on checkout — not on page load. Margin goes to rescues, not to shoppers who’d already decided.

Flexible mechanics

Percent or fixed amount, with a discount code or code-free, minimum-cart thresholds, scheduled windows, and per-visitor caps.

Scoped & prioritized

Target specific pages, products, or triggers. When multiple offers qualify, priority decides — the mascot never stacks discounts.

Naturally presented

The mascot paraphrases your offer conversationally in context — it lands as help from a character, not as another banner to dismiss.

Shopify-native discounts

Tie offers to existing Shopify price rules so redemption runs through your store’s own discount engine.

Order lookup

“Where is my order?” answered in chat for verified customers on connected Shopify stores — your most common ticket, deflected.

How it works

  1. 1

    Create the offer

    Value, code, minimum cart, schedule, scope, priority, per-visitor cap — defined once in Selling → Offers.

  2. 2

    The engine holds it back

    The offer stays invisible until a visitor’s behavior says they need it — that restraint is what protects your margin and your brand.

  3. 3

    Presented at the moment

    The mascot offers it conversationally at the hesitation point, on the pages you scoped.

  4. 4

    Tracked to the dollar

    Times shown, times redeemed, and attributed revenue — every offer proves (or fails to prove) it pays for its margin.

Common questions

Won’t offers train visitors to wait for discounts?

That’s exactly what behavioral deployment prevents. Sitewide popups train everyone; offers that only appear at genuine hesitation moments, capped per visitor, don’t create a discount-hunting pattern.

Can I run offers without discount codes?

Yes — code-free offers work for informational nudges like free-shipping thresholds, where the mascot’s job is awareness at the right moment rather than a coupon.

How do I know an offer is profitable?

Each offer tracks shown → redeemed → attributed revenue in the dashboard, and assist-driven conversions are measured against the holdout group — so you see net effect, not gross activity.

Does order lookup risk exposing customer data?

Lookups require verified identity (a server-signed hash, not a typed email). Unverified visitors get an escalation path instead — convenience never outranks privacy.

See it on your own store

One script tag, live in minutes. Measured with a real holdout, so you'll know if it's working — not hope.