Bagify

Bagify approached iMobdev with a proven idea and no way to sell it: a Shopify cart add-on that used cross-sell drawers and goal-based progress bars to push shoppers toward a higher average order value. The concept had been validated informally with a handful of merchants, but there was no polished marketing site, no pricing structure, and no consistent story explaining why a store owner should trust another app with their checkout flow.

The gaps were concrete. There was no clear way to demonstrate the product in action to a merchant browsing the Shopify App Store, since screenshots and a vague description don't convey how a discount drawer or a "you're $12 away from free shipping" progress bar actually feels mid-checkout. There was no tiered pricing model to capture both small stores testing the waters and larger stores ready to commit to unlimited offers. And there was no path from casual visitor to installed app — no obvious next step for someone who liked the pitch but wasn't ready to commit.

Every week spent without a credible storefront was a week of losing App Store search traffic to competing cross-sell tools with more established landing pages. Bagify needed a site that could sell the product on its own, since most merchants would never speak to a human before clicking install.

Bagify launched with a marketing site that does the selling the product itself never could: a merchant can watch the cross-sell drawer in action, compare plans, and either install immediately or book a VIP consultation, all without leaving the page. The tiered pricing table gave Bagify a clear upgrade path from free trial to Pro, and the Executive VIP page opened a second revenue line for merchants who wanted hands-on setup instead of self-service.

The clean, single design system across Home, Features, Services, Pricing, and Contact means new sections can be added without breaking the site's visual consistency. iMobdev continues to support Bagify as it expands into BigCommerce and WooCommerce storefronts.