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Packages, checkout, booking, delivery

Ask Ms. Ivey now lets a parent pick a package, pay and book without emailing Betty first.

Betty Ivey's services page had no prices and no way to pay. I built the packages, the site, the quiz, checkout, booking and delivery, so a parent can buy and get started without waiting on an email.

Before and after

From a services page with no prices to packages a parent can buy.

In order: her old services page, the package menu that replaced it, and the checkout a parent pays through.

Earlier Ask Ms. Ivey services page with broad categories, no prices and no way to pay
Before Useful categories, with no prices and no way to pay.
Ask Ms. Ivey package menu with clear paid offer choices
Packages Clear packages a parent can compare and choose from.
Ask Ms. Ivey branded checkout, captured in a test run
Checkout A branded page where a parent pays, the step that was missing.

The story

Betty knew the work. Her site gave parents no way to buy it.

Ask Ms. Ivey helps parents make better education decisions. If your buyers have to email you before they can pay, this is the build.

  1. 01

    Where she was

    Betty had the research, the judgment and offers parents could use. Her page listed broad service categories. A parent with a question couldn't see a price, choose an option or pay.

  2. 02

    The packages

    I organized her work into three tiers and a package menu that shows them together. A scored quiz gives a parent who isn't sure where to start a suggested next step.

  3. 03

    The build

    I moved her off Webflow to a site she owns, then connected checkout, private booking, sign-ups, campaigns and promotions: the whole path from interested to paid.

  4. 04

    After payment

    When a full-series purchase clears, a welcome goes out in Betty's name with private calendar and file access. Every 15 minutes, an automatic check confirms that access went out.

Results

What Betty has now.

Owned

site in place of the old Webflow one, so her pages, checkout and checks live in one place.

3 tiers

of packages, plus a scored quiz that suggests where a parent should start.

15 minutes

between automatic checks that paid access went out, plus a daily report.

What I built

The sale is finished when the parent has what they paid for.

One build covers choosing, paying, booking and delivery, plus the checks behind them. A consultant's offer can then run like a product parents can count on.

Compare

Clear packages

Three tiers a parent can compare, in place of a general services page they had to decode.

Choose

Scored quiz

A short scored quiz that suggests a next step for a parent who isn't sure where to start.

Own

A site she owns

The pages, the quiz and the checkout all live on one site that belongs to Betty.

Pay and book

Checkout and booking

A parent pays on a checkout in Betty's brand, then books the next step on a private calendar.

Receive

Delivery after payment

For a full-series purchase, the welcome, calendar access and file access go out together when payment clears.

Check

A check every 15 minutes

It flags any paid access that didn't go out, and sends a daily report.

Notes

Good to know.

  • Published with Betty's approval. The screenshots here are ones she cleared.
  • Her customer numbers stay private. So do their names.
  • The checkout was captured in a test run. No real card or customer appears in it.

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