PerTronix
Adding a Sticky Add to Cart on Desktop
Hypothesis
What the Data Told Us
A/B Test
What We Did
The Results
The sticky Add to Cart bar delivered strong uplifts across both engagement and revenue metrics, indicating that users were able to read through all the required information and add products to their carts immediately without having to scroll back to the Add to Cart CTA. Conversion Rate increased by +25.95%, while Revenue per Visitor rose by +25% and Total Revenue by +29.9%. The improvement suggested that maintaining persistent action visibility preserved conversion momentum, enabling users to act immediately once information needs were satisfied.
User behaviour also improved meaningfully, with clicks on Add to Cart increasing by +14.76%, Average Products per Visitor by +18.69%, and Average Order Value rose by +6.3%. These results reinforced that reducing action retrieval effort, particularly within research-heavy journeys, can materially improve conversion outcomes by aligning purchase availability with moments of decision readiness.
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25.95%
Increase in Conversion Rate -
29.9%
Increase in Total Revenue -
18.69%
Increase in Average Products per Visitor
2025
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