How to create a new offer in Chargebee Retention?

Modified on: Wed, 21 Jun, 2023 at 11:53 AM

Scope

How to create a new offer in Chargebee Retention?

What are the steps to create a new offer in Chargebee Retention?

What are the goals in Chargebee Retention?

What are actions in Chargebee Retention?

What are layouts in Chargebee Retention?


Summary

Offers are Chargebee Retention's secret weapon for saving customers. Offers actively deflect customers from canceling by automatically presenting the right fix, to the right audience, at the right time. Customers that accept an Offer get categorized as  Deflected and land on the  Watchlist in Reports for 30 days. 

When creating a New Offer, there are three components to configure, the Goal, Action, and Layout. Once you have made your selection for each of the three, the Offer Editor will launch and you can customize your offers accordingly. 
  • Offer category: Select the category of offer which will determine the required input fields for your offer settings and will be used in reporting/benchmarking. 
  • Offer processing option: Select how you will process offers in your billing system
  • Offer editor: Configure your offer content, button settings, step after accepting offer, and finally place offers in a page

Solution

Offers are Chargebee Retention's secret weapon for saving customers. Offers actively deflect customers from canceling by automatically presenting the right fix, to the right audience, at the right time. Customers that accept an Offer get categorized as  Deflected and land on the Watchlist in Reports for 30 days. 

When creating a New Offer, there are two steps you will need to configure before being launched into the Offer editor to build out your offer. The workflow goes like this:
  • Offer category: Select the category of offer which will determine the required input fields for your offer settings and will be used in reporting/benchmarking. 
  • Offer processing option: Select how you will process offers in your billing system
  • Offer editor: Configure your offer content, button settings, step after accepting offer, and finally place offers in a page

Offer Category 

Over the course of hundreds of Offer tests, we have established eight categories of Offers that can be presented to a canceling user.

  • Discount: "Claim 35% off for three months"
  • Pause: "Pause Plan for up to three months"
  • Extension: "Extend Trial for two weeks"
  • Plan Change: "Swap from 12 to 8 meals per week"
  • Support & training: "Schedule time with an expert today"
  • Customer feedback: "Tell us where we went wrong"
  • Gifts & credits: "Add a free product to your next order" or "receive a $ credit to your next bill"
  • Multi-offer: "Add multiple buttons with their own offer categories to a single offer modal"

The Offer category you choose will tie directly to the retention strategy you are testing, and we typically recommend that users start with at least two different offer categories when initially testing Retention. 

Offer Processing Option 

Once you have selected the type of offer you will be making, you will need to determine how this offer will be processed in billing. 

We have four options to process offers:

Direct Billing Integration is typically the easiest as it requires no custom development or manual workflows on your end. Webhooks and URL Redirects are viable options if you have development resources who can help implement them. Email can be a great option if you don't have access to technical resources. Select the best option for you and then proceed to the Offer Editor to finish building out your Offer. 

For offer modals with multiple buttons, you can select the offer processing option for each button.

Offer Editor 

Once you have selected an Offer Layout, you will be launched into the Offer Editor to select your design, configure your button settings, set your offer accept step (what happens to the user when they click the button), place offers in experiences, and configure billing (if enabled). These tabs allow you to build out your offer and ultimately deploy it into a Cancel Experience. 

View this article for more information on the Offer editor. If you have questions on how to create a new Offer, please contact retention-support@chargebee.com. 

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