The Frequently Bought Together(FBT) widget uncovers items that customers often purchase in the same transaction—empowering you to present complementary products at exactly the right moment. FBT drives incremental revenue through cross-sell and up-sell opportunities on product detail pages, cart pages, and beyond.
Recommended Placements
1. Product Page: Show “Customers Also Bought” for the current item
2. Cart Page: Surface related accessories for items in cart
3. Homepage: Generic “Customers Also Bought” carousel for returning shoppers
The algorithm analyzes customers’ purchase histories to find patterns of frequently bought products.
It uses artificial intelligence techniques to find patterns, and then it gives recommendations that the customer intends to buy together
Purchase Pattern & Association Rule Mining
Analyzes historical order data to identify items frequently bought together.
Collaborative Filtering
Uses AI techniques to surface strong item-pair associations.
With Session Activity:
Displays FBT based on items added or viewed in the current session.
Brand-New Visitors:
Fallback Disabled: On the product page, users will find suggestions to help them get started with the product. If the user is on the home page, it will not show any suggestions because there is no browsing history.
Fallback Enabled: Shows fallback algorithm suggestions to mitigate cold-start. On the product page, users will see suggestions for getting started with the product. When the user is on the home page, there are no suggestions due to the absence of browsing history. Instead, products will be displayed from Fallback.
Returning Customers:
Leverages both their past purchase history and current session to fine-tune FBT picks.
Freshly Registered (No History):
Fallback Disabled: On the product page, users will find suggestions to help them get started with the product. If the user is on the home page, it will not show any suggestions because there is no browsing history.
Fallback Enabled: Fallback suggestions fill the widget, guiding new users. On the product page, users will see suggestions for getting started with the product. When the user is on the home page, there are no suggestions due to the absence of browsing history. Instead, products will be displayed from Fallback.