They pay once.
At checkout Ark saves the buyer's consent with the payment: the card, the Klarna authorization, the Apple Pay token. Nothing extra is asked of them.
After the customer pays, Ark shows one curated offer. They tap once and it's charged to the same card, Klarna or Apple Pay. No second checkout, no re-entering anything.

The offer lands on orders you have already won. See how it works →
At checkout Ark saves the buyer's consent with the payment: the card, the Klarna authorization, the Apple Pay token. Nothing extra is asked of them.
On the thank-you page, one curated product. Not a pop-up, not a cart: a real offer with a price and a reason it belongs in the same box.
The upsell is charged off-session to the same method and appended to the same order. One order, one shipment, one receipt.

Most upsell tools only work after a plain card payment. In the Nordics that is a minority of your orders. Ark keeps the offer live on every method, and tells you exactly how each one behaves.
Visa, Mastercard, Amex. The card is saved at checkout and the upsell is charged off-session, with 3-D Secure only if the bank insists.
The Klarna authorization is tokenized when they pay. The upsell goes onto the same Klarna account, no new Klarna flow.
The wallet card is saved at the first payment. The upsell charges it directly, no Face ID prompt for the add-on.
Same as Apple Pay: the tokenized card is reused for the add-on charge.
A billing agreement is created at checkout, so the add-on is charged without sending the buyer back to PayPal.
Svea invoice and part-payment. The credit-checked identity carries over, and the add-on lands on the same invoice.

The buyer gets a Swish prompt for the add-on amount and approves it in the app. No card, no form.
Same as Swish: one approval in the wallet app for the add-on amount.
Shopify's post-purchase page is skipped whenever the buyer paid with Klarna, PayPal, a wallet or a local method. On a Nordic store that is most of the orders, so most buyers never see your offer. Ark shows it to all of them.


Every place a second sale can happen, in one place, with one set of analytics. No bundle app, no bump app, no subscription app.
A matching add-on in the cart drawer, before checkout. Accepted straight into the cart.
One tick-box on the payment step: gift wrap, a refill, the 2-pack. Paid in the same transaction.
The one-tap offer on the thank-you page, charged to the saved method. The headline feature.
Declined? Show a smaller or cheaper version once. Accepted parents skip it automatically.
Offer the refill as a subscription. Ark charges the saved method every N days and handles failed payments.
A bundle box with its own sizes and prices, resolved server-side so the amount can never be tampered with.
The thank-you page is the moment of highest intent. Offer the refill as subscribe & save, and one tap starts a subscription charged to the same saved card, Klarna or wallet. No account to create, no second checkout.
You don't configure upsells in Ark, you ask for them. The operator creates the offer, the downsell and the headline test, and reports back with numbers.
No extra ad spend, no new traffic. Every accepted offer is margin on a customer who was already paying. Put in your own volume and take-rate.
One flat price for the platform, plus 1% of the revenue we process. No per-app fees, no upsell-app subscription on top.
What operators ask before they turn it on.
Connect your payment account, pick an offer or let the operator pick it, and every thank-you page starts earning.
Reviews where
the doubt happens.
Most stores keep their reviews on the product page and send the buyer into a bare checkout. Ark carries the proof through: your
rating, real customer reviews and trust chips sit next to the pay button, and again on the offer page.
Tastes like the café on Götgatan. Ordering the 3-pack next.
Roasted on Tuesday, at my door Thursday. Mug is lovely too.