Show the upgrade instead of just naming it
A single arrangement usually sells for $80 to $120. Most product pages list Deluxe and Premium as words on a dropdown with no photo, so customers default to the cheapest option because they cannot see what stepping up gets them. One incremental upgrade a month covers the cost of the plan that makes this possible.
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Your photo
One upload
Standard
Perfect for every listing.
Deluxe
More blooms, more impact.
Premium
Our most lush, most luxurious presentation.
How it works
Upload your Standard arrangement, once
The photo you already take of your regular size. Nothing extra to shoot.
BloomShot builds the Deluxe and Premium versions
Proportionally fuller with more flowers and greenery for Deluxe, fullest for Premium, generated automatically from the same arrangement, so all three sit on the same backdrop and read as one product line.
Put all three on the product page
Customers pick a size the way they pick a size, by looking at it, instead of guessing what "Deluxe" means from a word on a dropdown.
Honest by design
Size previews show a customer the size and fullness difference clearly. They are not a promise of an identical arrangement down to the stem, the same way no two real bouquets from any florist are identical. We would rather undersell than have a customer feel misled by their own delivery.
Questions
Is the Deluxe photo exactly what a customer will receive?+
It is a visual size preview based on your original design, not a guarantee of the exact final piece. Every real arrangement varies slightly, the same way it would from any florist. The preview shows the size and fullness difference honestly, it does not promise an identical bloom-for-bloom match.
Which plan includes size previews?+
Pro and Studio. Starter covers core cleanup and backdrops without the size trio.
Can I use these as my actual pricing tiers online?+
Yes, that is the point. Most florist websites list Standard, Deluxe, and Premium as text with one photo, if any. Showing all three sized correctly is what gets customers to trade up.
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