Puts a dollar value on every gift in the starter kit
Why it converts
The close is a kit list where every gift carries a price tag: “Free USB Frother ($20 value)”, “Free Guidebook ($5 value)” and “Free Sticker ($2 value)”, set above “$60 $40/mo” with the $60 struck through. Even the sticker gets a number, which turns a pile of extras into a sum the reader can add up in their head. The section is headed “Get your free starter kit”, so the trial is sold as receiving something rather than as signing up for something. The five reasons above it stay on the product and end on “Try it with a 30-day money back guarantee” and a “START MY 30-DAY TRIAL” button, so the priced gifts are the last argument before the second button.
What to steal
Write a dollar value next to every free item in your offer, including the cheap ones. A priced list lets the reader total the gifts without you claiming a total, and the small numbers make the large ones look honest. Use the price each item actually sells for on your own store. Skip it when you cannot point to where an item is sold at that price, because one invented value is easy to spot and taints the real ones.
As captured Oct 2026 · the live page may have changed or been removed — mudwtr.com ↗
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