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Unlocking Growth: Embracing Buy Now, Pay Later for Goodshuffle Pro Users

Learn how offering Buy Now, Pay Later through Affirm can help your rental business boost sales, increase loyalty, and reduce cart abandonment.

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Written by Sierra Burton
Updated over a week ago

This feature is available on all Goodshuffle Pro Plans.

In today’s competitive rental landscape, businesses need flexible tools that meet evolving customer expectations. One powerful way to stand out and increase conversions is by offering Buy Now, Pay Later through Affirm.

Let’s explore how this feature can impact your business:

Increase Conversions and Loyalty

Offering Buy Now, Pay Later allows customers to split their payments into smaller, more manageable installments. This can:

  • Reduce the barrier of large upfront payments

  • Encourage customers to move forward with bookings

  • Build trust and loyalty through greater flexibility

Boost Your Average Order Value

When customers aren't limited by immediate cash flow, they're more likely to:

  • Rent additional items

  • Upgrade to premium packages

  • Finalize higher-value contracts

This directly leads to larger transactions and more revenue per order.

Gain a Competitive Edge

Incorporating Buy Now, Pay Later helps differentiate your business from competitors by:

  • Providing modern, flexible checkout options

  • Catering to budget-conscious clients

  • Aligning with trends in e-commerce and consumer behavior

Reduce Abandoned Carts

Customers often hesitate or abandon checkout due to high initial costs. Buy Now, Pay Later minimizes sticker shock and encourages them to follow through with bookings by removing this financial barrier.

By integrating Buy Now, Pay Later with Affirm, you're making it easier for clients to say “yes” to your services—faster and with fewer obstacles.


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