DropUI for Teachable: between curriculum and payment
On Teachable, the purchase decision often matures after viewing curriculum, pricing section, bonuses, coaching offer, membership, or digital download. The message should answer the question blocking payment: whether the level fits, what the student will achieve, how plans differ, and why moving to checkout now makes sense.
Pricing plan, coupon, and order bump
A coupon does not have to be the first answer. Sometimes it is stronger to explain plan difference, prepare order bump value, point to a bonus, or capture a question from someone not ready to buy. DropUI works best when it strengthens one concrete moment, not the whole course catalog at once.
Consent-based return
Web push, email, SMS, or WhatsApp should return to the same course, pricing plan, membership, checkout, or digital download. If the student viewed a specific curriculum, the post-visit message should continue that choice, not start a general school campaign.
What to measure
Measure form, checkout visit, coupon use, purchase, plan selection, order bump acceptance, or order value. Views are background; the decision happens in the next step.