What ThriveCart changed

• Total revenue processed increased from $7B+ to $8B+.
• Total products sold increased from 65K+ to 75K+.
• Total revenue processed (secondary counter) increased from 61M+ to 70M+.
• Sample revenue display updated from $241,970 to $276,159.
• Sample order count updated from 2,494 to 2,847.
• Sample conversion rate updated from 6.0% to 6.9%.

The company is updating its public performance metrics. These new numbers show higher total revenue processed and more products sold, which they use to build trust with new customers.

• Added a new section offering special pricing and deals for registered charities and schools.
• Updated social proof metrics, including increasing "Revenue Processed" from $4B+ to $7B+.
• Updated homepage stats for revenue, orders, and conversion rates to show higher performance numbers.
• Modified the footer navigation, removing some company links like "About us" and "Contact" in the current view.

ThriveCart is expanding its reach into the non-profit and education sectors. By offering custom deals for these groups, they are lowering the barrier to entry for organizations that usually have tight budgets but high transaction volumes.

• Added "ThrivePages," a new visual editor for building entire sales funnels without code.
• Introduced "Retention Offers" to automatically show deals to customers trying to cancel.
• Launched "Anchored Subscriptions" to charge all users on a specific day of the month.
• Added "Subscription Bumps" to let customers add recurring offers during checkout.
• Introduced "Advanced Adaptive Pricing" for better control over global market rates.
• Updated pricing tables to include these new features in the Standard plan.

ThriveCart is expanding from a checkout tool into a full-funnel builder and subscription retention platform. These updates directly target common pain points like failed payments and subscriber churn.