Increasingly

• You require fully transparent, self-serve pricing and rapid procurement (the vendor appears sales-led).
• You require published SOC 2 or ISO 27001 documentation before engagement; public security documentation is limited in accessible sources.
• You need a full personalization/CDP suite rather than a bundling-focused product (consider suites like Bloomreach, Nosto, or Dynamic Yield).
• You are a small Shopify/BigCommerce merchant where marketplace bundling apps may deliver comparable outcomes at lower cost.
• Your organization lacks experimentation capability or clean event data; bundling outcomes require disciplined testing to validate incremental impact.

• Bundling-focused product orientation: Vendor and Athos Commerce materials emphasize predictive bundling as the primary outcome.
• Hybrid control model: Public review snippets and vendor materials indicate a combination of algorithmic bundling and merchant controls for curation and rule enforcement.
• Integration into Athos Commerce: For customers already using Athos Commerce / Searchspring capabilities, the bundling feature may be easier to adopt as part of a consolidated platform.

• The vendor site and Capterra listing include customer quotes indicating increases in items per order and revenue in specific examples. One vendor-published testimonial referenced a modest revenue uplift, a large uplift in average items per order, and a substantial increase in average order value. The methodology and attribution for these figures were not disclosed in the accessible snippets.
• Capterra review snippets describe appreciation for product combinations characterized by reviewers as "intelligent" and for a hybrid model that combines algorithmic bundling with merchant control.

• Metrics such as reported revenue or AOV lifts are potentially informative but lack disclosed methodology in the accessible snippets:
  • Time period and test design are not disclosed
  • Whether results were measured via controlled experiments (A/B tests) or observational attribution is not specified
  • Definitions of "influenced" versus "incremental" revenue are not provided
  • Statistical significance and holdout strategies are not documented

Recommendation: Require vendors to provide A/B test design details, clear definitions of revenue metrics, statistical significance reporting, and holdout strategies where feasible before relying on vendor-published performance figures.

Increasingly is an ecommerce cross-sell and bundling platform that uses machine learning to recommend "frequently bought together" and complementary product bundles across the shopping journey, with the goal of increasing average order value (AOV) and items per order. The vendor describes the product as requiring relatively low engineering involvement for implementation and offers both performance-based and fixed license pricing models.

Core product areas highlighted by the vendor include:

• AI-supported bundling and "frequently bought together" experiences (on-site and via partner platforms)
• Product recommendations and attachment selling to increase items per order and AOV
• Personalized bundle recommendations based on behavioral and purchase data (vendor-stated)

Important context (ownership): Increasingly was acquired by Athos Commerce (formerly Searchspring) in 2023. The technology has been integrated and is marketed as "Predictive Product Bundling" within Athos Commerce’s offering. This affects procurement and product roadmap considerations because long-term packaging and support may be aligned with Athos Commerce’s broader platform strategy rather than Increasingly as a standalone product.

Based on vendor positioning and customer examples cited by Athos Commerce, Increasingly appears primarily targeted at:

• Mid-market to enterprise ecommerce retailers and brands seeking measurable AOV lift
• Retailers who prefer an external bundling solution rather than building ML systems internally
• Teams already evaluating or using Athos Commerce capabilities (search, merchandising, personalization) who may adopt bundling as an add-on

The vendor messaging emphasizes measurable AOV and items-per-order increases, use of one-click bundle UX patterns to reduce steps in the purchase flow, and a vendor claim that implementation requires minimal engineering resources.