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In this segment, Mike Andes explains a product/UX modification that lets customers select and view pricing for multiple services on the initial sign‑up form. By allowing users to accept two or three services in a single submission, the acceptance rate for a secondary service rose from 20% to 60%—a three‑fold (200%) increase. This front‑loading of service selection dramatically raises annual customer value because the company no longer needs to rely on later upsell outreach (texts or emails) after one or two months; instead, multiple services are secured up front.

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