Meet Qeso, our newest free template: a phone case store funnel designed for social traffic. Loud colors, video testimonials, and an offer stack that turns a $19.99 impulse buy into a $40+ order. Clone it, swap in your product, and you’re ready to run ads.
 Template Overview |
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 Summary |
A bold TikTok style phone case store funnel with bundle pricing, free gift picks, and a full upsell-downsell flow. |
 What’s inside |
 Home Page — Brand-style home page with bundles, urgency and social proof Landing Page — Product page with bundle selector and free gift choice Checkout Page — Order summary with bundle switcher and protection bump Upsell — One more case unlocks $46 of free gifts Downsell — Final lower-price offer with a free screen protector Thank You — Order confirmation page with review reward and customer testimonials |
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Why this template works
Phone cases are one of the biggest product niches in eCommerce: “phone cases” alone gets 99,000 US searches a month, and it’s a classic impulse buy due to its low price, high margin, and style trends on TikTok and Instagram. Qeso is built for exactly that buyer, with a bold, video-heavy design that feels native to the social feeds this traffic comes from.
The biggest objection in this niche isn’t price, it’s trust. Nobody hesitates over $19.99, but everyone wonders if a case from an unknown brand will survive a real drop. So every page leads with proof: drop-test claims, a comparison table against generic cases, verified buyer reviews, and a money-back guarantee near every button. By the time the price appears, the doubt is already handled.
And because the ticket price is small, the whole funnel is built around one rule: never let the order end at one case. From the first bundle picker to the last post-purchase offer, the buyer always has a fresh reason to add more, which is what makes the ad math work in a low-ticket niche.
The free-gift engine
Discounts are everywhere in this niche, so Qeso competes with gifts instead. On the product page, buyers pick one free gift with their order: a screen protector, camera lens protector, or cleaning kit. Choosing it creates a small sense of ownership, and paired with the pre-selected 2-case bundle, it pushes most orders past the single-case minimum before checkout even starts. The gift then reappears in the checkout summary, reminding buyers of the value they’d lose by dropping their bundle.
The two-step post-purchase flow
After payment, buyers see an upsell that flips the usual logic: one more case at full price, but adding it unlocks all three gifts free ($46 value), with a progress bar at 90% making the reward feel one step away. It’s a value play, so margin stays intact. Only the people who decline see the downsell, where the real discount finally appears: one more case at $14.99. Keeping the price cut hidden until the very end converts the “no” clicks without training customers to expect cheap offers upfront.
Get it
- Clone it: Clone this template straight into your Funnelish account and swap in your own products.
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