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A regimen only works if it never runs out

Supplements are bought on habit and abandoned on a gap. Loyal keeps the daily stack arriving on time, lets customers add or swap a product without restarting, and recovers the charges that would otherwise end the routine quietly.

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3.4×
Average orders per subscriber vs one-time buyers
44%
Of cancellations resolved with a pause or swap
1 day
Typical setup for a first plan
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Built around the daily stack

Four capabilities that decide whether a supplement programme holds its subscribers past the third bottle.

Never miss a dose

Deliveries paced to the bottle count, not the calendar

A 60-count bottle at two a day is a 30-day cycle; the same bottle at one a day is 60. Set cadence by serving size so the next shipment lands before the last capsule, and let customers pull it forward when they double up.

Per-product intervals, pre-charge reminders, one-tap reschedule or ship-now.

Stacks and bundles

Build the stack, then let it change

Customers start with a protein and add creatine, then move to a different flavour. A bundle plan bills as one subscription while each item stays editable, so a change of goal does not mean a cancellation and a fresh signup.

Build-A-Box, swap groups by flavour or format, bundle-level pricing.

Prepaid and terms

Sell the three-month course up front

Most supplements need eight to twelve weeks before a customer feels anything. Prepaid terms match the money to the protocol: one charge for three, six or twelve cycles, delivered monthly, with the renewal handled automatically.

Prepaid and minimum-commitment plans, per-term pricing, automatic renewal.

Recovery and retention

A failed card should not end a protocol

Loyal retries on a schedule you set, emails a one-tap update link, and reports recovered revenue against attempts. Cancellation flows offer a pause or a longer interval first, and record the reason so you can see whether it is price, pace or results.

Dunning schedules, reason codes, pause and interval-change offers.

Cross-sell that reacts to the answer

Post-checkout offers branch on what the customer does. Accept, and the next product goes out at the same rate. Decline, and the discount moves rather than the offer disappearing.

Checkout complete

Trigger:

Checkout complete

Add new cross-sell

Add new cross-sell

Greens protein

Greens protein

20% discount

Increase discount

Increase discount

Protein powder

Protein powder

35% discount

Conditional flows can offer another product to receptive customers, or move the discount to win the ones who said no. Figures are illustrative.

Categories we see most

Each has its own rhythm. The plan model below is the one that usually fits.

Daily vitamins

Bottle counts map cleanly onto a 30-day cycle, so cadence is predictable.
Monthly, per-product cadence

Sports nutrition

Large tubs, heavy freight, and flavour fatigue as the main cancellation reason.
Bundle with swap groups

Protocols and courses

Results take eight to twelve weeks, longer than a monthly plan survives.
Prepaid 3, 6 or 12 cycles

Functional food and drink

Consumed daily and reordered without thinking, if the shipment lands on time.
Fixed bundle, 4 weeks

Sleep and recovery

Bought as a trial, kept if the first month works, so early cycles matter most.
Trial term into monthly

Personalised stacks

A quiz builds the mix, then it changes as goals change.
Build-A-Box, monthly

Compliance

Built for a category that gets read closely

Supplement subscriptions attract scrutiny on billing terms and cancellation. Loyal keeps the terms visible where the customer signs up and makes cancelling something they can do themselves.

Plan terms, renewal date and price shown at signup and in the portal

Self-service cancel, pause and interval change without contacting support

Pre-charge reminder emails before every renewal

Full audit trail of plan changes, retries and cancellation reasons

Loyal gives you the controls. Claims, labelling and regional rules stay your responsibility.

Food brands on Loyal

Quotes and figures below are illustrative until each brand signs off.

All customer stories
Supplements

Prepaid three-month courses replaced monthly churn

One charge for the full protocol, delivered monthly, with fewer cancellations in weeks four to eight.

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Sports nutrition

Flavour swaps kept the protein subscription alive

Boredom was the top cancellation reason. A swap group turned it into a change of flavour.

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Daily wellness

Post-checkout cross-sell built the four-item stack

Conditional offers added products one cycle at a time instead of asking for the whole stack up front.

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Questions from health and wellness brands

The ones that come up on almost every call.

Yes. Set the interval per product based on how long the pack lasts at the recommended serving, so a 60-count bottle at two a day renews at 30 days and the same bottle at one a day renews at 60.

Yes. Prepaid terms take a single payment and ship monthly across the term, then renew automatically unless the customer cancels. You can also set a minimum commitment with monthly billing instead.

Yes, from the portal, inside swap groups you define. Flavour boredom is a common cancellation reason in sports nutrition, and a swap keeps the subscription intact.

The offer appears after checkout and branches on the response. Accepting can add a second product on its own cadence; declining can move the discount instead of dropping the offer. Outcomes are reported per branch.

Loyal retries on a schedule you control and emails a one-tap update link, so a course is not ended by an expired card. Recovered revenue is reported against attempts.