Case Study

How Whiskynet Increased Add-to-Carts by 18.9% with AI

Anna VargaAnna Varga
March 17, 2026

Whiskynet is a premium Hungarian online store and distributor specializing in alcoholic beverages, offering over 1,000 unique products. Their portfolio includes well-known brands such as Glenfiddich, Hendrick’s Gin, and Diplomático Rum. In addition to online sales, they are active in wholesale, professional training, and event organization.

Industry:

Beverage

Founded:

2007

Whiskynet faced a modern ecommerce bottleneck: rising ad costs were driving traffic to product pages, but those pages felt clinical and static.

With a catalog of over 1,000 premium items, manual personalization was impossible.

In this case study, you’ll learn how they implemented an automated AI framework and replaced generic sales pitches with visual context and intent-based offers, leading to a 12.6% increase in conversion rates.

The challenge

Recent years have fundamentally transformed the ecommerce landscape:

  • Advertising costs are continuously rising.
  • AI-driven campaigns are directing more visitors directly to product pages.
  • Meanwhile, customer expectations have significantly increased.

Visitors no longer respond to general discounts or generic messages.

They expect inspiration, relevant context, and a personalized experience: something that helps them envision how the product fits into their own lives.

Whiskynet clearly felt this shift in the premium beverage market, where a wide selection and higher price range mean customers tend to make thoughtful decisions.

Visitors often browse, compare, seek inspiration, and then leave without making a purchase.

The solution

Let’s take a look at the solutions Whiskynet implemented at key points in the purchasing process!

1. Benefit-focused product pages with AI

Premium shoppers often feel "choice paralysis" when faced with long technical descriptions and sterile imagery.

So Whiskynet decided to introduce AI-powered product page optimization, making product presentations more benefit-focused, and they moved away from standard "bottle-on-white" photography.

The AI system displays the products in real-life situations, which not only makes the presentation more appealing but also helps visitors imagine how the product would fit in a specific context.

Three highlighted badges quickly summarize the key benefits, allowing visitors to easily understand the product advantages without reading long descriptions.

This AI-generated visual content appears directly on the product page as an embedded element.

Below is an example of an optimized product page for Hungarian fruit schnapps:

Whiskynet Product Page Optimalization

This optimization process is fully automated, making it easy to implement on Whiskynet's more than 1,000 products.

AI replaced manual image editing and copywriting, saving hundreds of hours of work.

Whiskynet Product Page Optimalization Badge

As a result of the optimization, the number of items added to the cart increased by 18.9%, while the product page conversion rate grew by 12.6%.

2. Context-based product page popups

Rather than a global "Join our Newsletter" popup, Whiskynet used AI to create personalized offers based on the product being viewed at the moment.

Using AI, the popup automatically adapts to the current product product page the user is viewing and instantly generates a matching creative and displays a specific offer: a 10% discount on that product.

So, if a user looks at a specific Gin, the popup shows that Gin with a relevant 10% offer.

Popups tailored to product pages

The offer feels like a continuation of the user's interest rather than an interruption.

Plus, it automates the creation of hundreds of unique assets that would be impossible to design manually.

As a result, the number of subscribers increased by 55%, while purchases rose by 6.6% thanks to this popup.

3. Category-specific subscription

To capture users earlier in the "discovery" phase, Whiskynet also optimized the experience on category pages.

They implement AI-powered welcome popups that dynamically adapt to the category type. The messaging and visuals change based on whether the user is browsing Rum, Whiskey, or Schnapps.

This is how the popup appeared on two different category pages:

Popup displayed on the category page

This strategy establishes relevance immediately. The user feels the brand understands their specific taste from the first click.

And the number of subscribers increased by 19.1% thanks to these popups. This result shows that offers tailored to browsing intent can effectively boost engagement during the discovery phase.

The result

As a result of these improvements, Whiskynet achieved significant business growth from the same traffic.

Thanks to AI-powered list-building, the number of subscribers increased by 55%, while the product page optimization led to a 12.6% revenue increase.

The growth was driven not by discounts, but by the experience tailored to purchase intent.

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