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Package Content Explorer: Show What a Plan Includes Before Payment

Let viewers see whether the title they came for is in a package, so they subscribe knowing exactly what they get.

Viewers Subscribe for Titles, Not Feature Lists

The Vodlix Package Content Explorer shows viewers exactly which titles are included in each subscription package before they pay. Nobody subscribes to a feature list; people subscribe because there is something specific they want to watch, and they need to know whether it is included. Showing package contents answers the real question at the moment of decision. For OTT operators, that transparency raises conversion among the viewers who came for a particular title.


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See the contents

Titles listed per package.

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Converts better

Answers the real question.

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Fewer refunds

No nasty week one surprise.

Fewer Refunds When Contents Are Visible

Most subscription refunds come from surprises: a viewer expected a title to be included, subscribed, and found it was not. The Vodlix Package Content Explorer removes the cause of that refund rather than just handling the complaint afterwards. When package contents are visible up front, viewers subscribe with accurate expectations, so week one cancellations and chargebacks fall. Fewer refunds mean lower support cost and cleaner revenue reporting.


Why Hiding Package Contents Costs More

Hiding package contents costs more than showing them. Some viewers will look, see the title they want is missing, and leave, but that is the cheaper failure. The expensive one is the viewer who subscribes blind, discovers the gap, cancels and tells others your catalogue is misleading. The Vodlix Package Content Explorer treats transparency as the lower risk option, because trust lost at signup is far harder to recover than a sale not made.


Transparent Packages Build Subscriber Trust

Being clear about what each package includes concentrates subscribers on the plans that actually suit them. A viewer who chooses a package knowing its contents is more likely to use it, more likely to feel it was worth the price and more likely to keep it. The Vodlix Package Content Explorer supports that by listing titles per package on web, mobile and TV. Straightforward package information builds the kind of trust that shows up as longer subscriber lifetimes.


Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about taking advantage of this limited-time offer? Check out the FAQ for answers.

What does the Vodlix Package Content Explorer show?
The Vodlix Package Content Explorer lists the titles included in each subscription package, visible to viewers on web, mobile and TV before they pay, so they know what a plan contains.
Why show package contents before a viewer subscribes?
Viewers subscribe for something specific to watch. Showing package contents answers that question at the point of decision, which converts better than asking viewers to pay to find out.
Does showing package contents reduce refunds?
Yes. Most subscription refunds come from viewers who expected a title that was never included. Making Vodlix package contents visible removes the cause of those refunds rather than just handling the complaint.
Will showing a smaller catalogue lose some sales?
Some viewers will look and leave, but far fewer are lost than to subscribers who join blind, find the gap, cancel and tell others the catalogue is misleading. Transparency is the cheaper failure.
Does package transparency help retention?
Yes. When viewers can see what a Vodlix package includes, they choose plans that actually suit them, use them more and keep them longer, which shows up as longer subscriber lifetimes.
Should I show everything or a sample?
That is an editorial judgement, and the honest version is usually better. A curated sample invites the suspicion that the rest is weaker, whereas showing the catalogue lets somebody decide for themselves and keeps the ones who genuinely want it.
Does this help with tier comparison?
Considerably. The difference in content between two tiers is usually more persuasive than the difference in price, and it is far easier to understand than a list of technical entitlements.
What if a package changes after somebody subscribes?
Catalogues change constantly as rights begin and end, so it is worth being clear that a package is what it contains now rather than a permanent list. Being straightforward about that at the point of sale avoids a harder conversation later.