Sky TV Repack

Repositioning Sky’s entertainment proposition for growth

Role

Digital experience design

Client

Sky

The goal: reposition Sky’s entertainment proposition to communicate value clearly, make it easier for customers to compare packages, and create excitement around Sky’s content. From a business angle—increase SOIP sales and drive higher value per customer through better attach rates for premium add-ons.

Outcomes

Outcomes

Within two weeks, conversion rose from 2.5% to 2.9%. Essential TV customers showed higher attach rates for Cinema and Sports—more customers, and a positive lift to ARPU.

Within two weeks, conversion rose from 2.5% to 2.9%. Essential TV customers showed higher attach rates for Cinema and Sports—more customers, and a positive lift to ARPU.

+7.7% uplift in Essential TV uptake.

+7.7% uplift in Essential TV uptake. Clearer structure and comparative framing didn’t just improve comprehension—it changed behaviour.

Background

Sky was in an increasingly crowded streaming market, losing ground to cheaper, ad-funded rivals. With its only entertainment package starting at £26/month, customers struggled to see the value—and had no affordable way in.

To stay competitive, Sky needed to reposition its entertainment offer and add a more accessible entry point.

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The focus

My role: define and design the full digital experience. Working with product and commercial teams, I turned strategic goals into a clear customer story—positioning Sky Essential TV as the accessible way into the wider Sky ecosystem.

The experience had to communicate value at every stage: simple comparison tools, touchpoints that made package differences clear without overwhelm, and editorial space to bring the content to life.

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Testing

To validate the direction, we A/B tested a comparison table on the TV Base Pack page—helping customers see how Essential TV differed and where its value sat as a low-cost entry point.

People that were test found this to be a much clearer indication of what they would pay but what was included and a much improved way of showing what you get for your money.

Criticisms were aimed more at the existing flow and that users dropped out due to confusion. This they much preferred.

Result: a +7.7% uplift in Essential TV uptake. Clearer structure and comparative framing didn’t just improve comprehension—it changed behaviour.

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The outcome

We watched the soft launch closely. Within two weeks, conversion rose from 2.5% to 2.9%, and Essential TV customers showed higher attach rates for Cinema and Sports—confirming the proposition was pulling in more customers and lifting ARPU.

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