INDUSTRY 06 · Supermarkets · maternal & baby · auto repair · beauty

Retail stores

Store customers leave after buying; even with WeChat added, no one manages them. Promotion means only discounts, and the old-customer list sits in a phone.

4 common starting points 3 typical sticking points Pricing by scope

Stores can actually do a lot: in-store scan capture, member points, stored value, subscription purchase, nearby recommendations. The problem is usually no one strings these together—each done in isolation.

We usually suggest "in-store code + membership" first, watch repurchase data for a month, then decide on a mini-program store. Start with the store and most locations have no traffic to feed it.

01 Where things usually stall

01

Customers gone once they leave

No lead-capture entry; walk-in traffic wasted.

02

Promotion is only discounts

Beyond price cuts, no other reason for old customers to return.

03

Multi-store data siloed

Member, stock, and promo each store calculates its own.

02 Where to start

03 What delivery looks like

What you get

A running site or system, admin backend, deployment docs, and an acceptance checklist that states the boundaries.

When to pay

Paid by milestone: signing, mid-point, launch. Each milestone has something acceptable—not time-based burn.

After launch

3–6 month warranty, someone picks up issues. First month we use it with you and fill the gaps.

Who you work with

The people you meet, who write the plan, and who write the code are the same. No handoffs; no re-explaining requirements.

Questions we often get for this industry

We only have one store—is membership worth it?
Single stores need it more. Chains have HQ systems; a single store can only rely on itself, and when a customer is lost no one backfills.
Any compliance risk with stored-value cards?
Yes. Prepaid cards involve filing and fund management; we explain local requirements first, then decide on stored value—or just do points and session cards.
How is pricing calculated?
By scope, not a flat quote. We list modules, then set the timeline; price follows scope. We give a detailed breakdown before signing; if you add requirements mid-way we re-quote—no 'let's see as we go' billing.

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