Convenience Stores
Convenience stores live on regulars and passers-by. Your page shows your hours, what you carry, your deals and services like lottery or bill payments, so people know you're worth the stop.
See the page →Locals want to know what you carry and what's on offer this week. We build a page with your products and offers, and QR codes that bring shoppers back. You see a free draft before you pay.
People look up a local store for simple reasons. Are you open? Do you have what I need? Is anything on sale? Your page answers those fast, so the person standing on the corner decides to walk in instead of driving to the big box store.
It doesn't need to be an online shop. Most local stores sell in person, and that's fine. What helps is showing what you carry, the brands people ask for, your offers this week, and something the chain down the road doesn't have: you, your staff and what you know.
Inside the store, screens do the same job out loud. A TV in the window or behind the counter showing this week's deals, new arrivals or a QR code to join your list. Change it from your phone, no USB sticks.
Convenience stores live on regulars and passers-by. Your page shows your hours, what you carry, your deals and services like lottery or bill payments, so people know you're worth the stop.
See the page →Grocery shoppers want to know what's fresh, what's on special and whether you carry the brands they like. Your page shows all three, plus hours and delivery if you offer it.
See the page →Liquor store customers check hours and selection before they head out. Your page shows what you carry, local picks and staff favourites, within what your local rules allow.
See the page →Local shops win on knowledge and service. Your page shows what you carry, the brands you stock, your hours and the people behind the counter.
See the page →Advertising rules for tobacco and vape products are strict and vary by place. Your page sticks to what the law allows where you are: hours, location, and what kind of store you are.
Get a free draftSpecialty stores are destinations. Your page shows what makes yours worth the trip: the range, the expertise and the events or tastings you run.
See the page →Each card says which plan has it. Every plan includes hosting and your QR code.
More pages built for search, a blog and a photo gallery, on your own domain if you like.
Showcase · from $299/yrAs many codes as you need for cards, signs and flyers, with scan tracking.
Showcase · from $299/yrInteractive video tours, and video walls on any TV with a web browser.
Hub · from $599/yrOffers and menus on the TVs you already have, changed from your phone.
Hub · from $599/yrCollect subscribers and send them your news and offers.
Hub · from $599/yrTell us what you carry and send some photos of the store. Here's what else we'll ask about.
The main categories and the brands people ask about. No need to list every product.
A few deals that bring people in. On the Showcase you can change them yourself every week.
The question people search most. Keep it right.
Address, parking and how to find the entrance.
Local products, special orders, expert advice, delivery. The reason not to go to the chain.
A photo of you or your team. Locals like knowing who runs the place.
Selling alcohol, tobacco or vape products? Tell us what you're allowed to advertise, and we stay inside it.
Every plan comes with your QR code, ready to print. On the Business Showcase, make one for each shelf talker or flyer and see which get scanned. Screens in the window or behind the counter are part of the Video Hub.
Most stores have a Google listing and a Facebook page. Here's the gap they leave.
Good forShowing hours and location on Maps.
Leaves outVery little room to show what you carry or what's on sale this week.
Good forPosting deals and news to people who follow you.
Leaves outOnly some of your followers see each post, and new people can't easily find what you carry.
Good forGetting the word out locally.
Leaves outPrinted once, outdated next week, and hard to measure.
What you carry, this week's offers, your hours and a reason to visit, under your name. Your window, your receipts and your Google profile all point here.
The Card and the Showcase start with a free draft: we build it, you look, you decide.
One page with your buttons, request forms and photos.
More pages, a blog, a gallery, online booking and QR campaigns.
Video tours and walls, your own app with push, payments and newsletters.
No. It's a page that brings people into your store. We don't build full online shops on these plans. On the Video Hub you can take payments through PayPal for things like special orders.
On the Business Showcase and the Video Hub, yes, from your phone with the QRaway app.
Yes. Video walls and screens on any TV with a web browser are part of the Video Hub. No media player box, and you change what's on screen from anywhere.
Newsletters and subscriber signup are in the Video Hub. Good for a weekly deals email.
We can. It's called a Business Box, and it's priced for your store. Ask us and we'll tell you what fits.
The Digital Business Card is $99 a year, the Business Showcase $299, and the Video Hub, with screens and newsletters, $599. The Card and the Showcase start with a free draft.
Tell us what you do. Your free draft is ready in about 3 days.