Virtual showrooms for the furniture trade
Your showroom keeps selling
after the market closes.
You spend six months building it and four days selling from it. After|MKT turns that same floor into a space buyers can walk any day of the year, with your products pinned to your real pages, your reps inside it, and every visit measured.
The arithmetic
50
weeks a year your best
sales asset does not exist
You build it over six months.
You sell from it for four days.
Then the lights go off.
A market showroom is the most expensive square footage in this industry. Every finish decision, every vignette, every hour your team spends on the floor serves a handful of days. Then the doors close and the asset stops existing.
Meanwhile the buyer who loved your sectional at Market is back at their desk, six weeks later, working from a photo in a folder and a distant memory of a room.
After|MKT is that showroom, still standing, still selling.
Walk it yourself
This is the part a slide deck can't do.
Pick a showroom and follow the chapters. Each one moves you to the spot on the floor where that part of the product does its work.
Live tour not published Placeholder until the showroom is cleared for public use
What's inside
Six things a photograph can't do.
- 01
Every piece tells you
what it isTap what you're standing in front of and get that exact item. Not a search box and a guess. Pins come from the inventory you already maintain.
- 02
Your real product pages, inside the room
Not screenshots. The live page, with dimensions, finishes and availability, served inside the showroom so it can never go stale against your own site.
- 03
A rep who works every time zone
Record a presenter once and they introduce the collection where it stands, in the buyer's own hours, in the language you need.
- 04
Wayfinding that works on the floor
The same map that guides buyers online guides them through the physical showroom during market, on their phone, in AR.
- 05
Cart and checkout when you want it
For retail and direct-to-consumer floors, the showroom becomes a storefront, with your real cart and your real checkout and no second website to maintain.
- 06
You see who came and what they stopped on
Which pieces held attention, how long, and who asked for a quote. The showroom finally reports like the rest of your marketing does.
Proof
“Client quote goes here. The one sentence a buyer or an exhibitor said that makes the whole thing land.”
Not an exhibitor?
Same showroom. Different reason to open it.
Retail
Your sales floor, open to everyone
A store sells to whoever walks in. Put the floor online and it sells to everyone who couldn't.
Read more →Rep groups
Carry every line you sell
All your lines in one showroom, walkable at the buyer's desk, and presentable when you can't be there.
Read more →Tradeshow
A booth that outlives its show
The aisle empties after three days. The stand does not have to go with it.
Read more →The next step
Send us one product page.
We'll show you your showroom around it.
Thirty minutes, screen shared, using your products. Not a canned demo. If it isn't right for you, you'll know inside ten.