After|MKT for retail
Your sales floor,
open to everyone.
Your store sells to whoever walks in today. Put the floor online exactly as you merchandised it and it sells to everyone who couldn't get there. Same rooms, same vignettes, and a cart at the end of it.
- Set-up
- One scan
- Catalogue
- Your existing pages
- Checkout
- Your existing cart
- Re-merchandised
- Re-scan the room
Why it works on a retail floor
A website shows products. A floor sells rooms.
Nobody walks into a furniture store looking for a SKU. They walk in and something across the room stops them. That is the thing an online catalog cannot reproduce — and the thing a walkable floor keeps.
- 01
Merchandising is the pitch. Keep it.
You spend real money making the floor look the way it looks. A grid of cut-out product photos throws all of that away. Walking the room keeps the vignette, the scale, and the reason the sofa looked right next to that rug.
- 02
One floor, one source of truth
The showroom points at the product pages you already publish. Change a price or a finish once and the floor is current. There is no second catalog to keep in sync.
- 03
It ends in a cart, not a phone number
A shopper who finds the piece can buy it, right there, through your real checkout. For higher-ticket rooms it hands off to a salesperson who already knows what they looked at.
- 04
Your salespeople get the tape
Which rooms held people, which pieces they came back to, what they asked about. The floor stops being the one part of the business with no numbers on it.
Walk a retail floor
From the front door to the checkout.
Follow the chapters through a shopper's path: browsing the room, tapping a piece, and buying it without ever leaving the floor.
Live tour not published Placeholder until the showroom is cleared for public use
What it is not
It is not a second website, and it is not a 3D model of your furniture.
Nothing gets rebuilt. Your product pages stay where they are and stay in charge of price, stock and copy. The showroom just puts them where the shopper is standing. And it is a real capture of your real floor, not an artist's rendering of it, which is why it still looks like your store.
When you re-merchandise, you re-scan the rooms that changed. That is the whole maintenance story.
The next step
Show us one room.
We'll show you the floor.
Thirty minutes with your own products and your own cart. Nothing canned.