Convenience apps compete for the weekly shop
Shoppers value time, so being easy and being noticed both matter.
Notice when a household goes quiet, and bring it back. Small, capped rewards protect a thin margin.
Three pressures on the weekly shop.
Shoppers value time, so being easy and being noticed both matter.
A reward has to be small and capped, or it eats the profit it was meant to protect.
There is no one moment to react, so the shop needs a way to see who stopped coming.
Switch between the two to see what changes for the household. This is an illustration of the idea, not data.
After a year with Fydo, the household has heard from the shop at every moment that matters.
Rewards that a small shop can afford.
A few percent back on bills above a minimum, with a cap and a redemption limit.
A weekly or monthly goal across several purchases that unlocks a larger reward.
Offers for chosen dates, days or times, sent as campaigns you create.
An automatic message for households that go quiet. The window is set in the product.
An automatic welcome after the first visit.
An automatic Google review request after a purchase.
Move the weekly bill and see the cashback, the goal progress and what the reward costs the shop.
₹6,400 to go, about 8 more weeks at this bill.
One way it works for a neighbourhood store. Click a step, or let it play.
Simple if-then rewards a grocery store can set.
Select a message to see what it says and how it is sent.
A first thank-you.
The window is 30+ days in the current setup.
Builds the store's online reputation.
Choose the customer group, then send now or schedule it. Marketing messages carry a cost.
Sent to the customers you choose.
For days or times when the shop is quiet.
Customer groups built from visits and spend.
Welcome them and give a reason for the second basket.
Recognise steady shoppers with a small capped reward.
Your biggest baskets: a thank-you that is worth having.
A gentle reminder before the household goes quiet.
A comeback offer. Confirm the window suits a weekly shop.
Groups such as these are built from visits and spend. Customer lists can be imported on day one.
You do not need to change how you bill to start.
Staff enter the customer's phone number and the bill amount for any payment: cash, card, UPI or other. A static or dynamic QR is also available. Your own billing software stays as it is.
Fydo's team confirms how a connection could work for your software, and what it takes, before you commit to anything. No named billing or POS software is confirmed yet.
The bill amount goes into Fydo as well as into your own billing. A discount worked out in Fydo must match the bill you print.
Talk to us about small cashback, spend goals and win-back for your store.