Do you know what this lure costs?

I don't think you do.

Not this one, or any loose lure in your bins. They have no barcode of their own, and plenty look alike. When owners tell me they do know, I keep seeing the same thing: the price is whatever the manufacturer told them to charge.

Be honest

Pick up a lure from the bin. What is it, and what should it cost?

Most shops give the whole bin one price and one barcode. But the price is the bin's price, not the lure's. And when it sells, the POS system (till) knows the bin sold, not which lure.

Your own sales history stops at the bin. So does every reorder you make from it.

How LureScan works: scan, identify, ring it up

1. Scan the lure at the counter.
2. LureScan identifies the exact lure. You get its price and the barcode your POS system already has.
3. Ring it up at the POS system you already have.

Think of it as an extension of your POS system. Each lure you scan tells you which lure sold, not just which bin. You see which lures sell and when, so you know what to reorder.

The lures are already in the LureScan app with their barcodes assigned, so staff just scan. No binder, no new SKUs, no new hardware. Coming next: an admin portal showing which lures sell by time of day and season.

Get in touch: hello@lurescan.com

Want to see it on your own loose lures? Go to lurescan.com or email me at hello@lurescan.com.