Loose lures in price groups: the bestseller you can't see

Loose lures sit in price groups. Every lure in a group shares one price and one barcode, so the till sees the group, never the lure. LureScan identifies the exact lure at the scan.

Questions? hello@lurescan.com

The problem: the bestseller hides inside its group

When a lure from Group B sells, the till records "Group B". You can't see which lure customers keep coming back for. And repricing a wall of loose lures is so much work that prices never move.

How LureScan works: scan, identify, ring it up

1. Scan the lure at the counter.
2. LureScan identifies the exact lure and shows its price and a barcode already registered in your till.
3. Ring it up at the till you already have.

No new SKUs. No new hardware.

Watch the full 3:34 video

• 0:00 Scan the lure. Get the price. Ring it up.
• 0:18 The problem: one bin, one barcode.
• 1:55 Three lures identified in one scan.
• 2:34 A float scanned and identified.

Who LureScan is for

LureScan is for tackle shops that sell loose lures and floats with no barcode of their own. We're starting with tackle shops in Sweden, then Germany and the UK.

If your loose lure wall runs on price groups, and you've ever wondered which lure in the bin is really paying the rent, we'd like to hear from you.

Get in touch: hello@lurescan.com

Questions about LureScan or your shop's loose lures? Email us at hello@lurescan.com or visit lurescan.com.