Who priced this? The bin?

"My price is my price." Fair enough. So I ask where it came from.

What I keep seeing

When I talk to shop owners, I keep seeing the same thing. The price on a lure is whatever the manufacturer says it should be. That's my own observation, not a rule for every shop.

Then the bin takes over

Then it goes loose into a bin with its lookalikes. And the POS system (till) knows the bin sold, not which lure.

So between the manufacturer and the bin, it's fair to ask which part of the price is still yours.

Scan it at the counter

LureScan works as an extension of your POS system. Your staff scan the lure.

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.

No new SKUs. No new hardware.

What you charge is still your call. But each lure you scan shows up in LureScan as the lure that sold. Your price can start coming from what your own customers buy, not from a manufacturer's list. We're building an admin portal next, where you'll see which lures sell and when.

More on this in Do you know what this lure costs? and Close enough isn't a price.

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.