HiBub

Develop by Fency Pay LLC

$2.99-$9.99

/ Month

Free plan available

One-click checkout & rebuy links with QR codes

One-click checkout

Qr code rebuy

Variant-specific cart

About HiBub

Launched Apr 06, 2021

Built by Fency Pay LLC

Email :

[email protected]

Address

1611 E 2ND ST, STE 41, CASPER, WY, 82601, US

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Description

Products with a HiBub image help customers buy your products again with 1 click!

Your customers no longer have to search e-mails or purchase histories to buy your products again. All they need to do is scan the image and we take them right to your checkout page with that exact variant already in their cart. HiBub is not customer specific. Someone can scan the HiBub image shared with them by a friend and they'll be taken to your checkout page for that variant, too. That's sales work you don't have to do any more!

Recurring sales without annoying e-mails or coupon offers.
Great for products that have subscriptions but don't convert well.
More flexible to your customers than a subscription or recurring charge.

Pros

Simplifies the repurchasing process for customers, reducing the need for searching through emails or purchase histories
Facilitates viral marketing by being easily shareable; anyone can scan the QR code and make a purchase
Eliminates the need for repetitive sales tasks, saving time and effort for the business
Enhances customer convenience by allowing one-click checkout
Reduces the need for frequent email marketing and coupon offers
Effective for products that have subscriptions but don’t convert well via traditional methods
Offers more flexibility compared to a subscription or recurring charge model

Cons

Dependent on customers actually using the QR code functionality, which might not be intuitive for everyone
May lead to privacy concerns; anyone who scans the QR code can make a purchase, which might not be preferable for all businesses
Limited to digital-savvy customers who are comfortable using QR codes
Potential for misuse if QR codes are shared inappropriately or maliciously
Initial setup and integration with existing checkout systems might require some technical effort