Klinch ‑ Make an offer

Develop by Infoxen Technologies Inc.

$19.99

/ Month

15 Days Free Trial

Revamp Business with Klinch: Move Inventory, Acquire Customers

Custom offers

Move inventory

Set minimum bargain

About Klinch ‑ Make an offer

Launched Dec 25, 2023

Built by Infoxen Technologies Inc.

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Description

Klinch empowers customers to make custom offers, helping retailers clear dead inventory.

Step into a realm of fresh possibilities with Klinch. Empower your customers to suggest a price effortlessly through the "Make an offer with Klinch" button. The power is in your hands, giving you complete authority in accepting or declining offers. The Klinch button helps you move your stagnant inventory without the hassle of a sale. Retailers can set a minimum bargaining amount, which will not be visible to users.

A first-of-its-kind solution to a major problem, DEAD Inventory
Seamless Integration: Install Klinch and add “Make an offer with Klinch” Button
You are the incharge: Accept or decline the offers and set your own rules

Pros

Empowers customers to suggest a price effortlessly through 'Make an offer with Klinch' button
Complete authority for retailers to accept or decline offers
Helps move stagnant inventory without the need for a sale
Retailers can set a minimum bargaining amount that is not visible to users
First-of-its-kind solution for handling dead inventory
Seamless integration with easy installation and button addition

Cons

Potential for receiving lowball offers, which might be time-consuming to vet
Retailers need to actively monitor and manage incoming offers
Possibility of customer dissatisfaction if their offers are frequently declined
Retailers need to determine an appropriate minimum bargaining amount without clear guidance