Scarcity: Low Stock Counter

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Built for Shopify

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Add urgency low stock counter inventory alerts on product page

Custom animations

Low stock alert

Live stock counter

Selective product display

Inventory level alerts

About Scarcity: Low Stock Counter

Launched Nov 11, 2024

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Description

Alert for urgency & scarcity by showing stock level, low stock & stock countdown on product pages

Create urgency & scarcity in your customers and rush them to checkout by showing them a live "only left" number counter low stock countdown with inventory stock levels of a limited stock. Creating scarcity within your visitors can improve sales & conversions. The inventory alert counter design is highly customizable and can appear for specific products only. Create a fully customizable stock counter with many animations

Show customers the remaining product inventory levels and rush them to buy now
Apply it on all products, selected products or collections. Show stock status
Create social proof, scarcity & urgency within customers & hurrify them to order
You can show the low stock countdown inventory alert for specific products only

Pros

Creates urgency and scarcity, encouraging customers to make purchases quickly
Highly customizable design allows for tailoring to specific product needs
Can be applied to all products, selected products, or collections
Offers a variety of animations for the low stock counter
Improves sales and conversions by leveraging social proof tactics

Cons

May cause unnecessary pressure or stress for customers, leading to a negative experience
Overuse of scarcity tactics could potentially decrease credibility if stock levels are not accurate
Some users might find the interface or customization options complex
Possible reliance on psychological tactics rather than product quality to drive sales