Pasaro ‑ Drop Price Alerts

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Avoid lost sales by allowing visitors to create price alerts.

Customizable forms

Price drop alerts

Easy integration

Insightful dashboard

Automatic notifications

Visitor engagement

About Pasaro ‑ Drop Price Alerts

Launched Sep 15, 2024

Built by Shopify

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305-307, Victoria Prime, Near Water Tank, Kaliyabid, Bhavnagar, GJ, 364002, IN

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Description

Stop losing sales on price-conscious customers. Recapture lost sales by alerting them of price drops

Pasaro helps you boost sales by capitalizing on price-sensitive customers. With Pasaro, visitors can sign up for price drop alerts on your products. When you lower prices, Pasaro automatically notifies interested customers, potentially driving traffic and conversions. Pasaro provides valuable insights into customer price preferences, helping you make data-driven decisions. It's easy to set up and integrates seamlessly with your store.

Easy to install and configure, with a customizable button and price-alert form.
Engage visitors, track their price preferences and send alerts automatically.
Get insights from the dashboard information to tailor your price strategy.

Pros

Helps recover lost sales by notifying customers of price drops
Easy to install and configure, requiring minimal setup effort
Offers customizable button and price-alert form to match store design
Engages visitors by allowing them to track and express interest in products
Automatically sends alerts to interested customers when prices drop, potentially increasing traffic and conversions
Provides valuable insights into customer price preferences, aiding in data-driven decision making
Seamlessly integrates with existing online stores
Offers a dashboard for easy tracking and analysis of customer behaviors and preferences

Cons

May require continual monitoring and management of price change strategies
Potential reliance on discounting to drive sales, which can affect profit margins
Customer alerts may be seen as spam if not properly managed or if price drops are infrequent