is making coupons cool
The current coupon distributionmodel is broken and outdated.
EmailConversion rate was poor before. It’s abysmal now.
Print People don’t clip couponsand no longer buy printers.
Apps
Expensive for businesses to develop multi-platform apps.
Inconsistent UI. Consumers haveto install an app for every business.
This is how we’re fixing it.
iBeacons Hearts
bargainez.com/ibeacons bargainez.com/hearts
Sharing
bargainez.com/share
iBeacons in-store
Redeeming couponsusing an iOS POS
Pushing couponsto mobile devices
iBeacons in-store
Businesses can use their existing iOS POS device running the bargainez app to push coupons to passers-by.
They can also use strategicallyplaced Estimote iBeaconsto push coupons to even more mobile devices in the area.
iBeacons in-store
We’re also using iBeacon technology for coupon redemption.
iBeacons in-store
You just need to be at checkout.
No check-in.No QR code to scan.
No handing over your phone.No NFC device to bring your phone to.
Hearts
When you hearta store or brand
Hearts
you getexclusive offers
businesses getanonymous data
exclusive coupons
exclusive low pricing
all the offers in one stream
age, gender, zip code and hearts
your shopping habits
no name or contact information
Sharing
Sharing couponsfor your business
Businesses sharing
You first take control of your bargainez page.
Sharing
You can then share couponsand products that are on sale.
And it’s free.
Sharing
It will show up on the user’s homestream if they hearted your store,
and instantly on their phone ifthey chose to receive alerts.
And that’s nice, but you know what’s great?
Promoted coupons
You can send and track targeted coupons based on demographics:
select by location, interests, income, shopping history
83,538matches
push the coupon to their bargainez stream
see how the coupons are being used
All coupons get verified against the platform.
online in-storebusiness places a piece of code
on its site for coupon verificationbusiness uses the bargainez iOS appto verify the coupon through iBeacon
the customer never has toenter a coupon code again
the customer never has toshow their phone again
pay per action
the business pays a small fee
for each redeemed coupon
A fair pricing model for promoted coupons:
In-store businesses canpurchase a starter packagecontaining iBeacons.
Let’s compare.
The consumer experience.
& others
Customers have to search throughmany invalid and expired coupons.
They must manually try every couponcode until they find a working one.
When they find a coupon that works,they have to print it for in-store use, or copy & paste the code online.
All coupons are valid and unique tothe person redeeming it.
There are no coupon codes nor any coupons to print.
Tap on the coupon and it’s ready for you at checkout. Online or in-store.
The business experience.
& others
Businesses can’t manage their pageor share coupons directly.
They can’t gather metrics or controlthe coupon distribution.
They must rely on the community andthe site’s staff to share the discounts.
Businesses claim their page and getaccess over its content and design.
They view various metrics and the conversion rate of their coupons.
They control coupon distribution bydemographics, shopping history, etc.
The potential of coupons is untapped.
$1.59 billion market cap
$1.91 billion market cap
$4.52 billion market cap
The mobile coupon industry willbe worth $46 billion by 2016.
Report by Juniper Research.
We’re on the verge.
platform consumerwebsite
consumersharing
businesssharing
mobileapps
Q2 2014 Q4 2014completed &
livein
development
Raising $1.2Mthrough venture capitalistswith experience in retail.
Andrew Pociu Lena Panasenkova
founder of geekpedia
co-founder co-founder
design & development firmemploying ~20 people since 2009
NYSE analyst
project manager
project manager
designer, developer
affiliate relations & monetization