End-of-season sale? Every piece, every price, one link.
Mid-season markdowns, new arrivals and the Black Friday weekend, shared to WhatsApp, Instagram and email, with a button to your online shop if you have one.
- Seasonal sales
- New arrivals
- Black Friday
Starts Fri 27 NovA sale post is buried in the feed by Saturday.
- Sale posts that sink in the feed after a few hours.One sale page you can pin, link and share all weekend.
- Some deals are in store only, some online only.Mark each offer in store, online or both, with a link to buy.
- Customers who only shop the sales keep missing them.They subscribe once and get an email when the next sale starts.
Every item, price and store on one page.
Every sale season, planned from one screen.
From the summer sale to Black Friday, each sale has its dates, stores and channels. In store, online, or both.
Sales that reach people, not just the feed.
In store, online or both
Show whether a deal is in store, online or both, with a link to your online shop.
Sale subscribers
Unlimited subscribers who hear the moment the next sale starts.
What shoppers didPRO
See how many shoppers viewed, shared and asked directions for each offer.
Ranges, not just items
“Knitwear on sale” as its own card. No need to list every size.
Questions fashion and lifestyle stores ask
We already have an online store. Why add this?
Your shop sells; BiziBuzz gets the word out. Every offer can point to your shop, and in-store-only deals still have a home.
Can I run a sale without listing every price?
Yes. A range card shows things like “Selected knitwear on sale” with no single price.
Does it work for furniture, homewares or tech?
Yes. If you run sales with items, prices and dates, it fits. Big-ticket items show prices in full.







