Your spring catalogue, live at every store by 7am.
Seasonal sales, trade weekends and the Christmas range, with every product, price and store in one place. Ranges without a single price still get their own spot.
- Seasonal catalogues
- Trade weekends
- Holiday hours
Live at 10 stores · 7:00amA 24-page catalogue is a lot to reprint when one price changes.
- A printed catalogue for a sale that changes halfway through.Edit one item and every store’s page updates. Nothing to reprint.
- Different stores carry different stock.Choose which stores run each offer. Shoppers only see what their store has.
- Holiday hours change and nobody hears about it.Set holiday hours once for the whole chain, or let each store manager keep theirs right.
Every item, price and store on one page.
Plan the seasons once. They run themselves.
Father’s Day tools, the spring garden sale, Halloween and the Christmas range, each with its own dates, stores and look.
Catalogue-sized offers, without the catalogue.
Ranges without a price
Show a sale on selected paint as its own card. No need to list every tin.
Store by store
Run an offer at all stores, only some, or all except a few.
Holiday hours
Chain-wide public holiday hours, with store managers able to set their own.
Link to your online shop
Show whether a deal is in store, online or both, with a link to your online shop.
Questions hardware stores ask
Our catalogue has hundreds of products. Is that too many?
No. There’s no limit on offers or items per offer. Shoppers can search the lot, and filter the items from your catalogue by category, like Garden or Paint.
Can store managers change their own hours?
Yes. The store manager role can edit one store’s hours and holiday hours, and see what’s on there.
Can offers link to our online shop?
Yes. Add your shop’s link once, then mark each offer in store, online or both. In-store-only deals still get their card.







