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Tell us a bit about yourselfAnswer four questions, we’ll do the maths.
A quick pass through each decision, product, build, plan and range. We’ll pre-fill your quote and every figure stays yours to fine-tune
Choose your product
One-off · paid upfrontPick one, or combine them, every product after your first is 40% off
Note: 1 product listing = one product entry; a fit profile is a distinct fit, style or construction.
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Rank 1 is your primary product and is charged at the full onboarding fee. Every additional product is 40% off its onboarding fee, which is automatically applied to the product with the lower onboarding fee. Drag to choose which is which.
Monthly plan
Recurring · begins at go-liveEvery plan includes 75 chats a month. What changes between them is how much of our team, reporting and catalogue care you get, and how cheaply extra chats are bought. Beyond 75, pay per extra chat or add a booster pack. Every plan is costed against your {{ estChatsStr }} chats/month
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Add-ons
OptionalKeeping Brarista in step with your catalogue. Tell us roughly how much your range changes each month and we’ll
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Your ROI
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This reads straight from your quote, so it needs your monthly site sessions and a chosen plan. That takes about a minute.
Method. Assisted orders are fittings multiplied by the fitted-user conversion rate. Cost per assisted order is not a customer acquisition cost, as these shoppers were already on site. Return rate is applied by value, and the ROI is net of the cost of processing the returns that still happen once you enter a cost per return. The incremental view counts only the orders above what your site already converts. Scenario savings apply your chosen reduction to assisted orders only and are expressed in margin terms; the ledger applies the same reduction by value once a scenario is set.