QR-first AI sales · London
Salewise turns a shelf QR into a sales assistant on the shopper's own phone. Voice or text, 29 languages, grounded in your live catalogue.
No app. No hardware. The phone assists. The till sells.
Salewise in action · actual screenshot
Shelf card
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The catalogue is seeded; the voice flow, grounding, product cards and handover are the product.
The product, in plain numbers
Product facts, not performance claims. The catalogue and the till stay yours.
29
languages supported
All 29 are enabled in the demo, with a language picker and right-to-left support.
£79
per location / month
List price. No hardware, install or commission.
0
apps to install
The shopper uses the browser already on their phone.
Same day
first code live
Once catalogue access and handover rules are in place.
Same-day go-live applies to a supported provider once catalogue access and handover rules are in place. Every price, stock line and policy is rendered from your records.
01 — The gap
Peak-hour product questions compete with checkout, restocking and complaint handling. The answer usually exists; the conversation is what goes missing.
The gap
A shopper with a question should not have to wait for a free associate.
The catalogue holds the facts. The shop floor holds the demand. Salewise puts the two together on the phone the shopper is already holding.
01
The gap
Product questions, comparisons and bundles compete with checkout, restocking and complaint handling.
02
The gap
Price, stock, variants and policy exist in the merchant's systems. The gap is the conversation in between.
03
The gap
A QR code is the only thing the store has to add. No kiosk, mount or app download gets in the way.
The pivot
The phone already in the shopper's hand is the only hardware the store needs.
02 — The loop
Four steps on the shopper's own phone. No download, no account, no new checkout.
The shopper scans the code at the shelf, display or counter card. No app, account or download.
They describe the need in plain language — budget, use case, constraints — by voice or text.
The agent returns ranked options, trade-offs, bundles and live offers from the catalogue.
The phone carries the assistant. Nothing is bought on the device; the sale stays with your POS.
The phone assists. The till sells.
03 — The product
Voice, language, aisle context, grounding, checkout and the demand data afterwards — the jobs that decide the basket.
The flagship · grounding
01Retrieval happens before generation. The model chooses from a candidate set; the server renders every price, stock line and variant. If the answer is not in the catalogue, the agent says so.
Server-rendered product
Trailhead 2.5L Rain Shell
£129
18 in stock
Voice & text
02Tap the mic or type. The same agent answers either way, on the shopper's own phone.
Languages
03English to Arabic, with right-to-left layout. The platform supports 29, and the demo exposes all of them.
Placement
04Every QR code is named by its placement, so demand data arrives tagged with the aisle that started it.
Checkout
05No new checkout, no card data, no payment rail. The phone assists; the sale stays in your POS.
Rollout
06No hardware to order or mount. Once catalogue access is granted, the first code can go live the same day.
Demand data
07Scans, questions, answers, handoffs and transcripts are recorded in Sage, per store and per code.
The agent asks about the job to be done, then ranks the catalogue. It is not a search box with a microphone.
See all capabilities04 — Grounding
The catalogue is the source of truth. Retrieval happens before generation, and the server renders every price and stock line.
01
The server retrieves candidate products from the merchant's catalogue before the model is asked anything. The model never searches the open web.
02
Prices, stock, variants and offers are rendered server-side from catalogue records. A number in the model's prose is never the source of truth.
03
Every product the model selects must exist in the retrieved candidate set. Invalid IDs are discarded before the answer reaches the shopper.
04
If the catalogue does not contain an answer, the agent says so and offers a handover. If the model is unavailable, the assistant says it cannot answer and the shopper can try again or ask a colleague.
The answer path
If the catalogue does not contain the answer, the agent says so and offers a handover.
How grounding worksGrounding reduces invention; it does not remove the need for merchant review and handover rules.
05 — Where it fits
The grounding loop is the same. The catalogue, attributes and handover rules are not.
01
Layers, packs and weather calls.
02
Shoes, distances and the right drop.
03
Dimensions, finishes and delivery.
04
Compatibility before the spec sheet.
05
Allergens, substitutions and dinner.
06
Skin type, ingredients and routine order.
07
Find the product. Hand over the advice.
08
Compatibility, sizes and the workshop queue.
09
Coverage, season and the right material.
10
Life stage, weight and a safe transition.
These pages describe how the agent is configured for each category. Category playbooks are rolling out; not every vertical or integration is deployed with every merchant.
All ten verticals06 — Pricing
£79 per location per month. Less than a single eight-hour shift on the National Living Wage, and no hardware decision to approve.
List price
£79
per location / month
£948 per location / year
Monthly subscription, no annual lock-in. The subscription is the only fee.
List price, not a quote. No hardware line, no install, no commission charged today.
Illustrative model
Not a forecastThe defaults are assumptions, not benchmarks. Change them to match your store.
National Living Wage is £12.71/hr from April 2026. Add employer costs if you carry them.
Defaults to £0. Only add a figure you can defend from your own basket data; Salewise does not claim a sales uplift.
Modelled monthly value
RecalculatesAnnual subscription: £4,740.00 (£948.00 per location).
With staff time alone, 29 questions per week per location cover the fee. At these inputs, each £1 of subscription is modelled against £4.2 of value.
This is an illustrative calculation using the numbers above — not a forecast, guarantee or quote. Salewise does not claim that every store recovers the fee.
07 — Fit
Salewise is a sales assistant, not a checkout, a chatbot or a replacement for your team. If that is not the shape you need, we will say so.
A good fit if
Not the product for
Start with an account, then connect your catalogue. If you would rather scope the rollout first, the team is on the contact page.
Create accountSee it in an aisle
Print a QR card. A shopper scans it. The assistant answers from your live catalogue. The till does the sale.
Try the live demo →29 languages · £79 per location / month · no hardware
The close-out
No. 01The phone assists.
The till sells.
Monthly. No annual lock-in. The subscription is the only fee.
