See what customers are waiting for.
Customers with an account save products to their watchlist. Juno works out whether stock or price is holding them back, and emails them when it is back in stock or noticeably cheaper.
The sale you never hear about is the one you lose.
Out of stock, out of mind
A customer finds the canopy out of stock and leaves. Nobody tells them when it's back, so they buy it somewhere else.
Discounts for everyone
Cutting the price for all customers to win a few hesitant ones costs margin on every sale.
Restocking by gut feel
Which out-of-stock items are people actually waiting for? Without the numbers, it is a guess.
Demand you can see before anyone orders.
Every watched product with its watchers, split by why they wait: saved while out of stock (they want stock) or saved while in stock (the price is the hurdle).
Stock or price, product by product
Out of stock with watchers is a buying signal: order more or bring the restock forward. An available product that 5 or more people saved in stock, and have waited on for 14 days or more, becomes a price candidate.
Back in stock, or cheaper
Watchers get an email when a saved product is back in stock or its price drops by 5% or $10. It leaves their list once they buy it.
Price drops that still pay
The floor is the lowest price that keeps your margin after freight, 25% or the target you set, from the cost price and real freight per product.
Test a price, not a sale
Owners can offer watchers a lower price for a few days: half get the offer, half are the comparison, and Juno shows whether price was the hurdle.
Names behind the numbers
See who waits for a product, since when and at what price, and copy their emails in one go.
Offers with guard rails.
A watchlist shouldn't teach customers to wait for a discount. Juno keeps offers rare and above your floor.
Want the whole shop working like this?
Partners get Juno set up for their shop, watchlist included, as part of a store we build and run for them.
Just want Juno? Book it on its own: Pricing on request.
Book a Warehouse Walkthrough →Questions about the Watchlist
short answers, no small printOn your website, with a customer account. Their watchlist sits in their account, and an item leaves it once they buy it.
When the price of a saved product drops by 5% or $10, whichever is less.
The lowest price that keeps your margin after freight, at 25% or the target you type in. It uses the cost price and the real freight per product. Without freight data it covers the cost price only.
Whether price was really the hurdle. Finished tests read Promising, No clear price effect or Not enough evidence. With fewer than 5 people in a group, Juno says so instead of guessing.
Juno is included in the Growth Partnership at no extra cost. You can also book it on its own: pricing is on request, because it depends on your shop and what we connect. Ask us in the demo.
See what your customers are waiting for.
In the demo we walk through the watchlist, the floor price and a personal offer with demo data.