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Jisp celebrates £1m sales milestone

Jisp celebrates £1m sales milestone

Shopping app Jisp said its Scan & Save solution has crossed £1m milestone in retail sales.

The fast-growing app has crossed the figure in 12 months, after launching Scan & Save on 13 September last year. The solution is now operational in over 337 convenience stores nationwide.


Jisp has seen thousands of weekly shoppers make over 707,000 scans in-store, with 499,500 money-saving vouchers issued and 451,000 redemptions made. Not only that, but shoppers have saved over £466,330 from exclusive savings on leading brands and with Jisp Rewards incrementally have received £22,187 in loyalty vouchers.

Leading retailers offering Scan & Save have up to 1,200 shoppers using Jisp and achieving over £5,500 every week incrementally in RSV which is helping them drive footfall, spend, frequency and loyalty.

Jisp added that Brands have also benefited significantly with Jisp, leading to 54,583 cases incrementally sold with a value of £755,678. This has supported store and shopper growth for brands, driving distribution, improved shelf availability and sales out through Jisp Media commerce solutions.

Leading brands now benefit from Jisp Media Insights, combining first-party and second-party data. This helps them build winning strategies to achieve leading profitable and sustainable ROIs for the channel.

“We’re absolutely thrilled by the success of Jisp in helping retailers, wholesalers, shoppers, and brands,” Greg Deacon, chief customer officer of Jisp, said.

“This is the end of boring and mediocre retail. Jisp has proven time and time again to get brands stocked and shopped, increasing loyalty and supporting brands’ ability to deliver more from their investments in the channel. Our leading action-based omnichannel media is the now and the future to help brands win in the channel sustainably, securing both retailer and shopper loyalty.”

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