For consumables, food, office supplies or salon products, the second, third and tenth orders are where the profit is. Every minute you save the customer makes the next order more likely.
1. A quick order page
All products in one table, quantities typed directly. See quick order forms.
2. A wishlist as a shopping list
Customers keep their usual products in a list and add them in one click. Read about wishlists.
3. Reminders at the right time
If a bag of coffee lasts a month, a reminder after 3 weeks is a service, not spam.
4. Packs and multiples
Sell by 6 or 12 when that is how customers buy.
5. A faster checkout
Saved addresses, fewer fields, the payment method they used last time.
6. Reward loyalty
Points or a next-order code make the repeat purchase feel recognised.
Bulkly covers the quick order page; see the demo.
Frequently asked questions
What is the fastest way for customers to reorder?
A quick order table where they type quantities for all their usual products at once.
Should repeat customers get a discount?
A small reward (points or a code) works well; it does not have to be on every order.
When should a reorder reminder be sent?
Shortly before the product usually runs out.