Shopper savings through our app have surpassed £1m, with nearly £500,000 attributed to this year alone.
We are thrilled to share that total scans of our app’s AR vouchers have now exceeded two million. Over one million of these scans occurred in 2023, highlighting the tremendous growth in downloads and engagement with our Scan & Save solution.
In the first quarter of this year, we saw a staggering 600% increase in the volume of discounts used via our app compared to the same period last year.
Furthermore, we are witnessing a remarkable trend in shopper engagement. Week-on-week data reveals an impressive 82% surge in app downloads during the week commencing 7 August, compared to the previous week. We have also seen a substantial 69% rise in new users.
Scans have increased by 53% for the same week, and the number of repeat redeemers has grown by 45%.
Ilann Hepworth, our managing director, comments on the current cost of living crisis, which is driving even greater interaction with platforms and solutions that offer value propositions. He states, “Scan & Save is experiencing an unprecedented level of interest and user interaction. Not only does it provide money off essential items that have seen price hikes of over 30% in the past two years, but it also enables shoppers to indulge in savings on well-known brands they may have previously sacrificed during tough financial times.”
Our app features a store-specific loyalty and reward scheme designed exclusively for independent retailers. By downloading the app onto their mobile device and loading vouchers into their wallet, shoppers can conveniently save pounds on their weekly shop. Upon reaching the store, they simply present or scan the vouchers at the till point to redeem them. It’s a win-win situation as shoppers benefit from significant savings while earning rewards.
We are delighted to offer Scan & Save free of charge to retailers. For stores that require the Jisp Mini device, a small deposit is payable. However, this deposit is fully refunded after 12 months of trading with Jisp.
