E-commerce Simulator

Test products in realistically looking e-commerce environments such as Amazon or Tesco.

Main features

The E-commerce simulator replicates real shopping sites, allowing brands to test packaging variables before rolling them out to their actual online store. It mimics the functionality and design of popular retailers’ websites, providing an accurate representation of how different packaging options will look and perform.

Key Insights

Measure and improve your product’s shelf and sales performance by conducting close-to real-life product market research.

Packaging Impact

Identify which packaging designs and configurations are most effective at attracting and retaining customers and driving sales.

Channel Performance

Determine which packaging options perform best on different channels, such as social media, e-mail marketing, and mobile apps, and optimize the packaging strategy for each channel.

Customer Behavior

Gain insights into how customers interact with different packaging options, including which options generate the most interest, clicks, and purchases.

Target Audience Preferences

Understand the packaging preferences of different target audience segments, such as age, gender, location, or shopping behavior, and tailor the packaging strategy accordingly.

Brand Perception

Evaluate how different packaging options impact the brand perception of the target audience and ensure that the packaging strategy aligns with the brand identity and messaging.

Competitor Analysis

Monitor the packaging strategies of competitors and identify opportunities to differentiate the brand and gain a competitive advantage.

How does it work?

The E-commerce simulator is a powerful tool that can help brands optimise their packaging strategy and improve their online shopping experience. With features such as A/B testing, customisable landing pages, multi-channel integration, analytics dashboard, heatmaps, and feedback collection, the tool provides shopper insight directors with valuable data on how different packaging options perform across various channels and target audience segments.

By using the E-commerce simulator to test packaging variables before rolling them out to their actual online store, brands can reduce the risk of costly mistakes and improve their chances of success. Overall, the E-commerce simulator is an indispensable tool for any brand looking to maximize its online sales and enhance the overall customer experience.

Level-up your market research with our solutions

3D Virtual Shelves

Simulate in-store experience to test your product packaging, pricing, and shelf layout.

Portable Digital Shopper Lab

Display an interactive virtual store on a life-sized projector screen.

Augmented Reality Shelves

Blend real world 360 photos with 3D interactive shelves

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Software

Our innovative tech solutions help you build any product market research you can imagine

3D Virtual Store

Simulate in-store experience

Build your virtual shelf test in minutes

Blend real world 360 photos with 3D interactive shelves

Display virtual a store on a life-sized projector screen

Test products in realistically looking e-commerce environments

Insights

Get the insights you need to beat competition on shelf

Improve product preformance, visually, by price or placment

Explore how pricing and volumes can be used to expand your product range

Software

Our innovative tech solutions help you build any product market research you can imagine

Build your virtual shelf test in minutes

Blend real world 360 photos with 3D interactive shelves

Display virtual a store on a life-sized projector screen

Test products in realistically looking e-commerce environments

Get the insights you need to beat competition on shelf

Pack Testing

Improve product preformance, visually, by price or placment

Range Builder

Explore how pricing and volumes can be used to expand your product range