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What gets in the way

Three providers, three portals, three different answers

  • Portal juggling

    Staff use whichever provider they remember.

  • Online and in-store don't match

    Different providers, different rules, different results.

  • Lease-to-own complaints

    Customers who didn't understand the cost come back angry.

How it works

How it works for retailers

  1. Start it on the floor or on the site

    In store: staff start on a tablet or kiosk. Online: shoppers pre-qualify on product and cart pages.

  2. One application, several providers

    One application reaches several providers at the same time.

  3. Cheapest first, with a clear warning

    Options appear cheapest first, with the total cost first, and a clear lease-to-own warning.

  4. The order completes as usual

    Providers pay you directly; orders complete as usual.

In store and online

On the floor and online

In store, staff start on a tablet or kiosk. Online, shoppers pre-qualify on product and cart pages. The same providers, the same rules and the same order of offers, whether the shopper is on your floor or on your site.

  • One application reaches several providers at the same time.
  • Options appear cheapest first, with the total cost first.
  • Providers pay you directly; orders complete as usual.
  • One dashboard across every store.

Features

Features that matter in retail

  • The same flow in store and online

    The same providers, the same rules and the same order of offers, whether the shopper is on your floor or on your site.

    ProLevelUp Checkout: The same flow in store and online

  • Pre-qualification on product pages

    Shoppers see what they could use before they reach the cart, with the total cost shown first.

  • E-commerce plug-ins

    Add checkout financing to the platform you already run. Live plug-ins: [ECOMMERCE_PLUGINS]

    See online checkout: E-commerce plug-ins

  • Lease-to-own, shown honestly

    Where providers support the category in your state, lease-to-own appears with its total cost and a full-screen warning before the customer accepts.

  • One dashboard across every store

    See applications, funded orders and recovered revenue by location, in one place.

    ProLevelUp Insight: One dashboard across every store

On the showroom kiosk

What the shopper sees

On a showroom kiosk, the shopper sees every approved option cheapest first, with the total cost first. Lease-to-own appears with its total cost and a clear warning before the customer accepts.

Sample screen for illustration only. Actual offers, terms and costs are set by each provider and depend on your application.

For multi-store groups

One business verification for the company, then add locations. One dashboard across every store.

About lease-to-own

Lease-to-own is a lease, not a loan. You will not own the item until you make all payments or use an early purchase option. The total cost of a lease-to-own agreement is usually much higher than the cash price. Review the total cost before you sign.

Your numbers

How many jobs could you recover?

Enter your own numbers. Nothing is filled in for you, and nothing is shown until all four fields have a number in them.

Your own assumption. ProLevelUp does not promise a figure here.

extra funded jobs per month

recovered revenue per month

Fill in all four fields to see a figure.

This estimate uses only the numbers you entered. It is not a prediction or a promise.

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Questions

Questions from retailers

Does it work with WooCommerce or Shopify?

See the Online checkout page for live plug-ins: [ECOMMERCE_PLUGINS]

Can we offer lease-to-own for phones and electronics?

Where providers support those categories in your state. It is always shown with its total cost and a warning screen.

Is there a minimum ticket?

ProLevelUp is designed for purchases of $500 and above.

One flow for the floor and the cart

We'll show you the in-store tablet and the checkout button side by side, with your own categories.