Add-on
In-store attention
Find out which displays make people stop, and for how long.
$59 a month per store, up to 3 cameras · $15 each extra camera
Add it in Runner
What you get
- How many people stop at each display, and for how long.
- Whether the look at a display was positive, neutral or negative.
- The week on your growth team page, beside your sales.
Set it up yourself
Step 1: On Settings → Plan & add-ons, press Add beside In-store attention. Nothing is charged yet.
Step 2: Add your business address on Settings → Organization.
Step 3: Open In-store attention, name your camera, and press Add a camera.
Step 4: Choose a still from the camera and draw one rectangle over each display, named after it.
Step 5: Create the device link and open it on the tablet in the store; it shows only once.
Step 6: Print the entrance sign and put it up at eye level.
Step 7: Confirm that staff work areas are outside every zone and that the sign is up.
Step 8: Your week shows on the growth team page once the camera sends its first counts.
What it costs
$59 a month per store, up to 3 cameras · $15 each extra camera
Adding it charges nothing.
Billing starts when a camera sends its first counts, on your next bill.
Pause a camera and its charge stops.
See the terms
Not available to businesses or stores in Illinois, Texas or Washington. Before a camera goes live, you confirm that staff work areas are outside every zone and that a sign at your entrance tells customers about it. You're responsible for notices your local law requires. Runner receives one row per display every 15 minutes, with no video, no faces and no identities.
Questions about In-store attention
What leaves the store?
Runner receives one row per display every 15 minutes: how many stopped, how long, and whether the look was positive, neutral or negative. No video, no faces and no identities ever leave the store.
What device do I need?
A tablet or a small computer with a camera, inside your store.
Does the still I draw on get uploaded?
No. The picture stays on your computer.
Who can set it up?
An owner or admin of the product.
Is it available where I am?
Not to businesses or stores in Illinois, Texas or Washington. Wherever you are, you're responsible for notices your local law requires.