Snap a photo of your foot beside a A4/Letter size paper for precise length & width measurements that are matched to shoes SKU in e-stores or physical shops. Give alternative recommendations for similar shoes in-stock if size is unavailable. Locate wanted shoes in nearby stores. Enhance shopping, boost conversion & cut refunds.
Conversion
Higher Conversion
AOV
Increased average order value
Returns
Less returns
Prime AI technology utilises advanced image recognition and analysis, providing unmatched precision with an error margin of under 5mm - equivalent to half a shoe size. This level of accuracy ensures your customers can effortlessly find footwear that fits them perfectly.
Shoe Size Finder is the ultimate solution for footwear retailers striving to offer a truly personalized shopping experience, while simultaneously streamlining their business for increased efficiency and profitability.
Designed to function seamlessly in physical stores, our technology reduces the time your staff spends searching for and providing different shoe sizes during peak hours. With Shoe Size Finder, customers can effortlessly check their shoe size, availability and locate the nearest store with the product they need, empowering them to self-assist
Below are some of the key features and benefits of AI-powered Shoe Size Finder Technology for eCommerce. Creating a better shopping experience for customers and lower operational costs for your shoe shop.
Revolutionize Your Online Shoe Sales: Hassle-free Customization and Reduced Refunds with Prime AI Shoe Size Finder! Our AI-powered solution requires minimal effort from your team, enabling you to go live in just one week.
Our technology is easily integrated into any eCommerce platform, including headless eCommerce, with zero data entry required from your team. It continuously learns only from your actual inventory, ensuring high accuracy every time.
Our fully integrated Shoe Size Finder app means that customers won't need to download any extra app - the technology opens up straight away on their internet browser, requesting just one picture of their foot. Curious about how it works on desktop devices?"