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Blurbs comparison of Raydiant and Tokinomo
Learn about how these Digital Shelf Solutions vendors stack up against each other by checking out our blurbs, claims, and case studies.
Raydiant
"Transforms in-location experiences for brick-and-mortar businesses."
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Displai enhances brick-and-mortar experiences by integrating digital signage, employee engagement tools, and customer analytics. This combination helps manage branding and content across multiple locations. Sophisticated insights guide decision-making and optimize in-store interactions, increasing engagement with customers and employees alike.
ease of use
Raydiant claims that their platform is incredibly easy to set up and use, allowing brick-and-mortar businesses to create engaging experiences effortlessly.
powerful analytics
Raydiant claims that their platform provides powerful customer analytics and insights, enabling businesses to optimize their in-location experiences and drive revenue.
extensive app marketplace
Raydiant claims that their extensive app marketplace, curated with best-in-class partners, allows businesses to create tailored experiences for their customers and employees.
Tokinomo
"Interactive robotic displays for in-store marketing"
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Tokinomo uses motion, light, and sound in creative ways to engage shoppers in-store. It builds interactive displays that make products 'come to life,' drawing customer attention and boosting sales without discounting. Its robotic solutions turn traditional point-of-sale displays into dynamic, memorable experiences that stick in customers' minds.
Increased product visibility
Tokinomo claims that 50% of shoppers passing by the shelf notice the product advertised with Tokinomo and remember its name even after walking out of the store.
Boosts shopper engagement
Tokinomo claims that their official international partners will manage your campaign from A to Z, including implementation, check-up visits and reports.
Increases sales
Tokinomo claims that their robots generate on average a +125% increase in sales, with no price cuts, meaning you can lift sales through shopper engagement rather than discounts.