Stores that sell things people run out of.
Coffee, dog food, vitamins, skincare, tea, refills. Every customer finishes them at their own pace. Oftenflow learns that pace per customer and drafts the reminder just before they’d buy elsewhere.
Planned: 30% off for the first 100 stores. One email when your invite is ready, no newsletter.
Coffee roasters
Typical rhythm: 1 kg every 3–6 weeksOne customer finishes a 1 kg bag in three weeks, another takes six. A single “day 30” email is wrong for both.
See how it works →Pet supplies
Typical rhythm: 12 kg every 4–7 weeksA large dog eats through a 12 kg bag much faster than a small one. Oftenflow sees that in the order history and times every reminder to match.
See how it works →Supplements
Typical rhythm: 60-day pack, reordered after 60–80 daysPack size gives a first guess. Real orders show who takes it daily and who doesn’t, and Oftenflow adjusts for each customer.
See how it works →Beauty & skincare
Typical rhythm: Cleanser every 6 weeks, serum every 3 monthsThe same customer might finish a cleanser every six weeks and a serum every three months. Oftenflow tracks each product separately.
See how it works →Tea shops
Typical rhythm: 100 g tin every 4–11 weeksA fixed “day 45” reminder is early for half your tea drinkers and late for the rest.
See how it works →Refills and household
Typical rhythm: 1 L refill every 3–8 weeksA family of five and a single person use the same refill at very different speeds. Oftenflow measures it per household.
See how it works →
Typical examples, not measured results.
What every shop here relies on
Guides on reorder timing
Get an invite when we open the doors.
Planned: 30% off for the first 100 stores. One email when your invite is ready, no newsletter.
- Plans from €29 a month, never per contact
- Works with the email tool you already use
- No card, no commitment
