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A practical guide to building, pricing, and selling a winter dog paw care service and other seasonal add-ons your grooming or daycare clients will actually buy.

A practical playbook for running adoption days, pop-ups, and market booths that turn local foot traffic into booked, repeat pet-care customers.

A practical playbook for grooming businesses to win steady, high-trust clients by partnering with local veterinary clinics and animal shelters.

How to design a pet business referral program with rewards that bring in loyal new clients without eating into your margin.

How to design, price, and promote holiday grooming packages that raise average ticket size without discounting your core groom.

A practical playbook for pricing, staffing, booking and upselling a pet photos with Santa event so it earns real holiday revenue instead of just goodwill.

A practical playbook for independent pet stores to win Black Friday and Small Business Saturday with bundles, loyalty perks, gift cards, and in-store events instead of deep discounts.

A practical guide to running pet business payroll when your team earns commissions, tips and overtime in the same pay period.

How to build a dog groomer training program or apprenticeship that turns beginners into confident, profitable groomers instead of expensive turnover.

Groomers rarely leave over one thing. Here are the real reasons they quit and the practical changes that keep skilled groomers on your team.

What a grooming retail attach rate is, what counts as healthy, and how to raise it with honest recommendations instead of a sales pitch at the register.

Why Nextdoor is the most underrated local channel for groomers, daycares, and pet stores, and a step-by-step plan to turn neighbor recommendations into booked appointments.

A prioritized list of the directory listings that still move local rankings for groomers, daycares, and pet stores, and the ones you can safely ignore.

A practical guide to hiring seasonal pet staff: the best sourcing channels, a realistic hiring timeline, and a training plan that gets new people safely productive in days.

A practical guide to a holiday boarding deposit policy, covering deposit size, minimum stays, cancellation windows, and waitlists that prevent December no-shows and empty runs.

A practical guide to boarding peak pricing: sizing a fair holiday surcharge, choosing peak dates, announcing it early, and applying it consistently to boarding and daycare.

How boarding owners calculate kennel occupancy, forecast holiday demand from their own booking history, and fill every run on the nights that matter most.

A practical playbook for boarding and daycare owners on preparing, pricing, and staffing the busiest weeks of the year.

A plain-English guide to adding local business schema markup to a pet business website: the type to choose, the fields that matter, and how to check it works.

How much to charge for late pickups, how long a grace period to give, and the habits that make a late fee policy stick without losing good clients.

Walk-ins, appointment-only, or a hybrid: how each grooming model affects revenue, staffing, stress, and the clients you keep.

How much unbooked time to build between grooms, where to put it, what it costs, and how to stop it from being eaten by the first walk-in.

A practical standard for photographing and posting client pets: what to ask, where the answer lives, what a release actually covers, and what to do when a client asks you to take a photo down.

How to write behavior flags that tell the next groomer exactly what to do, stay defensible after an incident, and could be read aloud to the owner without offending anyone.

A field-by-field guide to what belongs in a pet profile and in every visit note, so the next groomer can repeat the result safely without calling the owner.

The self-service tasks pet parents actually want from a pet business client portal, which ones cut front-desk workload the most, and how to roll one out without confusing clients.

A plain-English definition of pet business management software, the core features it covers, what it costs, and how to choose one for your grooming, daycare, boarding, or retail business.

Realistic full-groom times by breed and coat type, the five factors that actually move the clock, and how to turn those numbers into a schedule that holds.

How to schedule, price, and set policy for households that bring two or three pets at once — so your biggest-ticket appointments stop wrecking the day.

The written policies that prevent most salon conflict, scripts for the five hardest conversations, and exactly how to let a client go without a scene.

The five messages every pet business should send each visit, the right channel for each one, and word-for-word scripts for photos, pickup texts and bad news.

A practical playbook for putting grooming clients on a standing schedule — the checkout script, the right interval per coat type, and the numbers that prove it is working.

A practical playbook for running a grooming waitlist that turns last-minute cancellations into booked appointments, usually with a single text.

The notice windows, fees, deposits and enforcement habits that make a pet service cancellation policy fair to clients and protective of your revenue.

A practical read on what actually performs on pet TikTok, what quietly wastes your time, and how to convert local views into booked appointments.

A repeatable 30-second setup for shooting matched before-and-after grooming photos — plus consent, posting cadence, and captions that turn a scroll into a booking.

A repeatable system for earning steady Google reviews at a grooming salon — timing, wording, who asks, and what to do when a review goes wrong.

The exact Google Business Profile setup pet groomers, daycares, and pet retailers should use to turn map searches into phone calls and booked appointments.

The intake fields every pet business needs, the questions costing you completed signups, and how digital forms turn vaccination dates and consents into working data.

Recommended handler-to-dog ratios by group type, what licensing and insurers actually require, and how to schedule so the ratio holds at your busiest hour.

How to structure a daycare evaluation day in stages, what behaviour to score at each one, and how to decline a dog without losing the client.

Which vaccines a dog daycare should require, what a valid record must show, and how to keep every certificate current without chasing clients at the front desk.

The technology a grooming or daycare franchise needs before selling unit two — what corporate controls, what the franchisee controls, and what it costs.

How pet businesses add an online store and online booking without creating two sets of books — what to launch first, what it costs, and a 30-day rollout.

How pet businesses add an online store and online booking without creating two sets of books — what to launch first, what it costs, and a 30-day rollout.

What groomers are typically paid, how commission, hourly and booth rent compare, and how to schedule staff so a percentage-based pay model actually works.

What it costs to take cards at a grooming salon, when Tap to Pay on a phone is enough, and how to set up tipping and deposits without awkward conversations at the counter.

When the grooming slow season hits, the calendar was already decided months earlier — here are the seven plays that fill it, with timing, pricing and the numbers to watch.

The five automated email and text campaigns that fill a grooming salon's slow days — with timing, sample copy, expected results, and real costs.

How to design a loyalty program for a grooming salon, pet store, or boarding facility — with reward math, program types compared, and the mistakes that kill them.

How to design a loyalty program for a grooming salon, pet store, or boarding facility — with reward math, program types compared, and the mistakes that kill them.

How to design a loyalty program for a grooming salon, pet store, or boarding facility — with reward math, program types compared, and the mistakes that kill them.

How to design a loyalty program for a grooming salon, pet store, or boarding facility — with reward math, program types compared, and the mistakes that kill them.

The three channels that reliably bring new clients into a grooming salon — local search, reviews, and referrals — with costs, benchmarks, and a working setup.

The grooming marketing tactics that actually produce booked appointments — rebooking, reviews, local search, and win-back texts — with costs and benchmarks.

A practical guide to pricing, structuring, and launching a grooming membership program and prepaid packages that make salon revenue predictable.

A practical guide to pricing, structuring, and launching a grooming membership program and prepaid packages that make salon revenue predictable.

A practical guide to pricing, structuring, and launching a grooming membership program and prepaid packages that make salon revenue predictable.

A practical guide to grooming deposits — how much to charge, which bookings need one, what your no-show policy should say, and how to collect it automatically at booking.

A practical guide to grooming deposits — how much to charge, which bookings need one, what your no-show policy should say, and how to collect it automatically at booking.

A working guide to pet store inventory management — reorder point math, target turns and GMROI by category, cycle counting, and the shrinkage controls that protect your largest asset.

A numbers-first guide to opening a boarding facility — buildout costs, kennel design, licensing and insurance, reservation policies, and how to price nights so holidays carry the year.

A practical, numbers-first guide to opening a dog daycare — permits, buildout, staff ratios, capacity math, pricing, and the booking system that keeps it full.

A numbers-first guide to opening a pet store — startup costs, what to stock, distributor terms, category-by-category margins, and the POS and inventory setup that keeps a small shop competitive.

A numbers-first guide to opening a boarding facility — buildout costs, kennel design, licensing and insurance, reservation policies, and how to price nights so holidays carry the year.

A practical, numbers-first guide to opening a dog daycare — permits, buildout, staff ratios, capacity math, pricing, and the booking system that keeps it full.

A groomer's pricing framework: what dogs actually cost you in chair time, how to convert size, coat, and condition into a defensible price list, and which add-ons to charge for.

A practical, numbers-first guide to launching a mobile dog grooming business — startup costs, van build-out, licensing, pricing math, and the booking and payment setup that keeps the schedule full.

A practical, numbers-first guide to launching a mobile dog grooming business — startup costs, van build-out, licensing, pricing math, and the booking and payment setup that keeps the schedule full.

How mobile groomers can take card and digital wallet payments straight on a phone with Tap to Pay — costs, setup, tips, deposits, and the security questions worth asking.

A practical guide to scheduling dog grooming appointments so the calendar stays full, gaps disappear, and no-shows stop costing you a groomer's day.

A fair, practical comparison of the leading Kennel Connection alternatives for boarding and daycare businesses, plus what to check before you switch.

A practical, numbers-based guide to cutting grooming no-shows using deposits, the right reminder cadence, and a cancellation policy your staff will actually enforce.

A practical, numbers-based guide to cutting grooming no-shows using deposits, the right reminder cadence, and a cancellation policy your staff will actually enforce.

An all-in-one pet business software consolidates grooming scheduling, daycare management, retail POS, payments, and marketing into a single platform—eliminating data silos and manual entry.

Square Appointments and Square for Retail are separate products with no pet-specific data. Here's how Square's pricing stacks up against Franpos's single $199/month plan for grooming and pet retail businesses.

Generic booking apps like Vagaro, Fresha, and Square handle scheduling and payments fine, but only pet-specific platforms understand breed pricing, groom cards, and vaccine records. Here's how they compare on cost and features.

Time To Pet's Facility plan covers scheduling for $79/month, but boarding and daycare businesses often need more: retail POS, bundled payments, and multi-location tools. Here's how Franpos compares, and when Time To Pet is still the right call.

A practical checklist of the dog grooming software features that reduce no-shows, speed up checkout, and keep a salon's calendar full — and which ones are just marketing filler.

Franpos, MoeGo, Gingr, or Pawfinity itself: a practical comparison of pricing, retail POS, and texting to find the right Pawfinity alternative for your salon.

A pet store POS pays for itself once shrink, spoilage, and reorder chaos start costing more than the subscription. Here's when that threshold hits, and what to look for.

PetExec stopped accepting new customers after its 2024 acquisition by Togetherwork and added a 1% gateway fee in 2025. Here's what boarding and daycare operators should look for in a real alternative.

See how Franpos, Gingr, Time To Pet, and Kennel Connection compare on capacity tracking, vaccine alerts, and pricing — and why PetExec is off the list for new signups.

A practical, numbers-first comparison for mobile groomers weighing a MoeGo alternative on pricing, routing, and payments.

A breakdown of what pet grooming software actually costs per month in 2026 — base plans, add-on fees, and what drives the price up.

Franpos, MoeGo, and Gingr compared against DaySmart Pet on pricing, retail POS, and scheduling to help you pick the right switch.

A plain-English breakdown of the software categories groomers actually use — all-in-one platforms like Franpos vs. grooming-only tools like DaySmart Pet and Pawfinity — and how to pick the right one.

Franpos, DaySmart Pet, and Pawfinity compared against Gingr on retail POS, franchise tools, boarding/daycare scheduling, and pricing — plus how to switch without losing client records.

Franpos, MoeGo, Gingr, DaySmart Pet, and Pawfinity compared on deposits at booking, card-on-file no-show fees, reminder cadence, and whether booking shares a calendar with your storefront.

Franpos, MoeGo, and Teddy compared on route optimization, mobile payments, offline mode, and pricing for van-based dog groomers.

A 2026 buyer's guide to the best POS systems for pet stores, comparing Franpos, Lightspeed Retail, Square for Retail, eTailPet, and KORONA POS on the features that run a pet business.

A side-by-side look at the top dog daycare and boarding platforms on features, capacity control, and price.

A 2026 buyer's guide to the best dog grooming software, comparing Franpos, Gingr, DaySmart Pet, MoeGo and Pawfinity on the features that grow a salon.

The third-party integrations Franpos connects with — payments, accounting, gift cards, loyalty and sales tax.

Franpos POS device and hardware compatibility — supported platforms, printers, payment devices, scales and tablets.

Comparing Franpos and Vagaro? Both serve salons and spas, but they solve different problems. Vagaro is a popular booking and marketplace app for salon, spa, and fitness businesses.

Comparing Franpos and Square? Square is a popular, easy-to-start POS and payments system for businesses of every kind. Franpos is an industry-specific, all-in-one platform for reta

Comparing Franpos and Lightspeed? Lightspeed is a capable retail and restaurant POS known for deep inventory. Franpos is an all-in-one platform across retail, beauty, QSR, and pet

Ask any independent groomer or mobile grooming franchisee what eats their day, and scheduling comes up before shears do. A double-booked slot, a no-show, or a poorly routed mobile van doesn't just cost an hour — it costs the revenue of every appointment behind it. As grooming businesses scale past o

Pet retailers carry a product mix most retail POS systems were never built for. Live crickets and feeder fish sit next to refrigerated raw diets, frozen treats, and dated prescription foods — all with their own shelf life, storage requirements, and shrink risk. Run two or three stores on top of that

A kitchen display system (KDS) looks like a back-of-house convenience until you're running six, sixteen, or sixty locations at once. Then it becomes a data problem. Every screen in every kitchen is either feeding clean, real-time information into your back office or it's a blind spot you find out ab

Franchise growth doesn't stall because a location can't sell product. It stalls because the back office can't keep up: reports scattered across spreadsheets, royalty checks chased down by phone and email, and payroll run in a system that has nothing to do with the point of sale. This guide covers wh

Introduction Inventory is where most multi-location businesses quietly lose money. Not in big, obvious ways. But in small, invisible leaks: Overstocking Stockouts Mismatched data Delayed decisions At one location, you can manage it. Across multiple locations? You lose control. The Real Problem: Inve

Introduction “How much does a POS system cost?” It’s one of the first questions every franchise owner asks. But it’s also the wrong question. Because the real question is: What is it actually costing you NOT to have the right system? How Much Does a Franchise POS System Cost? Most franchise POS syst

Introduction Payroll should be simple. But for most multi-location businesses, it’s anything but. You already have: Employee hours tracked Commissions calculated Schedules managed But when it’s time to run payroll? You export data. Switch systems. Double-check everything. Fix errors manually. And re

Introduction If you’re running or planning to run a franchise, your POS system isn’t just a tool. It’s your control center. But here’s the problem: Most businesses still use POS systems built for single-store operations. And that becomes a serious limitation the moment you scale. What Is a Franchise

Introduction Most retail businesses don’t fail at launch. They fail while scaling. The first store works. The second feels exciting. By the third… things start breaking. And by the fifth? It’s chaos. This isn’t about demand. It’s about operations. What Actually Breaks After Store #3 When you move fr

Introduction Running a franchise today isn’t about transactions, it’s about control, consistency, and scale. Whether you operate pet stores, grooming businesses, or multi-location retail chains, a modern franchise POS system acts as your central operating system, bringing together inventory, reporti

Job Description Franpos Inc. seeks a POS QA Manager to perform quality assurance testing and validation of proprietary point-of-sale (POS) software used in retail and service environments. The position involves ensuring reliability, functionality, and performance of software features through structu

Introduction Inventory is where most retail businesses lose control. Not because they don’t have products. But because they don’t have visibility. When you’re running one store, inventory is manageable. When you’re running multiple? That’s where things break. Stockouts in one location. Overstock in

Picking the right POS for your pet store isn’t just about ringing up sales. It’s about keeping your business running smoothly from front to back. If you’re looking at Franpos and eTailPet, you’re already thinking like a pro, pet-specific systems offer way more than basic retail POS software. Both Fr

Introduction Choosing a POS system used to be simple. If it could handle billing, it worked. But in 2026, that’s no longer enough. If you’re running or planning to run multiple locations, your POS system becomes more than a tool. It becomes: The backbone of your entire business. The wrong system won

Introduction Running one store is hard. Running multiple stores without the right systems? That’s where most businesses break. In 2026, something has fundamentally changed. Multi-location expansion is no longer reserved for large enterprises. Today, even small and mid-sized businesses are planning

If you operate more than one store or plan to expand - managing operations becomes exponentially harder. Inventory must stay synchronized. Sales data must be centralized. Staff must follow the same processes. Without the right system, retail businesses quickly end up juggling spreadsheets, disconnec

Introduction Running a franchise business - whether in retail, quick-service restaurants, salons, or specialty services like pet grooming - means juggling several operational challenges across multiple locations. From inconsistent inventory to disparate reporting systems, these realities make choo

Pet stores serve as valuable educational centers, offering pet owners essential knowledge, resources, and support for optimal pet care. Pet Care Workshops and Seminars Nutritional Guidance : Pet stores host workshops on pet nutrition, helping owners choose the best diet for their pets' health and we

Customer service is a cornerstone of pet stores, offering pet owners expert guidance, personalized recommendations, and a welcoming environment. Knowledgeable and Friendly Staff Expert Advice : Pet stores employ knowledgeable staff who provide expert advice on pet nutrition, health, and behavior. Pe

Pet stores are more than retail outlets; they serve as vital community hubs that promote pet adoption, education, and community involvement. Pet Adoption Drives Collaboration with Shelters : Pet stores partner with local animal shelters to host adoption events, providing a platform for pets to find

Pet stores offer unparalleled convenience and accessibility for pet owners, providing essential supplies and services in easily accessible locations. Convenient Access to Pet Essentials Wide Range of Products : Pet stores stock a diverse selection of pet food, toys, grooming supplies, and healthcare

Pet stores play a crucial role in supporting local economies across the country. Beyond being places to buy pet supplies, they contribute significantly to community well-being and economic vitality. Economic Contributions Job Creation : Pet stores provide employment opportunities within the communit

1. Daily Brushing Routine Pet-Safe Toothpaste: Use toothpaste formulated for pets to brush their teeth daily. Proper Technique: Gently brush in circular motions to clean teeth and gums effectively. 2. Regular Dental Check-ups Professional Cleanings: Schedule annual dental exams and cleanings with yo

1. Hydration and Shade Fresh Water: Provide plenty of clean, cool water throughout the day. Shaded Areas: Create shaded spots with umbrellas or outdoor shelters. 2. Limiting Exercise in Heat Morning and Evening Walks: Schedule outdoor activities during cooler parts of the day. Avoid Hot Surfaces: Ke

1. Financial Protection for Unexpected Vet Bills Coverage Options: Explore plans that cover accidents, illnesses, and routine care. Cost Considerations: Compare deductibles, premiums, and coverage limits. 2. Comprehensive Health Care Coverage Emergency Care: Ensure coverage for emergencies and criti

1. Understanding Pet Nutrition Needs Life Stage Considerations: Select food appropriate for your pet’s age (puppy, adult, senior). Health Requirements: Address specific health concerns like weight management or allergies. 2. Reading Pet Food Labels Ingredient Analysis: Look for named protein sources

1. Building Customer Relationships Personalized Rewards: Offer points for purchases, referrals, and pet birthdays. Tiered Programs: Provide exclusive benefits as customers reach higher spending levels. 2. Encouraging Repeat Visits Points Redemption: Allow flexible redemption options, such as discoun

1. Harnessing Social Media Platforms Engaging Content: Share pet care tips, behind-the-scenes, and customer testimonials. Paid Advertising: Utilize targeted ads on platforms like Facebook and Instagram. 2. Promotions and Special Offers Flash Sales: Create urgency with limited-time discounts on popul

1. Invest in Quality Equipment Grooming Van Setup: Equip your van with grooming tables, tubs, and necessary tools. Safety Features: Install secure crates or harnesses for pet safety during grooming sessions. 2. Customize Your Service Menu Tailored Services: Offer packages like basic grooming, nail t

1. Secure and Comfortable Accommodations Spacious Kennels: Provide ample room for pets to move comfortably. Climate Control: Ensure temperature-controlled environments suitable for all seasons. 2. Individualized Care Plans Feeding Schedules: Follow owners’ instructions on feeding times and dietary n

1. Personalized Consultations Understanding Pet Needs: Train staff to ask about pet health, behavior, and grooming history. Tailored Recommendations: Suggest specific services based on pet breed, coat type, and owner preferences. 2. Premium Add-Ons for Luxury Experience Spa Treatments: Offer premium

1. Build Your Subscriber List Website Opt-In Forms: Capture emails and phone numbers with minimal fields. Loyalty Program Sign-Ups: Collect contact info during enrollment in rewards program. 2. Send Personalized Promotions Targeted Email Campaigns: Offer exclusive discounts based on past purchases (

1. Optimize Your Google Business Profile Complete Every Field: Add business hours, photos, services (grooming, boarding, retail). Use Keyword-Rich Descriptions: Mention “mobile grooming,” “pet daycare,” and your city (e.g., Miami) in your business description. Post Updates & Offers: Share weekly pos

1. Identify High-Value Add-Ons Flea & Tick Treatment: Offer as a premium option during grooming appointments. Aromatherapy Baths: Promote soothing lavender or eucalyptus treatments for anxious pets. Nail Grinding vs. Clipping: Position grinding as a gentler, more precise upgrade. 2. Train Staff on S

1. Leverage Sales Data for Inventory Decisions Top-Selling Items: Identify your highest-margin SKUs (e.g., specialty foods, premium toys) via weekly Franpos reports. Seasonal Trends: Compare year-over-year sales for holidays and peak months to stock appropriate levels. 2. Personalize Marketing with

1. Offer Flexible Subscription Plans Custom Intervals: Let customers choose delivery frequency (weekly, biweekly, monthly) for food, litter, and medications. Pause & Modify: Enable easy changes to quantities or delivery dates via your portal to reduce churn. 2. Incentivize Subscriptions Discounted R

1. Offer Rewards for Repeat Purchases Point-Based System: Earn points per dollar spent; redeem for treats, accessories, or free services. Birthday Bonuses: Give extra points or a free treat on a pet’s birthday to foster emotional connection. 2. Implement Tiered Membership Levels Silver, Gold, Platin

1. Leverage Seasonal Themes Fall & Halloween: Pumpkin-spice pet treats, autumn-themed toys, “spooky savings” displays. Winter Holidays: Gift bundles (cozy beds + festive collars), limited-edition holiday packaging. Spring & Summer: Allergy-friendly shampoos, cooling mats, bright seasonal bandanas. 2

1. Optimize Capacity Utilization Dynamic Cage Allocation: Use software to assign spaces based on pet size, temperament, and length of stay. Waitlist Management: Automatically notify owners when openings arise, maximizing occupancy without overbooking. 2. Improve Scheduling Efficiency Automated Check

Why Mobile Grooming Is Booming Ultimate Convenience for busy pet parents: no travel, no stress for pets Higher Retention : repeat clients who appreciate at-home service Premium Pricing : customers will pay more for time-saving, personalized care 3 Ways Software Supercharges Mobile Groomers Smart Sch

1. Easy-to-Use E-Commerce Platform Allow customers to browse and purchase products seamlessly. Integrations with your POS ensure real-time inventory updates—no oversells, no disappointed pet parents. 2. Mobile-Friendly Design Over 60% of shoppers browse on mobile devices. A responsive site template

Transforming Pet Retail: The Technology Trends Every Store Owner Needs to Know The pet retail industry is undergoing a major transformation as technology reshapes how stores operate and engage with customers. From offering personalized shopping experiences to improving store efficiency, technology i

In today's fast-paced world, pet businesses are looking for ways to maximize profits and improve customer satisfaction. With the right technology, this can be achieved, and Franpos is a prime example of this. Franpos is an all-in-one solution designed specifically for pet businesses, and it offers a

Running a pet business is not without its challenges. Managing inventory, scheduling employees, and keeping track of finances can be difficult and time-consuming. An integrated solution like Franpos can help pet businesses streamline their operations and improve their bottom line. Inventory Manageme

The pet industry is a competitive market, and pet businesses must always be looking for ways to improve their customer experience. One of the best ways to do this is by using a comprehensive platform like Franpos. Franpos offers a variety of features that can help pet businesses improve their operat

Franpos is a comprehensive platform that offers a variety of features that can help pet businesses improve their operations. The platform includes inventory management, point of sale, employee management, and reporting and analytics. Inventory Management: Franpos allows pet businesses to easily trac

The pet industry is a booming business, with pet owners in the US alone spending over $100 billion on their furry friends in 2020. However, running a pet business is not without its challenges. Managing inventory, scheduling employees, and keeping track of finances can be difficult and time-consumin

As a pet retail business owner, you understand the importance of having a reliable and efficient point of sale (POS) system in place. A good POS system can help you streamline your operations, improve efficiency, and provide a better shopping experience for your customers. But with so many options o

As a franchise owner, you understand the importance of having reliable and efficient systems in place to help your business succeed. That's where Franpos's cloud-based POS solution comes in. Our cloud-based POS solution is designed specifically for franchises and offers a range of features to help y

When deciding which technologies to utilize or companies to partner with, retailers should consider the following key factors: Business needs: Retailers should carefully consider their business needs and goals when selecting technology. This will help them determine which tools and systems are most

If you're a pet retailer looking to drive sales and grow your business, it's important to have a solid marketing strategy in place. That's where Franpos' growth marketing solution comes in. Our growth marketing solution is fully integrated with our cloud point of sale system, which means you can man

As we say goodbye to 2022 and welcome in 2023, we at Franpos would like to take a moment to reflect on the progress we've made and look ahead to the future. Over the past year, we've been dedicated to providing innovative and reliable solutions to help retailers streamline their operations and provi

As we say goodbye to 2022 and welcome in 2023, we at Franpos would like to take a moment to wish all of our customers a happy and prosperous New Year. We are grateful for your business and for the opportunity to serve you throughout the past year. We hope that 2023 will be a great year for you and y

As an online presence becomes increasingly important for businesses, it's important for pet retailers to have a strong eCommerce solution in place. That's where Franpos comes in. Our eCommerce platform is fully integrated with our cloud point of sale system, which means you can manage your inventory

If you're a pet retailer, you know how important it is to have the right tools and systems in place to manage your business and provide a great customer experience. That's where Franpos's cloud point of sale system comes in. With Franpos, you can manage your inventory, track customer relationships,

Franpos, the leading provider of cloud-based point of sale systems for the pet industry, is excited to announce the launch of their new omni-channel sales technology. This innovative platform combines a range of features to provide a unique and seamless shopping experience for pet owners. The platfo

Here are a few trends that I see currently or predictions I have for the pet retail tech space: Increased use of eCommerce: The rise of eCommerce has had a major impact on the pet industry, and it is likely that this trend will continue. More and more pet retailers are setting up online stores to se

Franpos is the perfect omni-channel solution for pet retailers looking to succeed in today's market. With its wide range of features, including eCommerce, a consumer app, and text marketing, Franpos has everything you need to establish and manage a strong omni-channel presence. If you're interested

Are you a pet retail franchise looking for a point of sale system that can help you streamline your operations, improve customer service, and make more informed business decisions? Look no further than Franpos! Franpos is a cloud-based point of sale system that offers a wide range of features specif

You don’t need us to tell you that the cost of doing business is higher than ever before. Things are crazy, and while there may be tons of debate on why and how inflation is rising, or how long it may continue to rise, we’re only interested in the here and now. And the here and now is this: inflat

Restaurants, like most public businesses, are communal spaces. Of course, you want people to come in with their families and friends–you want as many customers as possible! However, all too often, restaurant owners’ marketing plans start and stop with opening the business. The truth is, repeat and

Before we could read, write, or sell, we told stories. Storytelling is one of the most powerful tools you have not only in your personal life but for your business as well. Think of the millions of dollars going into TikTok accounts from corporate businesses looking to tell their own stories. Simply

Spring is in the air! For those of us here in the Northern Hemisphere, the weather is warming up, the leaves are growing again, and people are heading back out and about. And hopefully, out to your storefront! The question is, are you ready for them? Spring is a great time of year to start implement

From small towns across the country to corner stores and neighborhood shops in metro cities, you just can’t beat the classic cashier and countertop to check out your goods. However, while the brick-and-mortar store is still out there and thriving, the options consumers and customers alike have are h

Inside your storefront, everything is set up just the way you need it to be. Customers browse your aisles or use your services and check out at the front. Simple, right? Well, what happens when it’s time to try setting at a food truck? Or at a local festival? Selling at these types of events is crit

There are lots of elements of running a business that just can be calculated by computers or sorted out by algorithms. That personal touch that you can leave when launching your brick-and-mortar business means a whole lot to your community. However, what reports and computers can do for you is notic

So, you’ve decided to open up a retail business! If you’re reading this, odds are, you’re pretty far into the process already. After sorting out business licensing, commercial space to rent, product acquisition, and much more, you’re just about ready to open. But, not so fast! Something that a lot o

Your point of sale provider is your conduit between the items in your store and the dollars in your bank account. Yet all the same, once you have a point of sale in your store, odds are, you never think about it again. And it’s a real shame, too—because knowing when you’re getting a good deal (or no

Everyone needs a boost from time to time! There’s a natural ebb and flow to any small business. Tides and trends change, and every once in a while, you really need to get more people into your store! The challenge, however, lies within actually finding a way to get it done. Unlike some of the larger

It’s no secret that turnover rates are inordinately high in retail environments—especially when compared to other businesses. It’s not uncommon to experience turnover as high as 60-70% in small retail businesses. Feeling discouraged at rates like these is normal–because experienced business owners k

The verdict is in—and proves that no pandemic could slow down the lucrative and ever-growing pet store industry. It’s a hundred billion-dollar business and continues to grow without fail, year over year. However, just because pet stores are lucrative on paper doesn’t mean running one is any sort of

Ah, the self-checkout kiosk. For some, it represents an easier, more frictionless shopping experience where waiting for an available cashier is a thing of the past. For others, it represents a scary reality in which machines replace humans and pass off the burden of service back to the consumer. But