Get your in-store products found online
Kai is your AI co-pilot. He finds suitable places to sell, gets your product details ready and helps check what shoppers can see. Your team supplies missing facts and approves submissions; Kai follows up on errors and changes.
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Let’s help balcony gardeners find your planters.
A product record to complete with dimensions, current stock and pickup details, plus destinations to review before submitting.
How it compares
Getting a feed ready is only part of the job. Kai also investigates missing details, finds destinations worth trying and works with your team to keep the product promise aligned with what the store can supply.
They distribute information to supported destinations and flag data problems. Your team still decides where to expand, supplies missing product facts and resolves local stock mismatches.
Kai researches relevant destinations, investigates what is missing and coordinates product details, store information and stock checks.
A specialist can choose channels and improve listings. You still supply store-level stock and product knowledge, and agree the ongoing work for each range and destination.
Kai keeps each store’s range and team feedback in view between uploads, and helps investigate niche opportunities as they appear.
You can research marketplaces and prepare product copy or files. Someone still needs to maintain the store context, coordinate uploads and bring back platform errors and stock changes.
Kai keeps the product work tied to the store’s records and follows the agreed submission and checking process with your team.
The cost of getting this done
Your setup may include some of the following. The real comparison is what it costs to finish the work at every store.
Customized to each customer and their usage. Minimum spend of $500 per location per month. The first consultation is free, and your growth engineer and growth specialist are on us to start.
We map the work Kai can take on, the tools you still need and the people who stay involved. Keep your core sales, stock and booking systems; compare any savings against the subscriptions, specialist work and time you can actually remove.
Compare it with your current setup →Plan → Act → Measure → Learn
Plan
Kai researches shopping sites and niche destinations for your range. He checks eligibility, costs and how products can be submitted, while you decide which shoppers and stores to focus on.
A shortlist with a practical submission route for each destination.
Act
Kai prepares product titles, dimensions, images, prices and pickup information, checking stock with your team. You approve the data and submit prepared files where the merchant account needs you.
Approved product information, a submission file and clear ownership of the upload.
Measure
Share the platform’s results with Kai. He checks rejected items, missing fields and mismatches with your current stock. Where reports are available, he reviews product views, clicks and orders.
A record of accepted items and fixes still needed.
Learn
Kai uses listing problems and customer questions to improve the next batch. If shoppers keep asking about drainage, that detail becomes part of the product record used on the next channel.
Better product records and an informed choice about the next destination.
Eligible retailers can use Google’s free local listings to show products available at a nearby store. Ocally helps prepare accurate product, price and location information, confirm availability with your team and address gaps in the listing process. Google controls eligibility and display; submitting a product does not guarantee it will appear.
Kai can research marketplaces, local directories and specialist destinations relevant to your products and location. He checks the audience, fees, listing requirements and practical buying route before proposing a channel. Where access and the platform’s rules allow, work can use a browser or involve your team instead of depending only on a prebuilt integration.
Kai works from your agreed product and stock sources, checks gaps with the store team and coordinates updates through the available systems. Your team confirms uncertain counts, pickup promises and exceptions. This connects the product listing to what a shopper can actually buy, rather than treating the first upload as the end of the job.
Bring one store, a few products and a channel you want to reach. We’ll identify the missing information and the route to getting those products listed.
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