A staffed island in the walkway.
Malls and retail destinations give a kiosk visibility and steady traffic, and shoppers time to try frames on.
Visible from the walkway
A square, canopied kiosk can sit in a walkway or a court and stand out without a lease for a full store. Layout and signage are configured with the property.
Room to try frames
A mall visit can leave time to try frames on. A mirror and an attendant make the frame display a good place to compare styles before ordering.
Add the optional fit scanner
Retail locations that want a richer fitting experience can add a face and frame-fit scanner beside the screening station. It is optional and does not change the core flow.
Check the property requirements
Kiosk structures, power, connectivity, signage and operating hours may need landlord or property-manager approval. Include them in the site review.
Planning questions
Before you get started
Does a retail kiosk need its own online store?
Shoppers order through an online eyewear store configured for the deployment. Branding and the entry point are agreed during planning.
Turn the details into a pilot plan.
Bring your location, shoppers and operating questions. Together, we can work through the scope and responsibilities.