Quizzes, booking, QR menus, and other modules in real niches: what it was before launch, what it became after, and which modules worked.
Real client case studies and numbers
Five questions: dates, budget, type of trip, activity level, group size. At the end, a selection of three tours and a prepayment to reserve a spot.
Couples answer questions about the date, guest count, and style, see an approximate estimate, and immediately pick a meeting time with the planner.
The quiz asks about goals, daily routine, and health restrictions, shows where to start, and offers to pay for a first consultation with a specialist.
Every bag has a QR code leading to the company’s own menu with payment. The order goes straight to the kitchen monitor, and the courier sees the address and time.
Guests scan the code on the display or on Instagram, order croissants for a set time, and pay online. The baker sees the baking plan on a monitor.
The client picks a service and car make, and the system finds a free bay for the job duration. The mechanic sees the workload a day ahead.
Each doctor has their own schedule and appointment length. The booking link sits in the clinic’s Google Maps profile and on the mini-page.
Beginners book a trial at a convenient time and pay online, so they show up. After the class they get a link to a membership.
Ads and budget stayed the same, only the landing page changed: the client goes through five questions and sees an approximate kitchen price.
The queue at the register at peak hours disappeared, and photos in the menu make guests add pastries to their coffee more often.
Clients pick the barber and time themselves, and the prepayment filters out accidental bookings.
The client sees the price at once and gets a discounted quote after submitting a request.
Telegram read notifications became the signal to call, and unread proposals are resent.
The client picks the variety and grind, pays by card, and the order with the address goes straight to the CRM.
One form with a QR code everywhere; after the call, the client gets a proposal with read tracking.
The link leads to a page with a fundraising goal, and the money arrives straight in the account.
The main button in the profile opens free slots, and home-care products are sold right there.
Built it from a template themselves and launched ads within a week, with leads going straight to the CRM.
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