Slow-Moving Products
You have products that aren't selling.
You know the ones. They've been sitting in inventory for weeks. Tying up cash. Taking up space.
Most stores run a blanket sale or hope for the best.
Freddy does something smarter.
Freddy looks at your last 45 days of sales data.
It figures out which products are moving and which ones aren't. Not a guess — actual math based on your store's sales velocity, inventory levels, and demand trends.
Then, when a customer browses one of those slow-moving products, Freddy gives it a nudge.
I spotted a deal on this one — use code SAVE20 for 20% off. Want me to apply it?
The customer was already looking at it. Freddy just gave them a reason to buy.
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Freddy analyzes your entire catalog. Every product. Every variant. Sales history, inventory counts, demand curves.
Products with high "days of supply" — meaning they'll take weeks to sell through at the current rate — get flagged.
Products with zero sales but inventory on hand? Also flagged.
You don't need to tag anything or build a list. Freddy figures it out from your data.
02
Pick the products you want to move. Attach a discount code.
That's it. That's your part.
Freddy handles the rest — figuring out who to show it to and when.
03
Freddy doesn't send the same message every time.
It runs multiple message variants and tracks which ones customers actually click on. Over time, it shows the winning messages more often.
This isn't A/B testing you set up and monitor. It just happens in the background.
You tell us which products to move. Freddy figures out the rest.
04
Someone's browsing shorts on your store.
You have some shorts that haven't been moving. You attached a discount code.
Freddy connects the dots.
Some shorts are about to go on sale — want early access?
It doesn't interrupt someone looking at jackets with a shorts deal. It waits for the right person to be in the right place.
It works because it feels like early access, not a clearance bin.
If you're curious:
Freddy calculates "days of supply" for every product. That's how many days it'll take to sell through current inventory at the current sales rate.
Recent sales are weighted more heavily — a product that sold well last week matters more than one that sold well a month ago.
If a product has 21+ days of supply, or zero sales with inventory on hand, it gets flagged.
This recalculates regularly. Products move in and out of the slow-moving list as your sales change.
You can. Stores do it all the time.
But when everything's on sale, nothing feels special. A red banner on every product teaches your customers to wait for discounts. It trains them to never pay full price.
A personal message about early access to a deal? That feels different. That feels like they got lucky.
The discount is the same. The psychology isn't.
One says "we're desperate to move this."
The other says "here's something just for you."
Dead inventory is money doing nothing.
Freddy puts it in front of the right people at the right time.
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