How brands and brokers use 3D planograms
From a buyer pitch to a promo display, each job needs something different from the shelf. Pick a use case to see the inputs we need and what comes back.
- planogram for category review
3D planograms for retail buyer presentations and category reviews
Build a photorealistic 3D planogram of your SKUs in the real competitive set at proposed facings, ready to drop into a buyer pitch deck or category review.
- shelf reset planogram
Planogram proposals and shelf reset specs
Propose a shelf reset with a clean 3D before and after, then hand over an item list and 2D elevation the retailer's field team can build from in store.
- space to sales analysis
Space-to-sales and share-of-shelf analysis
Space-to-sales analysis on a 3D shelf: facings, linear space, velocity per facing and share of shelf against share of sales, laid out as observations to act on.
- packaging shelf test
Packaging and label review in shelf context
Test packaging and label options at shelf before print: compare designs side by side in the real competitive set and check legibility from shopper distance.
- new product shelf visualization
Visualizing new products and line extensions on shelf
See a new flavour, format or pack size on shelf before tooling locks in. 3D visualization catches wrong heights and lost blocks before production starts.
- broker planogram
Planograms as a selling tool for brokers and distributors
Brokers and distributors can show retailers where a brand fits, or show a brand where it would sit in an account, with 3D planograms built for each call.
- end cap display mockup
Promotional displays, end caps and shipper mockups
Mock up end caps, PDQ shippers, secondary displays and club-store pallets in 3D to validate the build, price point and visual story before trade spend goes out.
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Planogrammer is delivered inside GOODS consulting engagements, not sold as self-serve software.
This page is general information, not professional, legal or financial advice. Renders are illustrations built from the data supplied and are not a guarantee of in-store results. Third-party brand names and packaging shown in client work belong to their owners and are used only to depict the competitive set for internal review.
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