product-as-a-service success stories

Antelope is bringing next-level fitness within reach. With the launch of its new subscription model, customers can now access Antelope’s innovative EMS training apparel — from tank tops to full suits — without the high upfront cost.

Swapphone is changing the way people use their phones. Instead of buying a device outright, customers can now subscribe to the latest smartphones with the flexibility to swap or upgrade when needed.

Kindami is proud to unveil a new way for families to access high-quality baby and kids’ gear — now available through a flexible subscription, enabled by Circuly. Instead of making a full upfront investment, parents can subscribe to key essentials such as strollers, car seats, cribs, high chairs, and more

CAPTN Coffee has introduced a flexible subscription model for its premium coffee and coffee equipment, powered by circuly. By leveraging Circuly's platform, CAPTN Coffee delivers a seamless and sustainable coffee experience, aligning with the growing trend of subscription-based services in the specialty coffee industry.

Eyewear-as-a-Service by Mister Spex — now live in 65 stores across Germany — highlights the growing shift toward access-based business models and the commitment of modern retailers to build innovative, customer-centric, and sustainable offerings for the future.

HydrateMe has introduced a flexible subscription model for its Coway water filtration systems, powered by Circuly. This innovative approach allows customers to enjoy clean, filtered water at home without the upfront cost, with replacement filters included throughout the subscription period.

Zoomer, a kid's bike subscription company from Denmark is ready to transform the biking industry in Denmark with a bike-as-a-service model for kids's bike.

AirPQ, a consumable subscription company from Switzerland has migrated to circuly to scale their toiled paper subscription business to new heights.