Sell subscriptions through your retail network
Retailers already sell your products. Now enable them to sell subscriptions as well.
You see the Product-as-a-Service shift happeneing.
But your sales structure isn't built for it.
Make product-as-a-service work for you — and everyone already selling for you.

You tap into recurring revenue streams.
Turn every product you manufacture into a long-term, recurring revenue stream—with flexible subscription and rental models.
You align with market trends and regulatory shifts.
Stay ahead of customer expectations and regulatory shifts by offering access-based, circular business models.

You can support your retailers instead of bypassing them.
Empower your retail partners to offer subscriptions—without losing control of the customer experience.
And you do it without rebuilding your entire sales structure.
Launch a Product-as-a-Service model without overhauling your existing sales channels, teams, or infrastructure.
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Your team on the frontline—
ready to go as soon as the customer says "yes".

Log in - Each store or dealer has their own login credentials.
Each user or store (in case you have multiple stores) has its own login credentials to access the portal. No tech setup, no training—just log in and get started.

Pick the right product. All details are auto filled.
Thanks to product sync between your shopsystem - circuly Hub - Retailer Portal, details like price, plan, and duration are filled in automatically, making the entire process fast and effortless!
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Type in customer details—or let them do it.
Enter their name, email, and address—or hand over the tablet and let the customer fill it in directly.

Customer gets a pre-filled link to confirm.
Once the order is ready, the customer gets a checkout link via email—with everything pre-filled. All they need to do is confirm and pay on their own device.
Your questions answered.
Yes. Both channels run through the same backend, so nothing is siloed.
That's yours to decide. A common setup among our customers: the manufacturer handles marketing and holds the circuly license, while the website simply points customers to where the product is available. From there, the customer relationship — pickup, returns, maintenance, repairs — sits with the retailer.
No. circuly is built to enable your existing dealers and retail partners, not route around them if that's what you want.
No integration is required. StoreConnect is a standalone web-based tool that works alongside whatever your retailer already has in place.
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