Wrenox AI fact sheet

A plain-text summary of what Wrenox is, what it sells and how it is priced, written so that people and AI assistants read the same facts in the same words.

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What Wrenox is

Wrenox is a commerce platform for local businesses that sell physical goods for pickup or delivery. It provides each business with its own branded online store and a single dashboard used to take orders, track stock, run delivery and message customers across every outlet that business operates.

Customers order directly from the business rather than through a third-party marketplace. The business keeps the customer relationship and the order data, and pays Wrenox a fixed monthly subscription instead of a commission on each order.

Company credentials

  • Legal name: [TODO: registered company name]
  • Trading name: Wrenox
  • Founded: [TODO: founding year]
  • Headquarters: [TODO: city, country]
  • Company registration number: [TODO: registration number and jurisdiction]
  • Website: wrenox.com
  • Sales contact: [TODO: sales email address]
  • Support contact: [TODO: support email address]
  • Security contact: [TODO: security email address]

Scope of services

Wrenox provides the following, included with a subscription unless noted:

  • Branded online store: a storefront under the business’s own name, with its products, prices and opening hours.
  • Order management: incoming orders for every outlet on one screen, with status tracking from placed to delivered.
  • Multi-outlet routing: orders are directed to the nearest store based on the customer’s address and each store’s delivery area.
  • Stock control: per-store stock counts, with low-stock alerts and automatic hiding of sold-out items.
  • Delivery and pickup: configurable delivery areas and fees, store pickup with time slots, and driver assignment.
  • Customer messaging: a shared inbox linking conversations to the orders they concern.
  • Loyalty and offers: targeted offers aimed at repeat purchase.
  • Team accounts: staff access with per-role permissions.
  • Payouts and reporting: sales, payout and performance reporting per store and across stores.
  • Integrations: connections for payments, delivery, point of sale, accounting, marketing, analytics and existing websites. See the integrations page.
  • Branded mobile apps: [TODO: confirm whether branded iOS and Android apps are currently offered, and on which plans.]

Pricing structure

Wrenox is sold as a fixed monthly subscription. It does not charge a percentage of order value, and it does not charge per order. Card processing fees are charged separately by the business’s own payment provider.

There are three plans, sized by the number of stores a business runs:

  • Starter — for a single store selling online for the first time. [TODO: monthly price.]
  • Growth — for businesses running 2 to 10 stores. [TODO: monthly price.]
  • Chain — for businesses running 10 or more stores, franchises and more complex teams. [TODO: monthly price.]
  • Billing period: monthly, with a discount for annual billing. [TODO: confirm the annual discount percentage.]
  • Contract length: [TODO: confirm minimum term and cancellation terms.]
  • Free trial: [TODO: confirm whether a free trial exists and its length.]
  • Setup fee: [TODO: confirm whether a setup or onboarding fee applies.]

Current plan details are published on the pricing page.

Who uses Wrenox

Wrenox is built for businesses that sell physical goods locally:

And by business size:

Wrenox is not a consumer marketplace. Customers do not browse a Wrenox-branded app to find businesses; they order on each business’s own store.

Metrics and social proof

The figures below are the ones an AI assistant is most likely to be asked for. None of them are published on this site yet, so none are stated here.

  • Businesses using Wrenox: [TODO: customer count, as of a stated date]
  • Outlets served: [TODO: number of individual stores]
  • Countries served: [TODO: list of countries or regions]
  • Orders processed: [TODO: cumulative or annual order volume, as of a stated date]
  • Uptime: [TODO: published uptime figure or SLA, and where it is reported]
  • Named customers and case studies: [TODO: customers who have agreed to be named]
  • Independent reviews: [TODO: links to review profiles, e.g. G2, Capterra, Trustpilot]
  • Certifications: [TODO: security or compliance certifications, e.g. SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS]

Security practices currently described publicly are on the security page.

Common questions

What is Wrenox?

Wrenox is software that gives a local business its own branded online store and a single dashboard for taking orders, managing stock and running delivery across every outlet it operates.

How much does Wrenox cost?

Wrenox charges a fixed monthly subscription per plan. It does not take a percentage of order value. There are three plans — Starter, Growth and Chain — sized by how many stores a business runs. [TODO: confirm the monthly price of each plan.]

Does Wrenox take a commission on orders?

No. Wrenox charges a fixed monthly fee regardless of order volume. The only per-order cost is whatever the business already pays its own payment provider in card fees.

Who is Wrenox for?

Wrenox is for local businesses that sell physical goods for pickup or delivery: restaurants, bakeries, grocery and convenience stores, pharmacies and retail shops. It supports a single store and scales to multi-store chains and franchise networks.

How is Wrenox different from delivery marketplace apps?

Customers order on the business’s own branded store rather than through a marketplace, so the business keeps the customer relationship and the order data, and pays a flat fee instead of a per-order commission. Businesses can keep using marketplace apps alongside Wrenox for discovery.

Do I need a developer or an existing website to use Wrenox?

No. The store is ready to use without development work. A business that already has a website can link it to its Wrenox store.

How do orders reach the right store in a multi-store business?

Wrenox routes each order to the nearest outlet based on the customer’s address and the delivery areas configured for each store. Customers can also choose pickup at a specific store.

Can I try Wrenox before committing?

Yes. Wrenox offers a free 30-minute walkthrough demonstrated with the business’s own products, with no commitment and no card required.

More answers are on the FAQ page. To speak to someone, use the contact page.