The only people-counter in the category that ships zero-CapEx, prices like a SaaS subscription, and discards device identifiers on the Collector itself. Built for SMB retail, market stalls, kiosks, mid-market chains and high-street independents: the segment everyone else has priced out.

Reports density and trend by zone, including the outside-catchment fringe showing what's not coming into your shop. Not an absolute unique-visitor counter for long windows; that pitch is dead post-MAC-randomisation, and we say so.

How the year-1 cost compares

For a 10-site chain.

VendorApproachYear-1 cost
Crowd-SenseHosted Wi-Fi sensor subscription£2k–£5k
Dor TechnologiesBattery thermal, single door$19,200
FootfallCamStereo-vision ceiling£23k–£39k
AislelabsWi-Fi probe + captive portal$35k–$75k
Cisco SpacesExisting-AP overlay (Cisco only)$8k–$15k
Sensormatic / ShopperTrakCamera + stereo-vision$60k–$90k

Three honest answers

"We already have cameras for loss prevention, why do we need this?"

Camera footfall counts your front door. We give you density across the floor and the outside-catchment fringe: what's not coming in. Different question, complementary answer.

"Wi-Fi tracking, isn't that what got retailers into trouble in the past?"

Yes, and that's why we discard MACs on the Collector. Nothing leaves it that could be a person. We'll send the architectural diagram and DPIA template before the meeting.

"Your accuracy claim is lower than ShopperTrak's 99%."

ShopperTrak counts a controlled doorway under good lighting. We count density across a zone where modern phones rotate MACs every few minutes. We publish the curves; anyone quoting 99% on multi-minute Wi-Fi is fingerprinting (CNIL says no), using a captive portal (consent-chain risk), or hoping you don't ask.

Free 60-day pilot

10 Collectors. We ship; you plug in; data live within the hour.

You supply USB power and Wi-Fi (or Ethernet) at each site. We supply everything else.

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