Pricer Showcases New In-Store Retail Platform
Retail technology company Pricer is showcasing its new Pricer Avenue™ communications platform at the EuroShop 2026 trade show in Germany. The platform is designed to create high-impact experiences at the shelf-edge for in-store shoppers. The technology aims to help physical retailers better engage customers in prioritized areas of the store.
- The Pricer Avenue platform moves beyond simple price automation by using a powered rail system that eliminates the need for batteries in its electronic shelf labels (ESLs), reducing environmental impact and operational costs associated with battery replacement. - A key feature is the "Floating Canvas," which allows multiple high-resolution, multicolor ESLs to be linked together, creating large, cohesive digital displays for brand storytelling and promotional campaigns directly at the point of purchase. - This technology taps into the growing trend of "retail media," enabling physical retailers to monetize their shelf space by offering brands a premium, dynamic advertising channel inside the store. - Founded in 1991, Pricer is a veteran in the retail tech space, having sold more than 380 million electronic shelf labels to over 28,000 stores across 80 countries. - The system is designed to improve store operations by using instant LED alerts on the labels to help employees with tasks like faster stock replenishment, order picking for e-commerce, and waste management. - The platform's debut at EuroShop 2026 places it at the world's largest retail trade fair, an event held every three years in Germany that sets the agenda for future trends in retail technology and store design. - Pricer Avenue is part of a larger cloud-based ecosystem called Pricer Plaza, which is designed to manage and integrate in-store digital solutions, reflecting a broader industry shift from standalone hardware to integrated, data-driven platforms. - The platform competes with other digital shelf-edge solutions from companies like SES-imagotag and Displaydata in the growing market for in-store digitalization.