Laybuy launches partner programme


Laybuy launches partner programme

‘Buy now, pay later’ provider, Laybuy, has launched a global partner programme to help retailers provide more flexible, interest-free payment options at the checkout. Laybuy is now offered by over 6,000 merchants and its partner programme is designed to ensure retailers of any size can capitalise on the increasing demand for its services. Central to Laybuy’s partner programme are its strategic relationships and integration with over 20 best-in-class eCommerce platforms and agencies. Any retailer working with these companies or using their services will be able to simply and seamlessly offer Laybuy as a payment option on their website or mobile app. Major global eCommerce platforms confirmed to be part of Laybuy’s partner programme at launch include BigCommerce, Shopify, Wix, nopCommerce, Aurora Commerce and others. In the UK, Laybuy’s agency partners include Space 48, Digital Six, Ayko, Underwater Pistol and many more.

Gary Rohloff, Laybuy’s co-founder and managing director, said: “Buy now, pay later is proving to be a huge hit with consumers who want better, more flexible and interest-free payment options. Together with our partners, we’re enabling UK retailers, large and small, to offer their customers this smarter way to pay. Crucially, this means they can take advantage of growing consumer demand for ‘buy now, pay later’, which we know results in increased sales and customer loyalty. We’re proud to be working with some of the biggest and best eCommerce platforms and agencies to help UK retailers at a time when they need it most.”

Laybuy is offered by major brands including The Hut Group, JD Sports, Boohoo, WH Smith and TONI&GUY amongst others.  It enables retailers to provide consumers with an entirely interest-free payment option at the check out, helping them to attract new customers and increase customer loyalty. To date, Laybuy’s retail partners have seen order values rise by up to 70 per cent, online and in-store conversion rates increase by up to 50 per cent, and new customer acquisition rise by 30 per cent.

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