How Kubbly works
You run the business. Kubbly runs the marketing.
From your customer list to orders in Messages, in five steps.
Step 1: Connect your data.
Kubbly connects your store, point of sale and customer lists, and cleans them up.
Example: three records for Dana Kim, from the point of sale, the online store and a customer list, become one profile.
Step 2: Kubbly plans your campaigns and suggests ideas.
Every month it drafts them around local events, holidays and your promotions.
Example: Kettlebird Coffee’s November, with three drafts pinned to days: a new hibiscus cold brew for cold brew regulars on Thursday, a farmers market downtown on Saturday and holiday hours on Wednesday the 25th, and a birthday message that runs on its own.
Step 3: Stay in control of what Kubbly does.
Every campaign waits for your OK. You set the brand voice, quiet hours and who can do what.
Example: Kubbly drafts a Kettlebird Coffee campaign, a new hibiscus cold brew for cold brew regulars, and waits while the owner edits it or allows it for Thursday at 8:00 AM. Below it: quiet hours, frequency limits, opt-outs and roles by location.
Step 4: Kubbly sends it as your verified brand.
At the right time, with your name and logo in Apple Messages and Google Messages.
Example: on Thursday at 8:00 AM, Kettlebird Coffee’s message about its new hibiscus cold brew arrives in Messages under its name and logo.
Step 5: Kubbly answers and takes the order.
Questions, orders and bookings, handled right in the conversation.
Example: a customer asks Kettlebird Coffee about the hibiscus cold brew, orders two, and gets the order confirmation in the same thread. The buttons above switch the example to a table booking or an event.
Demos with fictional brands.
Wherever they find you, Kubbly answers in Messages.
On Dewfold Skin’s website, the customer taps Message us, and the conversation opens in Messages.
Demos with fictional brands.
Text a brand that runs on Kubbly.
Ask one a question from your phone.
Message and data rates may apply.
See it at The Melting Pot.
Guests book a table right in the conversation.
See the example