Can small independent retailers use it?
Yes. Retailers see a focused workspace: plan, submit, upload, and track their reimbursement. The review tools stay with the brand.
Apparel and consumer brands
Marketing operations for consumer brands and their retail partners
Apparel, footwear, outdoor, and consumer goods brands pay retailers to feature them: co-op ads, window displays, in-store events, and local social posts. Each retailer spends its allowance on approved activity and claims it back with proof.
- HQ
- Apparel, footwear, outdoor, and consumer goods brands
- Network
- Specialty and independent retailers that carry the brand
Where retail co-op programs lose the thread
Retailers run ads and events that feature the brand, then send tear sheets, screenshots, and invoices by email. Brand teams check each claim by hand, off-brand creative slips through, and unspent allowances expire without anyone noticing.
How Sizle fits
Co-op plans approved up front
Retailers plan each ad, display, or event with dates, channels, budget, and KPIs, and the brand approves it before money is spent.
Brand checks before the spend
What every campaign must include is explicit per campaign type, and approvals keep their history on the record.
Invoices read for you
Upload a retailer invoice and the vendor, channel, and amounts fill in, each field marked and editable, and matched to eligible spend.
Allowances you can see
Planned, approved, and used co-op by retailer, so unspent funds are visible before they expire.
Results retailers report
- Store visits
- Sell-through
- Event attendance
- Social reach
Common questions
What does Sizle replace in a retail co-op program?
The spreadsheet of allowances, the inbox of claims, and the folder of tear sheets. Sizle keeps all three on the campaign record.
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