

The saved blazer costs less
The text names the item, the new price and the old one, in that order. The size range at the end settles the next question in advance.
Two numbers carry a price drop text: what it cost and what it costs now. The rest is context, and there is room for very little of it in 160 characters. These five show how to fit the prices, the reason and the link into one segment.
The trigger sets the tone: a saved item gets the full detail, a passing view gets a lighter touch. Every text has a long wording and a compact one, plus its character and segment count.


The text names the item, the new price and the old one, in that order. The size range at the end settles the next question in advance.


Quoting the shopper's own number proves the text is for them alone. Promising silence afterwards makes setting the next target an easy decision.


Regular buyers notice price drops on products they reorder. Telling them first, and saying the new figure is permanent, shows the change is not a trick.


A recent buyer who finds a lower price feels let down. A text saying the difference is already back on their card arrives before that feeling can.


A view is weaker interest than a save, so the text stays light: the product, both figures and a link. No pressure is needed when the numbers do the talking.
Choose a text, type in your product and both amounts, and the preview follows. Numbers and links eat characters quickly, so the bar shows exactly how close you are to a second segment.


Not all price drops are news. Sending only the ones that clear these bars keeps the alerts rare enough to be read.
A few cents off is noise. Many stores set a floor, such as 10%, before a text goes out.
Saved, targeted, bought or viewed more than once. A product they never saw is a promotion, not a price alert.
If several items change, wait and send the biggest drop, or switch to a weekly summary on another channel.
Zefir picks up every repricing in your store, texts the right shoppers on SMS or WhatsApp, and attributes the orders that follow.
Request access See how it worksThe product, the new and old price and a link, in roughly that order, with STOP wording at the end. Zefir writes each text with your team and checks it fits one segment.
Shoppers who saved, viewed or bought the product, or who set a target, and who agreed to marketing texts. Zefir only texts numbers with a consent record and removes anyone who replies STOP.
Big enough to notice, which for many stores means about 10% or more. Zefir sends only the reductions that pass the threshold you choose.
Yes, ideally with the difference already refunded, which turns a potential complaint into goodwill. Zefir can send that refund note by text or WhatsApp once your store issues it.
Yes, with a distinct link per text. Zefir ties every resulting order back to its text.