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Hey everyone,

I’ve been researching retail software development companies for the past month, trying to find the right partner for a mid-sized retail project (think: inventory optimization, personalized customer journeys, and POS integration). After comparing about 10 companies, I ended up choosing Zoolatech, and here’s why.

1. Proven Experience in Retail

A lot of firms say they work in retail, but Zoolatech actually has strong case studies — like helping a U.S. apparel retailer reduce operational costs by 27% through automated product allocation. They also developed an AI-driven analytics dashboard that improved sales forecasting accuracy by 40%.

1. Transparent Process and Flexible Team Setup

What stood out to me was how easy it was to scale the team. I started with 3 developers and a QA, and within 2 weeks we had 8 people fully onboarded. Their Agile process and weekly reports gave me full visibility into timelines and performance.

1. Balanced Pricing vs. Quality

I compared rates across several vendors — Eastern Europe, India, and Latin America. Zoolatech wasn’t the cheapest, but their $45–$60/hour range felt fair considering the seniority level and results.

1. Real Impact

We’re still mid-project, but already seeing a 15% improvement in checkout conversion rate after the MVP rollout. Their domain knowledge in software development for retail https://zoolatech.com/industries/retail.html is the main reason I feel confident in scaling further.

Now I’m curious —

Has anyone else worked with Zoolatech or similar retail-focused teams?

What KPIs do you usually track to measure success in software development partnerships?

Any tips for maintaining long-term vendor relationships in the retail tech space?

Would love to hear your thoughts and other company recommendations too.