A website for a lighting store, with every lamp switched on
Customers see every lamp in a real room, by day and at night with the light on, and message you on WhatsApp. You send the catalog and the Lucy team loads it.
In short
A good website for a lighting store shows each lamp in a room, lets people see how it glows at night and makes it easy to ask. Lucy does that for US$20 a month with an online showroom at its own address, every lamp by day and lit at night, a WhatsApp button per product, a QR code for the shop and prices you update in one step.
What holds back sales in a lighting store
Product photos hide the light
A lamp on a white background shows its shape, not what the customer is buying, which is how the light will look at home after dark. In the shop they see it lit. On a screen, almost never.
The catalog lives in chat threads
Loose photos on WhatsApp, a PDF from months ago, folders on each salesperson's phone. Every enquiry starts with a hunt for the right picture and the current price.
Prices move faster than the PDF
When suppliers raise prices often, any list you sent goes stale within weeks. Quoting an old price means correcting it later, and that cools the sale.
The shop closes, questions keep coming
Plenty of people browse lamps on their phone at night. If the photos arrive the next day, the interest has already cooled.
How a lighting store gets started with Lucy
- 1
Subscribe
Create your account and start the US$20 monthly plan. One plan, everything included, no charge per product or per image.
- 2
Send your catalog
Share the catalog you already have, with photos and prices. You do not need to upload anything or shoot new photos to get started.
- 3
The Lucy team loads it
The team adds every lamp and creates its two scenes, by day and lit at night, in the style you pick from the five available.
- 4
Review and fill in
From your dashboard you fix names, descriptions, dimensions and prices, add your logo, address, opening hours and social links, and pick your store's colors and type.
- 5
Share your showroom
Put the link in your Instagram bio, send it on WhatsApp, print the QR code for the window and leave TV mode running on a screen in the shop.
What a website for a lighting store needs
A lighting store sells something that makes more sense switched on. So its website needs to show two moments for every lamp. By day, to see shape, material and color. At night, to see the kind of light it gives and the mood it creates in a room.
In Lucy, each lamp has its own page with both scenes and a switch to flip between them, next to the lamp type, dimensions and price. Customers search the catalog, filter it by lamp type and turn the whole catalog from day to night with one switch.
- Your own address, like lucy.lighting/store/your-store
- A WhatsApp button on every lamp, with the product name and link in the message
- A search description for your store, with a button that helps you write it
From the counter to the customer's phone
Your store's QR code downloads as PNG or SVG with your logo in the center, ready for the window, the counter or the shopping bag. Anyone who scans it lands on your full catalog and can keep browsing at home.
Inside the shop, TV mode plays your lamps full screen, each one by day and then lit, with its name and price.
When someone asks on WhatsApp, send the lamp's link instead of five loose photos. The customer switches it on themselves and sees the full product page.
Current prices without redoing the catalog
Each lamp has a price in Argentine pesos or US dollars, and the price is optional if you prefer people to ask. When costs go up, the bulk adjustment raises the whole catalog by the percentage you enter. Exceptions you fix one by one from the dashboard.
Analytics show your store's visits and which lamps people look at most, which helps you decide what to display in the shop.
What Lucy does not do
Lucy is a showroom, not a store with a checkout. Customers do not pay online. They message you on WhatsApp or by email and you close the sale the way you do today. It does not handle stock or invoicing either.
If you already run an online store, Lucy can sit next to it as the place where every lamp is seen lit.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a website before I start?
No. Lucy gives you a showroom at its own address, like lucy.lighting/store/your-store, ready to share. If you already have a website, link the showroom from there, from your Instagram bio or from your Google Business Profile.
Can customers buy from the showroom?
Not for now. Lucy is a showroom for showing. Every lamp has a WhatsApp button and your store page lists your phone and email. Enquiries reach you with the lamp's name and link, and you close the sale the way you always have.
Will the photos I already have work?
Yes. Lucy starts from the product photo you already use, and the scene keeps the lamp's shape, color and materials. The sharper and more complete the lamp looks in the photo, the more faithful both scenes look.
How much does it cost and what is included?
US$20 a month, one plan. It covers loading your catalog by the Lucy team, unlimited products, the day and night scenes, the QR code, TV mode, bulk price updates, analytics and support. There are no charges per image or per product, and you can cancel anytime.
Keep reading
- FeaturesDay and nightEvery lamp in a real room, switched off by day and lit at night, one tap apart.
- FeaturesCatalog migrationSend us photos, names and prices. The Lucy team loads your lamps and creates their scenes at no extra cost.
- GuidesSelling lamps on WhatsAppLinks instead of loose photos, quick replies and one link per product to keep inquiries in order.
Your catalog, by day and lit at night
We migrate your catalog, stage every lamp, and you edit prices whenever you want.