Shopic

Shopic operates a hardware-enabled B2B software model for physical retail. It provides proprietary smart cart devices and a central software platform that digitise in-store shopping, capture item-level behavioural data and connect that data to analytics, promotions, loss prevention and retail media workflows. The value proposition to retailers is faster deployment than full cashierless store rebuilds, better shopper experience, measurable in-store media inventory and improved operational visibility.

Shopic is an Israeli retail technology company that sells a computer-vision platform for grocery retailers and supermarket chains. Its offering combines clip-on smart cart hardware, cloud software, store analytics, retail media capabilities and loss-prevention tools. The platform integrates with retailer point-of-sale, inventory and promotions systems and uses item-level in-store data to support checkout-on-cart, targeted promotions, shopper analytics and fraud detection.

The company appears to generate revenue primarily from B2B software and deployment agreements with retailers, supported by hardware sales or leasing and related implementation services. It also enables retailers to monetise in-store advertising inventory on cart screens and measure conversion outcomes, which may create additional software fees or media-linked revenue streams. Its direct customers are retail IT, operations, merchandising and retail media teams rather than end consumers.