PayBright, one of Canada’s leading providers of installment payment plans, today announced its partnership with celebrated Canadian shoe retailer Browns. Now, Canadians shopping online at brownshoes.com and at Browns stores nationwide have the option to pay over time in 4 interest-free, biweekly installments.
Buy now, pay later (BNPL) services continue to grow in popularity in Canada. According to a recent retailer report by PayBright, consumers across all age groups want and expect diverse payment options at checkout, regardless of the channels in which they shop. Browns has begun offering PayBright plans to meet this growing expectation, and ensure their high-quality products for all seasons are more accessible to its customers.
“In 1940, we opened our doors on St. Catherine Street in Montreal. 80 years later, we continue to work hard to offer our Browns family the best customer experience possible,” says David Brownstein, Vice President of Sales, Browns. “As technologies…
and customer needs change, so do we.
Offering PayBright as a payment option helps us to meet the ever-evolving needs of our customers and provide them with the most personalized experience and highest-quality footwear on the Canadian market.” For Browns, a key factor in selecting PayBright as a BNPL provider was PayBright’s ability to fully integrate with Browns’ in-store point-of-sale (POS) system, allowing store associates to quickly and easily offer installment payments to customers at checkout.
The PayBright and Browns teams worked closely together to develop this pioneering approach to in-store installments in Canada, where Pay in 4 is offered to customers seamlessly at checkout through integration with Browns’ POS system.
Through the PayBright integration, store associates select PayBright as a payment option when customers are ready to pay for their purchase. Customers receive a text message or email on their smartphone, allowing them to quickly complete the PayBright payment process and pay in 4 interest-free installments…
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