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Understand where you're missing out on revenue, then capture it.
Village gives you the tools to better balance your supply and demand.
the market more effectively
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Powerful results,
simple management.
We've optimized supply-demand balance at some of the world's largest platforms.
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Fully configurable rules
Configure structures and comms that work to match supply and demand effectively.
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Powerful targeting
Launch targeted promotions or
earnings guarantees based on
time, geo, segment, and more.
Ready-to-use templates
Use tried and tested best practices, or create your own.
Customizable UI elements
Embed fully-branded widgets like
leaderboards & sharing in your UX.
Experimentation & analytics
Segment users and test multiple structures head-to-head.
No- & low-code integrations
50+ no-code Connectors. Or an API that takes 4 hours, on average.
Market balance superpowers that integrate with your existing stack.
Village listens to events and activities in your connected data, and makes rule-based decisions using personalized and segment-based attributes like SKU, purchase history, time, geo, and spend budgets. The output incentives and comms are sent to our easily embeddable UIs, or pushed back to your existing CRM, apps, or payment flows.
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Our team has solved these problems before.
Our team has built some of the world's largest marketplace and consumer companies. We understand how hard it can be to grow, combat churn, and keep users engaged when you're operating with spreadsheets and limited tech resources.
Manual processes, limited tech.
Spreadsheets, queries, and a web of inefficient processes. That's expensive, and you're probably burning users.
High churn
Competition, short-term incentives & lack of differentiation means users don’t have a good reason to stay loyal to your platform.
High CAC, Low LTV
Most marketplaces have trouble balancing supply & demand & spend more than 40% of revenues on marketing & incentives.
Inefficient spend
Without rigorous experimentation and automation, most incentive structures are wildly inefficient.
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