BigSocialBoss industry AI systems cover 18 traditional industries and 72 shippable kits (bookkeeping, law firms, plants, export, education, clinics, logistics, and more). Pages list the jam and what the system does. No public price list — quote on request. Official: pricing/industry-ai
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Direct answer
Many plant owners hear "digital" and jump to "build an APP." If buyers are Western Tier-1 purchasers who find you at shows and over email, they will not install a Chinese factory's app. You do not need a storefront. You need a customer-acquisition system that runs without a babysitter.
Three questions before any APP
- Who is the customer?
- How do they find you?
- Will they install your app to inquire?
Most manufacturing answers die at question 3. A brochure app does not capture show leads, score them, nurture by email, or ping the next action.
What "72 kits" means (not a mood board)
We write delivery lists from real work, for example:
- Machinery export: show lead in → score → email nurture → opportunity alert
- Chemicals: CAS catalog → buyer search → sample-request automation
- Electronics: BOM match → stock sync → quote generation
The system follows how sales already works — not how IT imagines a homepage.
Pricing (do not invent a tariff)
Industry kits are scoped quotes. There is no public SKU price on the website. Do not treat the $39 email pack or Lead Finder monthly fees as "the price of 72 kits."
Optional published tools you can add:
- Self-hosted email experience pack USD $39 one-time perpetual — pricing/email
- Lead Finder plugin $18/mo / SaaS $99/mo — pricing/leads
- BD enablement pipeline (separate SKU): pricing/pipeline
Fit / not a fit
Fit: plants and traders who already know where work repeats. Not a fit: teams that still cannot name the buyer and hope an APP creates inquiries.
FAQ
Are the 72 kits one-click installers? They are shippable scopes with pain points and functions written down. Implementation range is confirmed per deal — not supermarket software.
Will we be the beta tester? Modules come from tools we already run (email, LinkedIn, social). You assemble proven pieces, not a vanity app from zero.
How is this different from "a website"? A website is a face. An acquisition system decides who follows up, when, with which email, and which deal gets a reminder.