V-Count Nano AI People Counter & BoostBI

V-Count is a people counting and retail analytics company with its headquarters registered as V-Count UK in Shoreditch, London. It serves more than 600 enterprise clients in over 130 countries, including 11 Fortune 500 companies, helping physical stores, malls and venues understand visitor traffic and turn it into conversion and staffing decisions.

The Nano AI sensor uses 3D active stereo vision with on-device processing to count entrance crossings, working even in darkness, while Nano Prime adds zones, heatmaps, dwell time and visitor flow. Data flows into BoostBI, a cloud analytics platform that refreshes reports every 10 minutes or faster, combines footfall with sales data and offers an AI Sales Coach with weekly suggestions. Options include staff exclusion, demographics and queue analytics. Users include Nike, Sephora, Decathlon, Samsung, Miniso and Swatch.

• Nano AI sensor: Counts entrance crossings with 3D stereo vision and built-in infrared for zero light.
• Nano Prime: Adds zone measurement, heatmaps, dwell time and visitor flow.
• BoostBI analytics: Cloud dashboards refresh every 10 minutes, or every minute in real-time setups.
• AI Sales Coach: Generates weekly AI suggestions to improve store performance.
• Optional analytics: Staff exclusion, demographics, queue management and heatmaps as selectable licences.
• Integrations: Native Shopify and Nebim connectors, POS integrations and a REST API.

A sportswear franchise in Vietnam can compare conversion across stores and adjust staff schedules to peak hours. A shopping mall can use heatmaps and visitor flow to price tenant spaces and plan events. A consumer electronics chain can measure how window displays change footfall.

Retailers get counting accuracy of up to 99% under suitable installation conditions. Linking footfall with POS data shows conversion per store, as in published case studies with Miniso and Apple Premium Reseller Inter-Actif. On-device processing sends only analytics outputs to the cloud. Native Shopify and Nebim connectors and a REST API reduce integration work.

Brick-and-mortar retailers increasingly measure store conversion the way e-commerce measures web traffic, linking footfall with sales and staffing. Privacy expectations favour sensors that process data on the device. In Southeast Asia, expanding mall and brand store networks create demand for comparable traffic data across countries.

Headquarters listed as V-Count UK, Shoreditch Exchange, London. The company states ISO 27001 certification and a GDPR-compliant design, with ratings of 4.6 on G2 and Trustpilot. Pricing is per sensor with a BoostBI package. Founding year is not stated on the website.