Proof, from the world's biggest brands

Flixmedia works with more than 150 brands across beauty, electronics, sportswear, toys and other categories, syndicating their content to over 1,800 retailers in more than 90 countries. It has been syndicating content for over 20 years and is owned by Smollan.

Flixmedia works on a two-sided model. Brands pay to syndicate their content across the retailer network, and retailers integrate free. Pricing depends on the products you take, the number of SKUs and the markets you sell into, so there is no single list price. Speak to the team for a quote against your specific range.

Yes. The Mobile App SDK supports configurable placement within product page templates, so retailers control where syndicated content appears. Content is added through a code snippet the retailer positions within its own page structure.

Richer product pages help shoppers make confident decisions, which improves engagement, increases conversions and reduces returns. The retailer gets professional brand content that would be costly to produce in-house, kept current by the brand, at no ongoing maintenance cost to the retailer.

Yes. Syndicated content is required to be accessibility compliant to ADA and WCAG 2.0 standards, and to be browser-compatible across desktop and mobile. Tracking through the Mobile App SDK aligns with GDPR and retailer consent frameworks, so content meets both accessibility and privacy requirements.

The brand does. When a brand refreshes its content, every retailer page displaying it updates automatically overnight. The retailer never has to manually update or maintain the content, and pages always show the brand's latest assets.

Yes. The Flixmedia Mobile App SDK lets retailers integrate syndicated brand content directly into their native mobile apps across iOS, Android, Flutter and React. It is lightweight, with optimised loading and caching, and renders content via WebView, so it extends rich content into the app without a separate build.

The retailer adds a single lightweight code snippet to its product page template. From then on, brand content loads automatically into the relevant pages, with no manual upload per product and no ongoing work for the retailer. The snippet works across retailer platforms.