New Partner
Sloomy now includes product protection through Loxa with every eligible purchase. Customers receive cover against accidental damage, stains, and faults at no extra cost.

Sloomy Partners with Loxa to Offer Insurance for Purchases
We are thrilled to announce a new partnership between high-end bed retailer Sloomy and Loxa, offering Sloomy’s customers an opportunity to add valuable insurance to their purchases.
Starting now, Sloomy shoppers can choose to add product protection when adding items to their cart, giving them the flexibility to safeguard their purchases against accidents in the home, like unintentional spills, and structural defects. With just a simple click, customers can opt for 5 years of cover and enjoy peace of mind knowing their bed is protected from the unexpected.
Why This Partnership is Exciting for Sloomy Customers
At Sloomy, the focus has always been on providing high-quality, durable products that customers love. Whether it’s a family with young kids or individuals who want extra reassurance, this cover gives buyers the option to add Loxa Premium Product Protection to safeguard their investment.
For Retailers: Add Value and Boost Confidence
If you are a retailer looking for ways to improve customer sentiment, consider following Sloomy’s lead by offering Loxa to your customers. It’s quick and easy to implement, and can help drive attachment right away.
Ready to bring more value to your customers? Get in touch today to see how Loxa’s inclusive insurance solutions can be the ideal complement to your products.

Jamie Hamer
Co-Founder & CEO, Loxa

Case Study
How Rowen Homes Achieved a 20%+ Attach Rate with Embedded Furniture Protection
Rowen Homes embedded furniture protection directly into their Shopify checkout with Loxa. The result: a 20%+ attach rate from day one and support that resolves issues within the hour.

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