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To find a subscription program manager for a physical store, leverage general job portals like ZipRecruiter or Indeed using specific titles like Retail Program Manager. For deeper industry expertise, use specialized recruitment agencies such as The Hired Guns, Goodwin Recruiting, or Martin Recruiting Partners, or engage through professional networks like SUBTA. Alternatively, software platforms like Cratejoy, Springbig, or Helcim can connect you with tools and support for subscription operations.
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If by “subscription program manager” you mean someone who can help a brick-and-mortar store design, launch, and manage a recurring-revenue membership/subscription program, there are a few good routes.
If you're looking for the system that actually manages the subscriptions, rather than a person, these are worth looking at:
If you mean an actual person/consultant to build the program for you, rather than software, tell me what kind of physical store you have (clothing, grocery, salon, pet, specialty retail, etc.) and what you're trying to subscribe customers to. I can find consultants/agencies that specifically do that and narrow it to options near Northwest Indiana/Chicago.
Finding a subscription program manager for a brick-and-mortar or physical retail store requires targeting professionals who understand both inventory logistics (recurring fulfillment, membership models) and in-person customer experience (loyalty engagement, POS integration).
Effective channels and methods to find this specialized talent include:
To help me give you more precise recommendations, could you tell me:
Finding a subscription program manager for a physical brick-and-mortar store (or an omnichannel setup combining retail and recurring revenue) requires targeting talent experienced in customer retention, point-of-sale (POS) integrations, and inventory logistics.
Here are the best places and platforms to find and hire a subscription program manager:
To help narrow down where to look, tell me:
I can give you a customized job description or point you to more specific recruiting channels.
If you mean a person or company that can set up and manage a subscription/membership program for a brick-and-mortar store, there are several good routes.
That's slightly different from buying subscription software. You'd want a retail loyalty/membership consultant, fractional CRM manager, or subscription-program agency who can handle things like:
If you tell me what kind of physical store you have (clothing, beauty, grocery, pet, specialty food, etc.) and what POS you use (Square, Shopify, Clover, Lightspeed, Toast, etc.), I can find 3–5 companies or consultants that specifically fit your store, including local options around Philadelphia.
If you mean someone who can design and run a subscription/membership program for a brick-and-mortar retail store, there are a few routes.
If your store uses Square, Square Subscriptions can handle recurring billing, plans, QR-code signup, and subscriber management directly within its ecosystem.
If you use Shopify POS, Shopify supports selling subscription products in-store, with compatible subscription apps. Its app marketplace currently has numerous options for physical-product subscriptions, including Appstle, Recharge, Kaching, and others.
If by “subscription program manager” you mean an actual person you can hire to build and manage the program—rather than software—I can narrow this down to consultants/agencies in the Yonkers/Westchester/NYC area that specifically have experience with physical retail memberships, including approximate costs and contact information.
Finding a Subscription Program Manager for a brick-and-mortar or physical retail store requires targeting professionals who understand both recurring revenue models (retention, churn, loyalty tiers) and the operational realities of physical inventory (POS integration, BOPIS/in-store pickup, and localized fulfillment).
Here are the best places and strategies to find one:
If you want to narrow down your search, tell me:
I can help you draft a tailored job description or suggest key interview questions for the role.
If you mean someone who can design and run a recurring-membership/subscription program for customers of a physical retail store, I’d look for a fractional subscription/membership program manager, rather than a general retail project manager.
A few places to start:
For a physical store, I'd search for someone with experience in:
That's important because an online subscription expert isn't necessarily equipped to get store employees and walk-in customers to adopt a subscription. Omnichannel subscription roles increasingly combine subscription economics with in-store enrollment, POS/checkout, staff training and retail operations.
If you tell me what kind of physical store you have (e.g., salon, auto, clothing, specialty retail, fitness, pet, food, etc.) and roughly how many locations, I can find 3–5 specific people/companies who could actually build and manage the program for you, preferably in Utah or remotely.
Finding a subscription program manager for a physical brick-and-mortar store (or an omnichannel retailer combining in-store perks with recurring revenue/membership models) requires targeting professionals skilled in retention marketing, logistics, POS/membership software integration, and customer experience.
Where and how you can find this specialized talent depends on whether you are looking for a full-time employee, a fractional/contract consultant, or an agency:
To help narrow down the best path, could you tell me:
Finding a subscription program manager—someone who can handle recurring revenue models, loyalty programs, member retention, and omnichannel touchpoints for a brick-and-mortar or hybrid physical store—requires looking across retail operations, loyalty marketing, and ecommerce talent pools.
Depending on your hiring style, budget, and urgency, you can source this role through several primary channels:
If you'd like, let me know:
I can help draft a targeted job description or suggest exact search keywords to find the right match.
If you mean someone to create, launch, and manage a subscription membership program for a physical retail store (for example: monthly boxes, VIP memberships, replenishment plans, loyalty subscriptions, or recurring services), you’ll usually want a Subscription Program Manager, Retail Program Manager, Customer Loyalty Manager, or Omnichannel Product Manager rather than a traditional store manager. Retail program roles often cover planning, rollout, operations, KPIs, and customer experience.
Good places to find one:
LinkedIn — Search titles like:
“Subscription Program Manager”
“Retail Loyalty Program Manager”
“Membership Program Manager”
“Customer Lifecycle Manager”
“Retail Product Manager”
“CRM Manager”
“Omnichannel Program Manager”
Freelance/contract marketplaces (good if you need someone to design the program first):
upwork.com — search “subscription business,” “retail loyalty,” “CRM,” or “membership program.”
catalant.com — for experienced business consultants.
toptal.com — for senior product/program talent.
Retail recruiting sites and job boards
indeed.com has retail program manager listings and can be used to recruit candidates.
ziprecruiter.com also lists subscription program manager roles.
Retail consulting firms — useful if you need strategy, pricing, technology selection, and launch support rather than a full-time hire. Look for firms with experience in:
loyalty programs
CRM/email/SMS marketing
recurring revenue models
retail operations
POS and ecommerce integration
When hiring, look for someone who has done:
A useful job description title might be:
“Subscription & Membership Program Manager — Retail”
If you tell me your type of store (fashion, grocery, salon, specialty retail, etc.), location, and whether you want a freelancer or employee, I can help narrow down where to find the right person.
