Billboards and transit
Seen for a few seconds by somebody driving or walking past. Priced by estimated traffic, not by anyone who looked. You cannot tell afterwards who did. How tables compare to billboards
Most local advertising reaches somebody moving past it. A tabletop screen reaches somebody seated, with their hands free, for the length of a meal. Every play and every tap is counted.
Ask what a position costsSeen for a few seconds by somebody driving or walking past. Priced by estimated traffic, not by anyone who looked. You cannot tell afterwards who did. How tables compare to billboards
Arrives at a house with a stack of other offers. Cheap per household, and you learn nothing until a coupon comes back, if one does. How tables compare to direct mail
Strong when somebody is already looking for you. Expensive and crowded for the categories where everyone local is bidding, and it reaches nobody who was not already searching.
Your slide owns the whole screen for 15 seconds in front of a seated guest, in rooms you pick by neighbourhood. A fixed number of positions exist in each room. What a position includes
A position is priced off how many of a venue’s customers actually sit in front of a screen. More tablets in a small room beats more footfall in a big one. We show you the arithmetic rather than asking you to take it on faith.
No minimum number of venues. One room is fine.
The button drawn on your artwork becomes the pressable area. We do not put a strip of our own branding across your ad.
A play is recorded when the frame rendered on the panel. A tap is recorded with the wording of whatever was pressed.
Auto detailing, window tint, paint protection, wheels. One job pays for months of the position.
Dentists, chiropractors, med spas, opticians. The decision happens at home, which is where a phone with your offer on it ends up.
Barbers, salons, gyms, insurance agents. You want the same local faces seeing your name every week, which is what a rotation does.
If you have bought impressions and never learned what happened next, this is the opposite arrangement.
Seattle and the Greater Seattle area. We fit rooms by neighbourhood, so you can ask for the part of town your customers come from.
No. Tell us the offer and we build your first slide at no charge.
Every room has a fixed number of paid positions, and no two paid ads ever run back to back. When a room is full, it is full.
Plays and taps per venue and per slide, with the wording of whatever was pressed, reported monthly.
Which part of town, what kind of room, what sort of guest. We come back with which rooms fit that, how many people each one puts in front of a screen, and what a position there costs.