Rikabi Group
For businesses buying coupon packs and mailers

A stack on the counter, or the only thing on the table.

A mailer arrives at a house alongside every other offer that week. Your slide owns the whole screen in front of somebody who is already sitting down and has nothing else to look at.

Ask what a position costs
Full screenNothing else on it
Every tapCounted and reported
$250 down to $80Per venue, per month
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The difference

What each one can actually tell you.

A mailer competes on arrival

It lands with a stack of other offers, and the reader decides in one motion what to keep.

A slide runs alone

At most half of any rotation is ever for sale, and no two paid ads run back to back. Your slide always follows something the venue put there itself.

A mailer tells you nothing until redemption

If nobody brings a coupon back, you cannot tell whether nobody saw it or nobody wanted it. Those are different problems with different fixes.

A screen separates the two

Plays tell you how often it ran. Taps tell you how many people wanted it. You can see interest even when nobody buys.

A mailer reaches a household

Sorted at a counter, often on the way to the bin, with nobody to discuss it with.

A screen reaches a table

Seated, hands free, usually with company, at the moment people are already spending money.

What you give up

Volume, honestly stated.

Mail reaches more households per dollar

True. Bulk mail is cheap per address and always will be. A position reaches the people who sat in one room.

Nothing about those addresses is qualified

You pay to reach a postcode. A room is chosen by neighbourhood and by how long people stay in it.

Your artwork is built for you

Tell us the offer and we build your first slide at no charge. No printer, no minimum run, no waiting for a drop date.

You can change it whenever

Send us the change and every screen has it about two minutes later. A mailer is fixed the moment it prints.

Tell us what you would put on the screen.

We come back with which rooms fit your customers, how many people each one puts in front of a screen, and what a position there costs.