It wipes down and keeps going
Spilled beer, a wet hand, a damp cloth. It doesn't warp, the print doesn't lift, and it never gets that clouded, stained look laminated paper has by the second month.
UsesBars
A QR needs light. Your bar doesn't have it.
And that isn't a fault: the dark is part of what you sell. NFC doesn't use the camera — your customer sets their phone on the piece and it opens, in whatever light there is, with a glass in the other hand. The QR stays printed right there for anyone who'd rather aim at it.
No cameraNFC asks for no light and no aim
7 nights7 destinations, if that's what you want
₡0a month, and changing the promo is free too
Why NFC and not only QR
The same piece, two ways to open it
There's no choosing: every tab carries both, to the same destination. What changes is which of the two works in your bar at nine at night.
With the camera · QR
Needs light
- Unlock the phone, then open the camera.
- Frame it and wait for the lens to find focus.
- In low light the focus slips and it starts over.
- All of that with a glass in the other hand.
Holding the phone up · NFC
Doesn't use the camera
- The phone touches the piece and it opens. That's all.
- No light needed, no framing, no steady hand.
- Done with the same hand that was already holding the phone.
- And anyone without NFC uses the QR beside it and gets to the same place.
It isn't NFC or QR: it's NFC and QR, on the same acrylic and to the same place. The NFC is for your bar; the QR is so no phone gets left out.
One night, one destination
Tuesday doesn't sell what Friday sells
You change the destination when you open, from your phone, and doing it costs nothing. A week can look like this:
Tue
2-for-1 until nine
The bar tab points at the promo; the tables stay on the menu.
Wed
Trivia
The rules and the sign-up sheet, without printing a single one.
Thu
Karaoke
The song catalog, which changes a good deal more often than the menu.
Fri
Live music
Who's playing, what time, and where to buy a ticket.
Sat
The full menu
The busiest night is the night for the fewest experiments.
Sun
The game
What time, on which screen, and what's on special that afternoon.
Not one of those changes costs a colón and not one of them means touching the pieces. And if you'd rather leave the menu fixed, leave it — move the bar tab on its own and the tables never know.
The piece
Acrylic, not laminated paper
A bar is water, ice, ash and wet hands. The piece has to take that for years, because the whole point isn't buying it again.
The one that leaves in a bag
Comes with the territory, same as the glassware. Every 12 tabs comes with one programmed spare, so the replacement is in the drawer before it's needed.
90-day warranty
A chip that won't read, lifted printing or a bad cut: replaced at no cost, and the replacement arrives with the same code, so there's nothing to configure again.
₡0 a monthfrom ₡4,800 per tab, onceUnlimited destination changesBar and tables separatelyPrinted in English and Spanish
What everyone asks
Before you ask it
Does it really work in the light I have?
NFC does, because it doesn't use the camera: the customer holds their phone near the piece and it opens even in the dark. The QR on the same piece does need light — which is exactly why the NFC is beside it.
Can I change the promo every night?
Yes, and it costs nothing. There's no limit on changes and no charge for making them. You do it from your phone, in the same minute you open.
What if beer gets spilled on it?
It's acrylic, not laminated paper. It wipes down with a damp cloth and keeps going. It comes with 90 days of warranty in case something does go wrong.
What if someone walks off with one?
It happens, and it comes with the territory. That's why one programmed spare comes free with every 12 tabs: when one goes missing you pull the spare and put it on the table without calling anybody.
Does the customer need an app?
No. They hold their phone near it and it opens in the browser, like any web page. Neither of you installs anything.
Can the bar point somewhere different from the tables?
Yes. Every tab is programmed separately, so the bar can be on tonight's promo while the tables stay on the drinks list.
Other businesses
Same piece, different job
- HotelsToday's directory, on the nightstand
- RestaurantsThe menu changes, the forty tables do not
- CafésOne tab, four jobs a month
- Surf schoolsThe tide moved, so today's times moved
- Gyms & studiosThis week's grid, not last week's
- ShopsThe two hundred that don't fit in the window
- SalonsThe next appointment, before they stand up
Let's talk
How many tables and how much bar?
Message us with the number and we'll price it out for your count and your format. We answer on WhatsApp, which is where you already are anyway.
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+506 7214 1615
Every 12 tabs comes with one programmed spare — in a bar, that's the one replacing whatever left in somebody's bag on a Saturday.