Monday
Point the window tab at the promotion. Ten seconds from your phone, and the piece in the window doesn't move.
UsesShops
You know what's in the back, in the other sizes, in the colors that did not fit on the floor and in the order arriving Thursday. They don't, and they never ask — they look at what's in front of them and decide the shop doesn't have it. A tab at the counter opens the rest of it.
No reprintsthe catalog stops arriving out of date
Window apartpromotion at the front, catalog at the till
₡0a month, and every update is free
What they see, what you've
Numbers here are illustrative — put your own in. The shape of it's the same in every shop we've talked to: the floor holds a small part of what you could actually sell somebody.
What the person walking in sees
10
What's in the window and on the front racks. As far as they know, that's everything that exists.
What you actually have
200+
Sizes, colors, what arrived yesterday, what's in the back and what can be ordered in. All of that fits in one link.
The tab doesn't build the catalog and doesn't track your stock. It opens the page where your stock already lives — and it lets you change which page that is, as often as you like, at no cost.
The week it earns its keep
Not because the tab does anything clever, but because putting it up and taking it down both cost nothing. That's the whole reason a seven-day idea becomes reasonable.
Point the window tab at the promotion. Ten seconds from your phone, and the piece in the window doesn't move.
The counter tab stays on the full catalog, because the person at the till is asking a different question from the person looking in from the street.
Point it back. Nothing to take down, nothing thrown away, and nothing printed that's now a lie in your window.
The piece
It sits on a counter, gets handled by everyone who pays and knocked over about once a week. It has to last years, because the point is not buying it again.
It doesn't warp, the print doesn't lift, and it never gets the clouded, thumbed look a laminated card has after a season on a counter.
Every 12 tabs comes with one programmed spare, so the replacement is under the till before you've finished wondering where the last one went.
A chip that won't read, lifted printing or a bad cut: replaced at no cost, and the replacement carries the same code, so nothing needs setting up again.
What everyone asks
Not necessarily, but be honest with yourself about it: the tab opens a web address, so something has to be at that address. A shared album of photographs, an Instagram highlight, a Google Drive folder or a WhatsApp catalog all count. If you have none of those, we'll tell you the cheapest way to get one before we sell you anything.
You update whatever the tab points at, and every piece in the shop is current from that moment. There's no per-change cost and no limit, which is the difference between this and a printed catalog that was out of date the day it arrived.
Yes. Point the tabs at the promotion on Monday and back at the catalog on Sunday. Both changes are free, which is what makes a one-week promotion worth setting up at all.
Yes. Every tab is programmed separately, so a piece in the window can open the promotion while the one at the counter opens the full catalog.
No. They hold their phone near it and it opens in the browser. If their phone has no NFC, the QR is printed on the same piece and lands in the same place.
It's acrylic, not laminated paper. Handled all day, wiped down, knocked over. It doesn't warp and the print doesn't lift, and it comes with 90 days of warranty if something goes wrong.
Other businesses
Let's talk
Tell us how the shop is laid out and whether your catalog already lives somewhere online. We'll price it out for your count and your format — and if you have nowhere yet, we'll say so before selling you anything.
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Every 12 tabs comes with one programmed spare — the one that goes back on the counter the week the last one walks.