Meal deals, fresh picks and services,
on your store screens
At 8am your window shows the breakfast deal — coffee and a roll for £3. At 1pm it switches to the lunch meal-deal. At 10pm, snacks and drinks. Inside, customers see what's fresh right now and the extra services you offer — 24h ATM, mobile top-up, parcel send and collect, lottery. Change the deal and price from your phone without swapping a poster every hour.
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Coffee + roll · lunch meal-deal £5 · 24h ATM · parcel collect
What you show on screen
from day one
Ready-made templates for the corner shop, the 24h store and the convenience chain. Zero design work, zero learning curve.
Window & meal deal by time slot
Breakfast 7–11: coffee and a roll. Lunch 11–14: the day's meal-deal. Snack 14–18: pastry and drink combo. Evening and late: snacks, hot drinks and drinks for the night. The screen switches automatically at the time you set — no one has to change a poster, update a chalkboard or run to the shop floor every hour.
Fresh of the moment + flash offers
Roll of the day, fresh coffee, pastries, fruit, sandwiches and individual pizza on the in-store screen — updated from your phone in seconds. Run a flash offer on surplus stock before it goes off: "3 pastries £2 — next 30 minutes". Customers see what's fresh and react before they reach the counter.
Extra services on screen
24h ATM, mobile top-up, parcel send and collect, lottery, click-and-collect — shown on screen so customers know what you offer without asking. New service? Add it in 30 seconds. Running a parcel-collect promo? One tap and it's on every screen. You stop being the shop that people walk past because they didn't know you had what they needed.
Hours, loyalty, social and local notices
Opening hours and bank holiday changes, your loyalty stamp card or points programme, local notices (late-night pharmacy, transport updates, emergencies), and your social feed. Your screens become the community noticeboard — and you build the loyalty that brings customers back tomorrow morning instead of going to the supermarket.
The plan your
store needs
Single screen at the counter or window: Starter €9/month. Store with window + in-store screen: Pro €19/month (3 screens, most popular). Larger store with multiple zones: Business €59/month. Multi-site convenience chain: Network €199/month. All plans include a 14-day trial with no credit card.
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Where the screen goes
in the convenience store
A convenience store sells by time slot and with the services that set it apart. Each screen works a part.
Window by time slot
The combo that switches on its own by the hour: breakfast from 7 to 11 with a coffee and a roll, lunchtime with a meal deal, afternoon with a snack, evening with the last-minute buys. Each slot captures its moment with no sign to change.
Inside and flash offers
The fresh product of the moment — the sandwich of the day, the coffee, the morning pastries, the fruit — and the flash offers. Selling the fresh before it goes out of date is margin saved, and the screen pushes it at the right moment.
Services area
The 24h ATM, the mobile top-up, parcel send and collect, the National Lottery, online order collection. They are the services that bring footfall, and the one who comes in for a service takes something else.
Till and loyalty
The opening times, the loyalty scheme, your socials and useful local notices. The till screen closes the sale with the loyalty point and keeps the local customer coming back.
Sell by slot,
and hook with the services
A convenience store makes the most of every part of the day with the combo and brings footfall with the services the supermarket next door does not have.
Each hour is a different crowd. A 24-hour or convenience store sells very different things at 8am, at 2pm and at midnight. A window that switches on its own by slot — the breakfast combo, the lunch meal deal, the late-night buys — captures each customer's moment without you putting signs up and taking them down. You make the most of every slot, including the quieter ones.
Fresh sold in time is margin saved. The sandwich, the pastries, the fruit have a date, and what does not sell is binned. Pushing the fresh product of the moment and the flash offers on screen, exactly when it needs to move, recovers margin that otherwise ends in the bin. The screen does that work on its own, at the time of day that product has to shift.
The services bring the footfall that buys the rest. The ATM, parcels, top-up, the Lottery, online order collection: they are why many come in, and the one who comes for a service almost always takes something else. Making them known on screen turns your store into the neighbourhood's go-to for those services, and that steady footfall is what sets you apart from the supermarket next door.
To be straight with you: we do not integrate with your POS or the chain's back office. The screen shows the combos, the fresh, the services and the offers you upload, switching by time slot; the sale stays in your system. Digisini is the screen layer that makes the most of every slot and makes your services known.
The meal deal goes wrong at the till,
not on the shelf
Nobody needs telling that the deal exists. What people do not know is which drink counts, and they find out when it scans — at ten past one, with six people behind them, from a member of staff explaining a rule they did not write.
The useful information is the list, not the offer
Advertising the bundle is wasted screen time in a shop where every regular already buys it. The line that earns its place is which items qualify today — and that list moves, because the range moves: a supplier drops a flavour, a new drink comes in, one line goes on its own promotion and quietly leaves the deal. The customer has no way of knowing any of that, so they guess, and roughly one in several guesses wrong.
A laminated card survives three range changes and then lies
The sign by the sandwiches was accurate the week it was printed. After that it becomes the thing staff have to contradict, which is worse than having no sign at all — a wrong sign transfers the argument from the shelf to your colleague at the till. On a screen the same change is one line, edited in the time it takes to unpack the delivery that caused it. And the position matters as much as the content: this belongs at the chiller where the choice is made, not at the till where it is already too late.
A fixed price is a margin decision in disguise
Inside a bundle the customer pays the same whichever sandwich they pick, so the only variable left is which one they reach for — and that difference is entirely yours. The screen is the one lever that moves the mix without moving the price: name the two you would rather sell, put them at eye level in the loop between twelve and two, and leave the rest to the shelf. It is a small percentage on a large number of transactions, which is the only shape of gain a shop this size ever gets.
What the bundle teaches you about the rest of the day
Lunch is the one moment when customers accept being told what goes together. Once that habit exists on the screen, the same format works at seven in the morning and at six in the evening — a breakfast pairing, an evening «three things and you are done» — and neither of them needs anything printed to exist. Most shops never try a second bundle because a second bundle used to mean a second sign, a second price check and a laminator. It does not any more.
Common questions
from convenience stores
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