Launches, specs and finance,
on your store screens
Your window shows the latest phone or TV and today's deals — not a poster from last quarter's model. Inside, customers compare two models' specs side by side on screen and see 0% finance options without waiting for a member of staff. When prices change or a flash deal starts, you update every screen from your phone. In electronics they change daily.
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What you show on screen
from day one
Ready-made templates for the independent phone shop and the multi-brand electronics store. Zero design work, zero learning curve.
Window: launches & flash deals
Your window shows the newest phone, TV or laptop the moment it drops — and the deal that goes with it. Flash deals and daily price changes go live in seconds from your phone. No more printing new posters every time a price drops or a model sells out: change it once and every screen updates instantly.
On-screen specs, comparisons & finance
Customers standing between two models see the specs side by side on screen — storage, camera, battery, display — without hunting for a member of staff. Add 0% finance terms and monthly cost breakdowns so the decision happens on the shop floor, not on the way out the door.
Black Friday, clearance & stock by model
Run Black Friday, clearance events and end-of-line stock promotions by specific model. Highlight limited units, bundle deals and trade-in offers on the right screen at the right time — and pull them the moment stock runs out, straight from your phone.
Services, loyalty & reviews
Promote your repair service, extended warranty, device setup and click & collect on a dedicated screen. Show your loyalty rewards scheme and real customer reviews to build trust and repeat business — without printing a single flyer or setting foot in a design tool.
The plan your
store needs
Single screen in the window: Starter €9/month. Window + in-store comparison screen: Pro €19/month (3 screens, most popular). Multiple zones or large store: Business €59/month. Electronics chain with multiple locations: Network €199/month. All plans include a 14-day trial with no credit card.
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They are standing in your shop
comparing you against a phone in their hand
That is the normal condition of selling electronics, and pretending otherwise is the quickest way to lose the sale. You will not win on the bare price. What a wall can do is put the three things an online listing does not contain on the other side of the scales — and all three are unknown to most customers, which is an expensive way to have them.
Thirty days, and it is you they claim from
Under UK consumer law a faulty item bought in the last thirty days can simply be rejected for a refund — no repair attempt first — and the claim is against the retailer, not the manufacturer. Almost nobody knows the number, and almost everybody assumes «the warranty» is the brand's and identical wherever they buy. It is not, in the one respect that matters: here they are talking to a person, elsewhere they are filling in a form.
The old one — but only if it is true
Retailers have to offer take-back, and many discharge that by paying into the national scheme instead of taking anything in store, which sends the customer to the council tip. So this is the one line to get right rather than copy: if you genuinely take the old TV, say so, because hardly any competitor does. If you do not, say where it goes. Being sent home with a television is worse than never having been offered.
In stock today, and that expires
«Here, take it home now» is the one thing a warehouse two days away cannot say. It only holds if it is true today: a stock line written last week does more damage than silence, because the second time the customer does not believe it. That is precisely why this belongs on a screen and not on a card.
Comparison, with two models and not eight
Whoever walks in has already narrowed it to two. A comparison earns its place if it isolates the three differences that matter for how that person uses it — not the full spec sheet, which is exactly what they are already reading on their phone and which has not helped them decide.
The trade-in does not stall on the price
it stalls on the photos inside
When a trade-in does not close, the comfortable explanation is that the valuation was low. It almost never is. Nobody hands over a device with their photos, their accounts and their banking on it, and they do not know how to take them off — and they do not say so, because asking feels like admitting you do not understand technology.
Three steps, written where they can read them alone. Copy the photos, sign out of the account — iCloud or Google, and this is the one everybody skips — then reset. Three lines. On a screen, in the queue, they read them while waiting and arrive at the counter having already decided: it is the difference between «I'll think about it» and a trade-in closed today.
And the part that is about you, not them. A device taken in without that sign-out stays locked to the previous account and cannot be resold. That is dead stock, and the cost sits with the shop. Getting the customer to do it before they reach the counter is not a courtesy — it is the only form of trade-in that does not leave you holding something unsellable.
The old device coming back is next year's footfall. Whoever left their last phone with you comes back when the new one's screen breaks, and comes back to you because they know where the door is. A trade-in is not a discount: it is how an electronics shop builds customers who return, in a trade where everything else pushes towards never returning.
In all honesty: we do not connect to your till, your catalogue or your pricing. The screen shows what you load and you update it from your phone; stock stays in your system. What it does is say these things while the customer is still in the shop — rather than at home that evening, comparing prices.
Common questions
from electronics stores
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