Corner cafe
+18 to +45more customers a day
6,000 people walk past. About 4,200 can see the window.
For shops, cafes and showrooms
A see-through screen on the glass you already have. People can still see inside your shop.
Free. We reply in one working day.
Examples
Four examples, worked out from how many people walk past. Your street will have its own numbers — we will do the sums for you.
+18 to +45more customers a day
6,000 people walk past. About 4,200 can see the window.

+10 to +24more shoppers a day
8,000 people walk past. About 5,600 can see the window.
+2 to +4more jobs a day
9,000 people drive or walk past. About 6,300 can see it.
+2 to +6more visits a day
12,000 people pass by. About 8,400 can see it.
The money side
Every other way of getting seen is rent. This one you buy.
$6.60a day
That is what a $12,000 window works out at across five years. It lights up every morning whether trade is good or bad, and it never sends you another bill.
The kit
Thin aluminium strips with lights along them. They fix to the inside of the glass you already have, and you see straight through the gaps between them.



Pixel pitch is the gap between the lights. A smaller number means a sharper picture when people are standing close.
FAQ
No — that is the whole point. You can still see through it, somewhere between 55% and 95% depending on which type you choose. Drag the slider on the shop window above: that is the same window with the screen off and on.
A starter kit for one window is $389. A normal shopfront usually comes to between $10,000 and $20,000 fitted, depending on how big the glass is. We always put the weight on the glass and the electricity it uses in writing.
Usually yes, for anything on the front of the building — check your lease before you agree to anything. The stick-on film makes that conversation easier: it goes on the inside of the glass you already have, needs no frame and no drilling, and peels off cleanly when you leave.
No. The film goes on in a few hours, from inside, so there is no scaffolding and no closing early. Bigger framed screens take longer, and we fit those around your opening hours.
Get a quote
Tell us where the shop is and roughly how wide the glass is. We reply in one working day with a price.