A digital flyer maker for your business.

The last box of flyers is still under the counter. Half of them have the old price on, one of the items sold out in a week, and the weekend they were printed for was rained off. You paid for all of them up front and you can’t change a line.

That’s the trouble with printing: the flyer is finished the moment it leaves the printer, and everything on it has to still be true for as long as the box lasts.

The same idea, without the print run

A digital flyer is the same thing — a handful of things you want people to see, laid out together — except you can change any part of it from your phone, as often as you like, for the same $39 a month.

Change one slot at six in the morning and the flyer is right by one minute past. No layout, no proof, no reprint, and a flyer with two things on it costs exactly the same as one with six.

• A weekly board. Six things for the week, changed every Monday morning. The closest thing to the printed weekly flyer.
• Whatever needs moving. The overstock, the end-of-season rack, the short-dated stock. Change the slot when it’s gone.
• The steady sellers. Leave two or three on the things you always have, so the flyer still says something on a quiet week.

What it doesn’t do

It isn’t a website. If you need pages about your history, a full menu to read, a shop or a booking system, that’s a different job.

And it doesn’t push itself through anybody’s door. A printed flyer gets delivered; this one has to be somewhere people will look. That’s what the short link, the phone-screen icon and the subscriber alerts are for — they’re how it reaches anyone at all.