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Shop Window Guide

Closed? Ask us anyway.

What is it?

A sign in your shop window with a QR code. A passer-by scans it with their phone and your character answers their questions, even after you've locked up, and takes a message for you.

It's your Tommy Talk™ character, working the window. No app to download.

The window sign: 'Closed? Ask us anyway.' above a large QR code, with 'Point your phone's camera here' and 'Chat with us now, day or night. Ask anything, or leave us a message.'
Tom's own sign. Scan it from this screen to try it.
See it working

What the passer-by sees

A page on their phone with your character, your opening hours and a chat. After closing time it says you're closed and offers to take a message.

Point your phone at the sign at the top of this page. Go on, I'll wait.

Tom, in his navy blazer, holding up his phone as if to scan a sign
Harbour BakesClosed now · opens 8am
  1. Tom: Hello! We're closed for the night, but ask me anything.
  2. Passer-by: Do you do birthday cakes?
  3. Tom: We do, with a week's notice. Shall I take a message so Sam can call you in the morning?
  4. Leave a message
An example: scanning the window sign of a made-up bakery, after closing time.
How it works

For the person outside your door

  1. They scan the sign

    With their phone's camera. There's no app to download and nothing to sign up to.

  2. They ask their question

    Opening hours, prices, whether you stock it: your character answers from your own facts.

  3. They leave a message

    Name, number and what they need. It's emailed to you, and it can point them to your booking page.

The sign

Made to be read from the pavement

Big words, a big code, and a line telling people exactly what to do. Your sign comes with your name on it, ready to print.

The page it opens knows your opening hours, so after closing time it says you're closed and offers to take a message instead.

Price

Two ways to have one

  • On its own: £495 + £35 a monthNo website needed. Your character, your own page, the A5 window sign artwork, message alerts and a monthly question report. Add a Website Companion later by paying the £455 difference, then £45 a month.
  • Included free with a Website CompanionIf you have a Website Companion, your character works the window too, at no extra monthly cost.

Running a pop-up shop or an event? A four-week pop-up is £195, one-off.

I don't need a lunch break, either.Tom

Tom, in his navy blazer, waving