For restaurants and venues
Offer advertising space at your restaurant
Your tables. Your choice of brands. Offer table-top advertising space while you control the categories, terms and artwork. Register your interest; approve every placement before print.
We are at the enquiry stage. A placement goes live only after every activation gate is evidenced; no income is promised, and nothing is binding until you approve terms in writing.
What you control
Which brands and categories can advertise at your venue - you approve or decline each placement.
The baseline offer for your tables: the format, the terms structure and any conditions you set.
The artwork that appears on your tables is printed only after an approved proof; the current system records one proof approval, which may be recorded by the brand owner or the venue owner, so a separate venue sign-off is not enforced by the system.
The two sides, explained honestly
Side A - the approved advertisement
When a business advertises at your table, its approved message goes on the side facing your customers. It is printed only after you have approved the baseline and the artwork.
Side B - “Place your ad here”
The other side always points to your venue's baseline offer, inviting other businesses to enquire about advertising at your tables. That side belongs to the platform, not to the current advertiser.
Setup responsibilities
- 01
You register your venue and tell us what you are willing to allow and the conditions you set.
- 02
Our team coordinates an approved local printer and installer with you to finalise the display for your tables.
- 03
You confirm the finished display at installation; nothing is complete until you acknowledge it.
What this can look like for your venue
An additional use of the physical table space you already have: a table-top display carrying the approved advertisement on one side and your venue's baseline offer on the other.
Control, not a fixed deal: you set the baseline, and each advertiser accepts it, counters it or declines.
No obligation to join; registering your venue is an enquiry, not a contract.
A reference point, not a price
INR 800 per table is a restaurant onboarding reference, not a complete contract, advertiser monthly rate, minimum bid, print quote or worker rate. It is used for scoping conversations only; final terms are always confirmed with our team and the venue in writing.