NEW Now placing boards in Arlington
Free specials boards for busy restaurants.
Ads for local businesses that want to be seen. Arlington, Texas · Hosts pay $0 · Advertisers from $600/year.
Two ways in
Which one are you?
Get a free board
A custom dry-erase specials board with your logo on it, your choice of mount, and nothing to pay for 12 months.
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Buy an ad slot
One of 6 spots on a board that sits in front of diners all year. One business per category, from $600.
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The board
A big writing area. Six small ads. That is the whole idea.
The restaurant gets the top of the board for specials, soups, game-day hours — whatever they want, rewritten as often as they like. Along the bottom sit 6 local business ads, one per category, and those ads are what make the board free.
- Host restaurant's logo printed at the top
- Wall mount or weighted floor easel — the host picks
- Board, markers, artwork and installation included
- Ads are designed by us and approved by the advertiser before print
Sample board — artwork shown for illustration
How it works
Four steps, and only one of them is yours.
A restaurant says yes
They pick a size and a mount. Nothing to pay, then or later.
6 businesses take the slots
One per category, prepaid for the year. That funds the board.
We manufacture and install
French cleat on the wall, or a weighted easel on the floor.
You get a photo
Every advertiser is sent a picture of their ad on the live board.
Advertiser pricing
Two board sizes. Prepaid for 12 months.
Category exclusive on that board — if you take roofing, no other roofer appears beside you.
Standard board
24" x 36"
$600 / year, prepaid
The everyday board. Fits beside a host stand or on the wall by the door.
Ask about a slotLarge board
36" x 48"
$800 / year, prepaid
For high-traffic rooms and long sight lines. Nearly twice the ad area.
Ask about a slotBoards are going up in Arlington now.
Restaurants: it costs nothing and takes about a minute to ask. Local businesses: there are 6 slots on each board and one per category, so they go in the order people ask.