Point-of-Sale and Promotional Print for Shops and Restaurants
Point-of-sale print works at the moment a customer is deciding. Menu boards, shelf wobblers, counter cards and standees all need to be readable at a glance, fit the fixtures you already have, and arrive in time for the campaign to start.
If you run several branches, the practical side matters as much as the design: each store may have different fixtures, and every kit needs to be complete. Share your store list, fixture sizes and campaign dates, and we'll help you plan quantities and packing.
Typical applications
Menu boards and tent cards
Printed menus for walls, counters and tables that can be updated when prices or items change.
Shelf talkers and wobblers
Small promotional pieces that attach to shelves and draw attention to specific products.
Standees and cut-outs
Freestanding printed figures and product shapes for store entrances and aisles.
Campaign kits for branches
Sets of posters, stickers and displays packed per store for a coordinated launch.
What we need to quote
- The list of items in the campaign
- Sizes, or the fixtures they need to fit
- Quantity per branch and number of branches
- Campaign start date
- Whether items should be packed per store
Don't have everything yet? Send what you have and we'll ask for the rest.
Questions
Can you pack campaign materials separately for each branch?
Per-branch packing may be possible depending on the size of the rollout. Send your store list and quantities and we'll confirm what we can do.
What's the best material for restaurant menus?
Menus that are handled and wiped need a laminated or coated finish. Menus that change often may be better on cheaper stock you replace, so it's worth weighing up how often prices change.
How is a multi-branch print run priced?
Pricing depends on size, materials, quantity, finish and installation, plus any packing per store. Larger runs usually bring the unit price down, so a full item list helps.