They see their own business
A tenant scans the poster in the window and says what they'd open here. About a minute later the tenancy comes back fitted out to suit: counters, shelving, lighting, the lot.
They describe the business
In their own words, then a furniture style and a palette to go with it.
The fit-out comes back to suit
Counters, shelving, lighting, seating, flooring, laid out for that business, in the furniture style and palette they picked.
With their name on the fascia
Signwritten in the lettering they picked.
A florist and a barber want different things
The same empty shop, seven examples. There is no list to pick from — a tenant types whatever they would open, and the fit-out comes back to suit.
Their name above the door
Eight lettering styles, from clean modern through to neon. The same branding carries onto a wall inside if they want it.
Twenty-one palettes, each a finished look
Every palette sets the wall colour, joinery and finishes in one go, so picking the name is the whole job. The furniture works the same way, with eight styles to match.
Six taps, start to finish
All of it in the browser on their own phone, from the footpath. This is every screen a prospective tenant touches.
It works while the shop sits empty
The poster goes in the glass and works on whoever walks past. The Saturday crowd, someone heading home at nine at night, anyone who would never have picked up the phone to ask.
A few easy steps- 01Send us the space
The frontage and up to six shots inside.
- 02Poster goes in the window
Print-ready, with the QR already on it.
- 03They enquire from the render
Name, phone, business and what they're after.
You know what they want before you ring
Every enquiry turns up with the business attached, and you can see what each one tried before they got in touch.
Name, email, phone, business name, their own description of what they'd open, and a message. Plus the styles and palettes they went through.
Build a free demoEverything you need to run it
Window poster
Print-ready for the glass.
A link
For the listing, or a cold email to a tenant you're chasing.
Ad creative
Sized for Facebook and Instagram.
The renders
Yours for the campaign, labelled as concepts.
Ads that are already made
Every space comes with creative cut for Facebook and Instagram, built from its own renders. Download the set and running an ad is a couple of clicks — no brief, no designer, no waiting on artwork.
in this space.
The space todayFitted out as a caféYour logo and your colours on request. We stay in the small print.
Building the demo is free. You only pay to put it in front of tenants.
Build a free demoThe ones leasing agents actually ask
Do tenants have to sign up?
No. It opens in the browser on their phone, and there's nothing to download. They scan the poster and they're in.
How does it know what a florist needs?
The tenant describes the business in their own words. A florist and a bookshop are both retail, but the shelving comes back filled with what each would actually sell.
Where does the signage go?
On the fascia above the door. They can also carry the same branding onto one wall inside.
What if the landlord doesn't want the frontage changed?
Mark it display-only. That photo is never touched, it's captioned as it is today, and nobody gets asked about signage on it.
How many photos can I send?
Up to six of the tenancy, including the frontage.
What do I get back?
Full enquiries — name, email, phone, business name, their description and a message — plus which styles and palettes each business tried, and who enquired versus who just looked.
Does it change the building?
No. The shell and structure stay exactly as photographed. It's fixtures, finishes and furniture, and every image is labelled a styled concept.