What a local business does
That is the whole job. No fee, no discount, no POS integration, no cashier action, no customer identification, no purchase required.
After the campaign, your organizer’s program report shows how it performed across all participating businesses. If a sign is lost or damaged, contact your local campaign organizer for a replacement.
Business checklist
Were you invited to participate? Contact your local campaign organizer.
The sign itself
Each participating location gets its own code. Your campaign organizer prints the sign and brings it to you. Nothing is installed, and nobody on your staff has to operate it.
If a sign is lost or damaged, the organizer reissues it. Reissuing retires the old sign, so a copied or photographed code stops working.
A demonstration, not a live campaign: the counts start from a seeded example and move as you press. Fairhaven is an example community, not a customer.
If you want in
Campaigns are organized by a local chamber of commerce, Main Street organization or business improvement district — they choose the participating businesses and print the signs. If nobody near you is running one yet, tell us and we will talk to them.