Do I have to have a website with you?
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No. This is the one thing on this site that stands entirely on its own — a flyer and a reel are useful to a shop with a Facebook page and nothing else. If you do have a site with us the QR code points at your ordering page instead of a social profile, which is better, but it is not a condition.
What do you need from me?
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Photos of the food or the shop, your logo if you have one, and a sentence about what you want people to do — order ahead, come in on Tuesdays, try the new thing. Phone photos are fine and are usually better than stock images. If what you send genuinely will not print at A5, we will tell you before we start rather than after you have paid.
How long does it take?
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A flyer is usually three to four working days from when we have your photos. A reel is about a week, because the voice-over and the music take a pass of their own. Neither is a project with a kickoff meeting.
Can I get one every month?
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Yes — that is The Season, $180 a month for one new reel a month on a twelve-month arrangement. It suits a place with a menu that actually changes. If your offer is the same in June as it was in January, buy one reel and run it; we will say so rather than sell you a subscription you do not need.
Who owns the finished files?
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You do, outright, including the print-ready sources. The one thing we do not transfer is the licence to the music bed, which is licensed to us for use in your piece — you can run the video anywhere, you just cannot lift the music out of it for something else. Any voice-over is generated, not a hired actor, so there is no performer’s residual sitting behind it.
Will this get me more customers?
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We do not know, and anyone who tells you a number is guessing. What we will claim is narrower and checkable: the file will print correctly, the QR code will resolve to your page, the video will be readable with the sound off, and your Google listing will say the right hours. Whether people walk in is a question about your shop and your offer, and it is not ours to promise.