Guests already scan QR menus in your food court. Feather turns each scan into a push notification channel — letting tenants market directly to in-venue guests, with the mall earning on every notification sent.
Every QR menu scan is a guest opting in to a communication channel. Today, that scan goes nowhere. Feather changes that.
The restaurant triggers the scan. The guest gets value. The mall earns revenue. Stores reach a captive, in-venue audience.
A diner at any food court restaurant scans the QR code. Feather loads instantly as a native App Clip — no download, no friction. The restaurant menu appears in under 100ms.
Minutes after the scan, a push notification lands on the guest's phone. It can promote the restaurant's daily special, a nearby store's sale, or a mall-wide event — all configurable.
Stores pay to appear in the notification. The guest is already in the mall — they see a deal, walk over, and buy. Foot traffic, visibility, and sales from a single scan.
Eight hours after the initial scan, the mall sends its own push — promoting tenant offers, upcoming events, or seasonal campaigns. This is your direct channel to every guest who walked in.
Here's what the guest sees after scanning a menu at your food court.
AirPods Pro just dropped to €199! In-store pickup available now 🎧
Flash sale: 30% off running shoes. Today only.
Live music this Saturday at the Atrium! Tap to RSVP →
You're already paying for posters, digital screens, and directory boards. Here's how they actually compare to a push notification that lands directly on a guest's phone.
Every in-mall channel depends on the guest being in the right place at the right time. A push notification reaches them wherever they are in the building — instantly, on their phone.
Posters, wraps, and directory boards give you zero data. You can't tell who saw it, if it worked, or if anyone cared. Feather tracks every scan, every tap, every opened notification.
A banner stops working the moment the guest walks past it. The 8-hour push window reaches them at home — bringing them back for tomorrow's event or next weekend's sale.
Every channel on that list costs the mall money and gives you no data back.
Feather is the only one that generates revenue — and tells you exactly who engaged.
Gets foot traffic, visibility, and sales. Pays per notification to reach guests who are physically in the mall right now — no wasted ad spend.
Gets a sophisticated digital menu for free. Gets paid for every scan that triggers a notification. The menu becomes a revenue source, not a cost.
Earns direct income by selling the notification channel to stores. Gets foot traffic data and an 8-hour push window to promote events and tenants.
Discovers deals, events, and new stores — all from one menu scan. No app download, no signup. Just relevant offers while they're already in the mall.
Six distinct revenue streams from a system your restaurants are already using.
Stores and tenants pay to push promotions to guests who scanned a menu. Priced per notification delivered.
The mall gets a dedicated notification window 8 hours after every scan. Use it for events, seasonal promos, or tenant spotlights.
Feather's TV app turns any screen in the mall into a live promotional display — synced with the same dashboard. Sell screen time to tenants.
Every time a guest opens a menu, a branded loading screen appears for 2–3 seconds. Prime real estate for store promotions, mall events, or seasonal campaigns.
See which restaurants drive the most scans, which times peak, and how guests move through the mall. Data you can sell to tenants or use to optimize.
Bring guests back days or weeks later with targeted push campaigns — promote new store openings, weekend events, or loyalty rewards.
Conservative estimate based on 15 food court restaurants, ~170 scans per restaurant per day.