Nutron Wall Network · Phoenix metro · Prices on this page
Your poster in ten waiting rooms in one ZIP code. $2,000 a month, measured location by location.
Nutron designs, prints, frames and installs your poster where people sit and wait, in places like auto repair and tire shops, and counts the scans and texts it gets at each location.
- $2,000/mo on 12 months
- $2,400/mo on 6 months
- Design and printing included
Nothing is live yet. We're forming the first Phoenix-metro networks now: you name the ZIP code, and we tell you whether we can build one there around what you sell. Or call (602) 271-4000.
ACCIDENT ATTORNEY
Hurt in a crash?
Talk to an accident attorney.
People who wait have time, and a phone already in hand.
A brake job. A new set of tires. A load in the dryer. The customer sits down with time to fill. We won't tell you they stare at the wall: in a University of Michigan observational study, 62% of people waiting used their phones to pass the time. That's why every poster carries a code and a keyword. Answering it takes the phone they're already holding.
Sources: University of Michigan study reported by Phys.org (2017) (opens in a new tab); Pew Research Center Mobile Fact Sheet (2025) (opens in a new tab): about nine in ten US adults (91%) own a smartphone.
And because you choose the ZIP code, the wall is in the part of town your customers come from.
Walls and the advertisers they suit
Auto repair, tire and collision shops.
Accident and injury attorneys, auto insurance agents.
Laundromats.
Dentists and clinics, phone carriers, local restaurants.
Barbershops and salons.
Dentists, gyms, local services.
Vet clinics.
Pet insurance, groomers, boarding.
Examples of fit, not signed businesses. Tell us what you sell and we'll tell you which waiting rooms suit it.
For accident and injury firms, the numbers behind the pairing.
The auto shop and the accident attorney is the pairing this network starts from. Here's why, from sources you can check.
88,094
traffic crashes in Maricopa County in 2024, about 240 a day, with 37,649 people injured.
Source: Arizona Department of Transportation, 2024 Motor Vehicle Crash Facts (opens in a new tab)
Nearly 1 in 2
auto-injury claimants were represented by an attorney in 2022, up from 40% in 2017 (all coverages combined).
$159.17 a lead
the average search-ad cost per lead for accident and personal-injury law (2022-23 data). Across all attorneys and legal services in 2026, the average was $9.87 a click and $131.63 a lead, the highest of any industry in the benchmark.
Sources: LocaliQ, Legal Search Advertising Benchmarks (opens in a new tab); LocaliQ, Search Advertising Benchmarks (2026) (opens in a new tab)
Arithmetic, not a forecast
At the benchmark's accident and personal-injury cost per lead, $2,000 buys about 13 search leads ($2,000 ÷ $159.17); at the 2026 all-legal average, about 15 ($2,000 ÷ $131.63). The same $2,000 a month here, on a 12-month agreement, keeps your poster on ten waiting-room walls, with a count at each one. We don't claim the walls will beat search. You know your own numbers better than any benchmark, and the calculator below runs on yours.
Legal services is also the largest product category in US out-of-home advertising, and it grew 21% in 2025.
Source: OAAA, Out of Home Advertising Revenue Reaches Record $9.46 Billion (2026) (opens in a new tab)
A poster has always been a guess. This one reports back.
The out-of-home industry's trade association says that historically, its counting tools "were neither sophisticated nor reliable." We start from something simpler. Every wall gets its own code to scan and its own keyword to text, and a scan or a text is counted to the wall it came from.
Source: OAAA, Out of Home Advertising: Measurement and Analytics Guide (2020) (opens in a new tab)
- 1
Someone reads your poster
and scans the code or texts the keyword.
- 2
It's counted to that wall.
Wall 3's code only ever counts for wall 3.
- 3
You see all 10 locations side by side,
which ones people answer from and which they don't.
ACCIDENT ATTORNEY
Hurt in a crash?
Talk to an accident attorney.
What happens when someone responds
What the code opens and what the text reply says are set with you before your posters print.
| Location | Type of business | Scans | Texts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Location 01Auto repair | Auto repair | No data (sample) | No data (sample) |
| Location 02Tire shop | Tire shop | No data (sample) | No data (sample) |
| Location 03Collision center | Collision center | No data (sample) | No data (sample) |
| Location 04Auto repair | Auto repair | No data (sample) | No data (sample) |
| Location 05Tire shop | Tire shop | No data (sample) | No data (sample) |
| …and 5 more | |||
Compare locations. Ask us about any of them.
What each report covers, and when it arrives, is set before your posters print.
What the count is, and isn't
It's the people who answered from the wall. It isn't everyone who saw it.
Calls to the phone number on your poster aren't in it, and neither are people who look you up at home later. If you're a law firm, Arizona requires your poster to carry your firm's contact information (see the rules below), and many people will simply call. The phone number on your poster is yours to choose, so a call-tracking number you already use can go on it.
Most people don't scan or text ads. In a 2026 YouGov survey, about one in eight US adults (12%) said they had scanned a QR code or tapped a tag on an ad, and one in ten had texted or called for more information after seeing an out-of-home ad.
Source: YouGov, OOH effectiveness (2026) (opens in a new tab)
So the count is the floor, not the ceiling. We won't estimate the rest, sell you impressions, or call it a return on investment.
Two prices. Both on this page.
One flat monthly fee for the whole network. No per-response charges, and no design or printing fee.
Lower monthly rate
12-month agreement
$2,000 a month
$24,000 over the agreement · $200 per location per month
- 10 locations in one ZIP code
- Poster design and printing
- Framing, installation and upkeep
- Its own code and text keyword at every location
- Responses reported by location
Twelve months costs $24,000, the same as ten months at the six-month rate.
Shorter commitment
6-month agreement
$2,400 a month
$14,400 over the agreement · $240 per location per month
Everything in the 12-month agreement. The lower-commitment way to try a network that's new.
The six-month rate is higher because the design, printing and installation we include have to be paid off in half the time.
Your first bill comes on the 1st of the month after all ten of your frames are up, and every bill after that on the 1st. You don't pay for walls that aren't up yet. The rest of the billing terms are in the agreement you read before signing.
If a location closes during your agreement, we replace it with another location. If we can't secure one, you get a partial refund for the missing location.
Do the math with your own number.
What is one new client worth to you, after costs? Put in your own figure and see how many it takes to cover the network.
Your estimate. It stays on this page; we don't record it.
This is arithmetic on your number, not a forecast of results.
The first networks are being formed now.
Being first has one advantage: you name the ZIP code, and we tell you whether we can build a network there around what you sell, and when.
It also means we have no results to show you yet, and we won't pretend otherwise. What we can show you is the frame, the poster, how the count works and the price.
Status as of
- Businesses with walls
- None signed yet. We are forming the first networks in the Phoenix metro.
- Advertisers
- None signed yet. Tell us your ZIP code and what you sell.
- Scan links and text keywords
- Being set up. No code or number is live yet.
- Live ZIP codes
- None yet.
What you won't get from us.
A price that moves after the call.
It's on this page.
An impressions number.
We count scans and texts at each location and show you every location's count.
A design fee or a printing fee.
Both are in the monthly price.
A rep who disappears.
The people who sell you the walls are the people responsible for your poster and your count.
Your competitor on the same wall.
Each of your 10 shops carries one poster: yours. A competitor can run its own network in the same ZIP code, never in your shops.
Built for advertisers with rules to follow.
You provide and approve every claim on your poster, and you're responsible for its truth and for your profession's advertising rules. We design, print, frame and install it. We add no claims of our own, no rankings, no results, no "best" or "#1", and we may ask for changes or decline an ad.
Accident and injury firms
Arizona requires every lawyer advertisement to include the name and contact information of at least one lawyer or law firm responsible for its content. A website, phone number, email address or office location all count. Our included design builds it in.
Sources: Arizona Supreme Court Order R-20-0030 (ER 7.1(c)) (opens in a new tab); State Bar of Arizona, Ethics Tips for Attorney Marketing (opens in a new tab)
Arizona's comment to that rule says promising or guaranteeing an outcome is misleading, so our posters won't show one. Past results appear only in the form your own counsel approves.
Source: Arizona Supreme Court Order R-20-0030, ER 7.1 comment (opens in a new tab)
"Certified specialist" appears only for individual lawyers certified by the Arizona Board of Legal Specialization or a certifier it recognizes. Firms aren't certified; lawyers are.
Source: State Bar of Arizona, Ethics Tips for Attorney Marketing (opens in a new tab)
The business with the wall is paid a flat $50 a month for it. That doesn't change with responses, and nobody there is asked to recommend your firm.
Your counsel decides how the rules apply to your poster. We build to what they approve.
Why a technology company is selling wall space.
Nutron is a Phoenix, Arizona AI and process automation company, founded in 2019 and run by its three founders. In plain terms, we get called when a business can't see something that's costing it money, and we build the system that shows it. We built a private document assistant for a 75-attorney law firm, and the computer-vision claims system the leading US glass-claims processor runs in production.
A waiting-room poster is an old medium. The frame is the easy part. A count at every wall is the part we build.
If you want the page your poster's link opens to feed your own intake system, that's the integration work Nutron does every day, scoped and priced separately.
1345 E Chandler Blvd, Suite 117, Phoenix, AZ 85048 · (602) 271-4000. We'll meet you at your office anywhere in the Phoenix metro.
Straight answers for advertisers
Price, proof and what exists today.
What does it cost?
$2,000 a month for 10 locations in one ZIP code on a 12-month agreement, or $2,400 a month on a 6-month agreement. Design, printing, framing, installation and upkeep are included.
Why does the 6-month agreement cost more a month?
The design, printing and installation we include have to be paid off in half the time. Twelve months costs $24,000, the same as ten months at the six-month rate.
What exactly do I get?
Your poster, framed, in the waiting areas of 10 local businesses in the ZIP code you choose. Each location's poster has its own code to scan and keyword to text, and you get a report of responses by location. Posters are about the size of a standard movie poster.
Who designs the poster?
We do, and you approve it before anything is printed. You give us your logo and what you want to say, and we lay it out to be read from a chair.
What if a shop owner doesn't want my poster?
Every shop owner approves the poster in their shop. If one says no, we move your poster to another shop that accepts it, or redesign it to meet that owner's requirements, and you approve the new version.
How will I know it's working?
Every location's poster has its own code and keyword, and each scan and text is counted to the location it came from. That count is the floor: it can't see people who call the number on your poster or look you up later, and we won't estimate them. Ask new clients where they heard of you.
What happens when someone scans or texts?
What the code opens and what the one-text reply says are set with you before anything prints.
Which businesses would my poster be in?
Places in your ZIP code where people sit and wait, matched to what you sell: auto repair, tire and collision shops for an accident attorney or an auto insurance agent, for example. If your ZIP code doesn't have ten shops that fit, we fill the network from a neighboring ZIP code.
Will a competitor be on the same wall?
No. Each shop carries one frame, and in your 10 shops it holds your poster. A competitor can run its own network in the same ZIP code, but never in your shops. To keep competitors out of more shops, add another network of 10, at the same monthly price per network.
I'm an attorney. How is the business with the wall paid?
A flat $50 a month for its wall space. It's the same whether your poster gets one response or a hundred, and nobody at the business is asked to recommend your firm. You approve every word of your poster, and your counsel decides how Arizona's rules apply to it.
When am I billed?
Your first bill comes on the 1st of the month after all ten of your frames are up, and every bill after that on the 1st. You don't pay for walls that aren't up yet. The rest of the billing terms are in the agreement you read before signing.
What if a location closes?
If a location closes during your agreement, we replace it with another location. If we can't secure one, you get a partial refund for the missing location.
Can I cancel early?
Yes. Cancelling before the agreement ends costs one month's fee, paid up front.
Does it renew?
Renewal is based on performance. You'll have the count from every location to judge it by.
Which ZIP codes are available?
The first networks are being built in the Phoenix metro. Tell us the ZIP codes your clients come from, and we'll tell you what's possible there and when.
Is anyone else signed?
Not yet. We're forming the first networks in the Phoenix metro now. We won't show you a client list, a map or a result we don't have.
Check your category and ZIP.
Two short steps. We'll write back with where the network in your ZIP code stands and what it would look like for your business. Nothing is reserved until an agreement is signed.
What happens next
- We reply in writing, from a person.
- We talk it through by phone, or at your office anywhere in the Phoenix metro: the ZIP code, the locations, your poster and the report.
- You decide. If it fits, you get the agreement to read.
Rather talk now? Call (602) 271-4000.
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