For Phoenix-metro shops with a waiting area
We pay $50 a month for a wall you already have.
We install a framed poster for a local business where your customers wait, and keep it clean. You don't sell anything or recommend anyone.
6- or 12-month agreement, $50 a month either way. Nothing is signed until you've read the agreement.
The deal on one card
- You get
- $50 a month
- For
- Wall space where your customers wait
- Agreement
- 6 or 12 months, $50 a month either way
- Pay starts
- Once an advertiser signs on for your wall. None has signed yet.
- Paid on
- The 15th of each month
- Your part
- Show us the wall, sign, and let us in to put the frame up and look after it
- Our part
- The advertiser, the poster, the frame, the install and the upkeep
- Your cost
- $0
$300 over 6 months. $600 over 12.
Your part is short. Ours isn't.
This is the whole list. If it isn't on your side, it's on ours.
Your part
- 1Show us the wall where customers wait.
- 2Tell us any kinds of business you don't want on it.
- 3Read and sign a 6- or 12-month agreement.
- 4Let us in to put the frame up, and for upkeep visits.
Your staff never has to mention the poster, hand anything out, or answer questions about it. Customers who are interested use their own phones.
Our part
- Find and sign the advertiser. They deal with us, never with you.
- Design and print the poster.
- Bring the frame and put it up.
- Keep the frame and poster clean, and fix or replace them if they're damaged.
- Run the code and text keyword on the poster, and count responses for the advertiser.
- Answer every question from the advertiser, so they never call you.
- Take the frame down when the agreement ends.
- Pay you $50 on the 15th of each month, once an advertiser is signed for your wall.

What goes on your wall, and who decides.
A clean acrylic frame holding a printed poster for a local business your customers can use. In an auto repair shop, the likeliest fit is an accident attorney, because some of your customers are there after a crash. It goes on an inside wall where customers wait, never in a window. You see each poster before it goes up, and you can say no. We never place an ad for a business that competes with yours.

ACCIDENT ATTORNEY
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- 1An acrylic frame. We put it up and keep it clean.
- 2A local advertiser's poster. We design and print it.
- 3Its own code and text keyword, so responses from your wall can be counted.
Never on your wall
- A screen, a speaker or a cord. It's a printed poster.
- A camera or a sensor. Nothing watches your customers.
- An ad for a business that competes with yours.
- A kind of business you said no to.
$50 a month, plainly.
- 6-month agreement
- $300
- 12-month agreement
- $600
- Your cost
- $0
Rising costs were the most common financial challenge small employer firms reported in the Federal Reserve's 2025 Small Business Credit Survey. $50 a month won't fix that. It's money for a wall that earns nothing today, and your part is short: show us the wall, sign, and let us in for the install and upkeep visits.
Source: Federal Reserve Banks, 2026 Report on Employer Firms (opens in a new tab)
Your $50 is rent for the wall. It's the same whether one customer responds to the poster or a hundred, and it never depends on anyone's sales.
Is your place a fit?
- Customers sit and wait at your place, not just drop off and leave.
- There's a clear stretch of inside wall they can see from their seats.
- You're in the Phoenix metro.
- You own the business, or can get the owner's OK.
- Auto repair
- Tire shops
- Collision centers
- Laundromats
- Barbershops and salons
- Vet clinics
- Anywhere people sit and wait
Auto service is where waiting is best documented. J.D. Power found that at aftermarket service providers, 52% of tire-replacement customers and 49% of maintenance and repair customers have their work completed within an hour, and that dealer maintenance customers wait 1.61 hours on average at mass-market brands.
Sources: J.D. Power 2026 U.S. Aftermarket Service Index Study (opens in a new tab); J.D. Power 2026 U.S. Customer Service Index Study (opens in a new tab)
If most of your customers are in and out in a few minutes, a poster won't get read, and we'll tell you so on the first visit rather than sign you up for a wall that doesn't work.
Who you'd be dealing with.
Nutron is a Phoenix, Arizona AI and process automation company, founded in 2019 and run by its three founders from an office on E Chandler Blvd in Ahwatukee. In plain terms, we help businesses find what's costing them time and money, and build the fix.
The Nutron Wall Network, framed posters on the walls where people wait, is new, and we're forming the first networks now. The poster is the easy part. Keeping track of every wall and counting the responses at each one is the system we're building. You won't find a list of shops here yet. You will find our address, our phone number and our prices, and we'll come to your business to talk it through.

From this page to a frame on your wall.
- 1
We talk.
Call us, or leave your number and we'll call when it suits the shop.
- 2
We look at the wall.
Someone from Nutron comes by and looks at where your customers wait.
- 3
You read the agreement.
6 or 12 months, $50 a month. Take it with you, read it, and ask us anything.
- 4
The poster goes up once an advertiser signs for your ZIP code.
Nobody is signed yet, so the first walls wait for the first advertiser. You see the poster before it goes up. Your $50 a month starts once an advertiser signs on for your wall, paid on the 15th.
Nothing goes on your wall until you've signed.
Straight answers for shop owners
If your question isn't here, call (602) 271-4000.
What does it cost me?
Nothing. Nutron pays you $50 a month and covers the poster, the frame, the install and the upkeep.
The advertiser pays more than $50 a wall. Why is my share $50?
On a 12-month agreement, an advertiser pays $2,000 a month for a network of 10 locations, which is $200 a location. Your $50 is rent for the wall space. The rest pays for everything that's on us: finding and signing the advertiser, designing and printing the poster, the frame, the install, the upkeep, and the system that counts responses and reports them. You get your $50 without any of that work or cost.
How long is the agreement?
6 or 12 months. You're paid $50 a month either way: $300 over six months or $600 over twelve.
When does the $50 start?
Once an advertiser signs on for your wall. From then on, it's paid on the 15th of each month. Nobody is signed yet, so the first walls wait for the first advertiser. If your frame is ever between advertisers, the $50 pauses until the next one signs on.
What do I actually have to do?
Show us the wall, sign the agreement, and let us in to put the frame up and for upkeep visits. You don't sell anything, recommend anyone or hand anything out. If a customer asks about the poster, the code and the keyword are right on it.
Who decides what goes on the wall?
You see each poster before anything goes up, and you can turn it down. We never place an ad for a business that competes with yours. If you turn one down, we move that advertiser to another shop, or redesign the poster to meet your requirements. The poster is the advertiser's ad, not your recommendation.
I work with insurance companies. Do I have to take an attorney's poster?
No. An accident attorney is a common fit for an auto shop, but if it doesn't fit yours, tell us and it won't go on your wall.
Does it need power, Wi-Fi or a screen?
No. It's a printed poster in an acrylic frame. Nothing to plug in, nothing to reboot, no sound, and no camera or sensor.
How big is it, and how does it hang?
About the size of a standard movie poster, in one frame that hangs like a picture frame.
What if it gets dirty or damaged?
Call us. Keeping the frame and the poster in good shape is Nutron's job, not yours.
What happens when the agreement ends?
We come back and take the frame down.
Can I end it early?
Yes. Tell us, and we take the poster down. Your $50 a month stops then.
Does it renew?
Renewal is based on performance: how many scans and texts your wall gets.
I rent my space. Is that a problem?
It depends on your lease. Some leases say the landlord has to OK a sign, or another business using part of the space. Check yours before you sign.
Have us call you.
Three things and we'll call. Or call us now.
What happens next
- We call you.
- We come by and look at the wall.
- You read the agreement. Nothing is signed on this page.
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