Guests pay to be on your screen.
Your screen earns every night.

A system that lets guests at your venue scan a QR code and send a photo, a short message and their Instagram to your LED screen, paying for screen time from packages you set. Thais call it แจกวาร์ป ("giving out a warp"). You earn from a screen you already have, and your guests get the whole room looking at their Instagram.

Bars, pubs, chill-out bars, restaurants with a screen, and events with a screen in the room. All you need is a screen your guests can see and an internet connection. A small bar with one screen works fine, and a group with several branches runs each one with its own screen and its own takings.

3,000 baht a month per branch, one price with no tiers, including 1,000 automatic slip checks a month. We take no percentage of what your guests pay: every baht goes into your own PromptPay account. There is no setup fee and no activation fee. Prices exclude 7% VAT.

Yes: theme, colours, logo, the frame on the screen, the guest page, the QR materials on your tables, and setups that work differently, such as a football arena or a venue with several screens. We quote before we start, you pay once when the work is done, and the system fee stays 3,000 baht a month with nothing added. Venues on the standard setup pay nothing extra.

You don't lose out. First, you try it free for 7 days with real guests. If you carry on and the warps approved in the system during your first 30 paid days add up to less than the fee, we refund that month's fee, as much as you actually paid. It comes back automatically as credit toward the next month. If you decide to stop and want a bank transfer instead, cancel from the credit page in the system before those first 30 days are up. The guarantee covers the first paid month only, refunds at most one month, applies once per venue, and does not count screen sales taken outside the system.

Yes, and it is included: 1,000 slips a month, from the first night of the trial. Each slip is checked against bank data: that it is real, the amount is right, it was paid into your account, and it has not been used before. Your staff only decide whether the photo is fit for the screen. Most venues stay under the quota; busier ones can add a pack, from 99 baht for 250 slips. If the quota runs out or the check is down, approval simply goes back to your staff by hand, so you never stop selling.

Yes. 7 days free, no card and no deposit. Message us on Facebook with your venue's name and screen size. We set your venue up in the system, add starter packages and send you the QR file to print, and you can go live the same night. Money guests pay during the trial goes into your account as normal and is all yours. One trial per venue.

No. Use the screen you already have. You need a computer, mini PC or Android box that can open a web browser, plugged into the screen, with your venue's screen page left open. Everything runs on the web; there is nothing to install.

Yours, directly. The system makes a PromptPay QR with the amount filled in, from the phone number or ID you set. PromptPay is Thailand's national QR payment, so you need a Thai bank account with PromptPay, and guests pay from a Thai banking app. The money never passes through us and there is no payout to wait for.

Nothing reaches the screen without approval. The system screens out likely inappropriate images first, then your staff approve or reject each one from a phone and have the final say.

No app. Guests scan the QR and do everything in their phone's browser: pick a package, upload a photo, add their Instagram, pay and attach the slip. The guest page speaks Thai and English: it follows the language of the guest's phone, and there is a ไทย / EN switch at the top. The package names and venue name you type are shown as you wrote them.

Not yet. Your staff's admin page and the labels on the screen are in Thai for now. The job itself is short: open the admin page on a phone, look at the photo and the slip, and press approve or reject. It takes about five minutes to learn, and we set the venue up for you.

A package is total time on screen, not one continuous slot. When several guests send at once, their photos take turns of about 15 seconds each, and a guest's time only runs while their photo is actually on the screen, so everyone gets the full time they paid for.

The system runs over the internet. If your connection drops, the screen holds the last photo and guests cannot send new ones until it is back. We suggest a backup connection, as you would for a card terminal.