A card stand with the labels built in
Tiered trays with an e-ink label fitted under every slot. Unpack it, put your cards in and set prices from your phone.
In development. Sizes and measurements are early estimates and will change as we build prototypes.
Click any slot on the tray. In the app you'd change its price here, and only that slot's label would update.
Numbered slots, paired before it ships
Every slot has an ID
Rows are lettered from the top and columns numbered from the left, so A1 is always top-left. The ID is printed on the tray under each label.
Labels already paired
Each label is linked to its slot before the tray leaves us. Open the app and the tray is already there, laid out like the one on your table.
Update one or all
Change a single slot's price, or run happy hour across the whole tray. Floors still apply to every card.
A window, a pocket and a door underneath
Cut into the front lip
A window the size of the label's screen, about 50 × 25 mm, so the price sits right under the card.
The label sits behind it
A standard Labeleon label clips into a pocket behind the window, held flat against the glass.
Batteries from below
The label slides out underneath, so you can change batteries without moving a card.
Three trays
Riser
5 slots in one row. For the front of a case or a small table.
5 labels · about 49 cm wide
Medium
5 across, 3 levels. The everyday tray for graded slabs.
15 labels · about 49 cm wide
Large
10 across, 4 levels. A full wall of cards for bigger tables.
40 labels · about 94 cm wide