One QR AI billboard. One site. A whole playlist of ads passengers can talk to. That is a smaller, more efficient, more powerful way to engage someone in the car — AI interactivity, not a poster they glance at once. Drivers keep their eyes on the road.
Hold the phone up. The board sits on the road. Ads rotate for whoever paid this hour on this site — and you can ask the concierge about the one in front of you.
On the highway, someone in the car scans the 12-foot QR AI billboard. The phone opens that site’s playlist. Preview Cherry Log here; the camera overlay is for phones at the sign.
Your creative rotates on a container we already run. Passengers can tap through and ask questions. That is a conversation — not a one-way, one-time image.
Where a traditional billboard is not allowed or not possible, we can place a QR AI billboard. Trees never block it. Send a contact record — only Passenger Scan admin stands up the site.
A printed billboard talks at traffic. A Passenger Scan board talks with the passenger who scanned — then tells the advertiser what they asked.
QR to an AI board
Each site is one address, one QR AI billboard, one /b/{slug} playlist. The QR is the door. The board of boards is what they see — house ad, paid slots, and Advertise Here — with a concierge on each creative.
Views and the questions
We do not guess from a traffic count. We know how many times an ad was seen, who tapped through, and the questions passengers asked the concierge. That is how you invite them in with more than a slogan.
Stronger invites
The next step is dynamic offers and coupons — a reason to leave the route and walk into the advertised place. The seen report and Q&A are live now. Offers are the capability we are enabling next.
Example · Cherry Log corridor
A flat board vs a QR AI billboard.
Illustrated from typical southbound volumes near Cherry Log — about 8,000–11,000 vehicles a day, 1.5 passengers per vehicle, and about 30% of passengers scanning. This is a corridor example, not a third-party audit.
Normal flat billboard
One-way. One-time. A poster traffic glances at — if trees and zoning even let you put steel there.
No conversation
Who saw it? Unknown
Who asked? Nobody can
Trees and setbacks can block placement
Known views—
Questions0
PlacementOften blocked
Passenger Scan QR AI Billboard
The passenger scans. Ads rotate. The concierge answers. You see views, taps, and the questions — even where a steel face cannot go.
Interactive concierge on each creative
Known views, taps, and questions
Works on a fence, a barn, in the trees
Trees never block our billboards
Times seen · 12 months2,287,082
Taps · 3.7% rate84,328
Concierge asks141,933
How the example is built
8,000–11,000vehicles / typical day
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× 1.5passengers
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30%scan the board
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~4,275sessions / typical day
October leaf season sits above the yearly average. Sunday evenings — Atlanta-area traffic heading home — are the weekly peak. Cherry Log is the live proof board this illustration is tied to.
Twelve months of illustrated times seen. October is the leaf-season rise.Weekday pattern. Sunday (gold) is when the southbound evening wave is strongest.
Trees never block our billboards.
A steel face needs a cleared sky. A QR AI billboard works in the trees, on a fence, beside a barn — anywhere a passenger can scan and a driver should not look away. That is where we can place a site a traditional board cannot go. Request one; admin creates it.
First live container: 9865 Aska Road. Passengers scan the square and see the orchard anchor plus whoever bought a slot on that board. Ask the concierge about apples and cider. Advertise here if you want the next rotation.
Standard, Featured, Prime, and Takeover buy air on each container you select — a two-way slot with a seen report and AI concierge. Package price × boards. Timezone America/New_York.
Not only do we know how many people saw the ad — we see the questions they asked. That is a two-way conversation, not a one-time image. Dynamic offers and coupons are how we plan to invite them off the route and into the location.
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Standard Daytime
Image + headline in the daytime rotation
$79.00 / 7 days
A solid daytime slot: your still image and headline rotate among paid ads from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM Eastern, every day. 12-second dwell. Best for awareness along the Aska / Blue Ridge corridor. Not only does the ad get seen — you see by how many, how often, and have an interactive conversation with your customers via AI.
Your creative is visually larger on the AR board and stays up 22 seconds. Triple rotation weight, all day, for two weeks. The workhorse package for businesses that want to be seen. Not only does the ad get seen — you see by how many, how often, and have an interactive conversation with your customers via AI.
Weekdays 4:00–8:00 PM plus all day Saturday and Sunday. 18-second dwell and elevated weight. Priced for leaf-lookers, cider-seekers, and Friday-night traffic. Not only does the ad get seen — you see by how many, how often, and have an interactive conversation with your customers via AI.
For one paid hour the playlist is only you (or the orchard house ad if the hour is unsold). 30-second dwell. Pick the hour when you check out — evenings and weekend mornings book first. Not only does the ad get seen — you see by how many, how often, and have an interactive conversation with your customers via AI.