You got a Yedi sign. Here's exactly what to do.
Three steps, about ten minutes, no app to download. Your restroom starts earning the moment you're set up.
This is your sign. The QR is what your customers scan.
One partner's restrooms have brought in $2,518 so far.
That's what customers have paid to walk through a door that used to just cost them money.
Total customer payments at the door. Individual partners kept anonymous.
Three steps. That's the whole thing.
Put the sign on your door
Peel and stick it at eye level, right next to your keypad lock. Any 4-digit keypad or combination lock works — use the one you have, or a basic one from the hardware store. No wiring, no electrician.
Set your code — right here on the web
Scan the QR on the card that came with your sign, or go to yedi.app/activate. Pick a 4-digit code and set your keypad lock to that same code. That's the one rule: your code = your lock code. No app to download.
Connect your bank. You're live.
Customers tap or scan the sign, pay, and get your code to unlock. Connect your bank and every payment lands in your account. Change your code or check your usage anytime at yedi.app/manage.
The one rule: the 4-digit code you set on the web has to match the code on your keypad lock. Set them the same and you never think about it again.
They never download a thing.
They point their phone at the sign — tap or scan, their choice.
A couple of taps to pay for entry. You set the price, or make it free.
They get your 4-digit code, punch it into the keypad, and they're in.
Ready? Make the sign yours.
Set your code and connect your bank in a few minutes — no app, no wiring.