Visitation volume — our top client's first year on $2K/month spend
What if you could pull customers directly from your competitors' locations?
You're competing for the same customers in a hyper-local market. Flyers get thrown away. Google Ads target everyone, not just people who actually need a laundromat.
You have no idea if your ads actually bring anyone through your door. Meanwhile, your competitors are taking your customers and you can't prove it.
We draw digital boundaries around your competitors' locations. When someone enters that zone, we serve them your ad on their phone. When they visit your store instead, we track it via satellite.
Our targeted data enables us to focus on key groups—renters, recent movers—people highly likely to need a laundromat. Then we prove it worked with verified visits.
Four clients. Four markets. All on $1,000/month budgets.
$1,000/month budget for nearly 3 years—consistent performance proving long-term ROI.
$1,000/month budget—tracking both new customers AND repeat visits to prove loyalty, not just awareness.
$1,000/month budget—ads keep driving foot traffic even after the campaign ends.
$1,000/month budget sustained for nearly 3 years—proving long-term value and client retention.
We create digital geofences around competitor laundromats, apartment complexes, and areas with high renter populations.
When potential customers enter these zones, they see your ads on their phones—in apps, browsers, and streaming services.
When they visit your laundromat, we confirm it via GPS and satellite. Real visits. Real ROI. Real growth.
We work with laundromat owners at every scale—from The Laundry House in Brooklyn to The Laundry Place in Iowa to LUXE Laundromats in Los Angeles. All on $1,000/month budgets. All with GPS-verified results. And for larger operations, we work with the Williford Brothers operating 30+ locations across North Carolina.
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Visit Our Laundromat-Specific WebsiteGeofencing for laundromats is a location-based advertising strategy where digital boundaries are drawn around competitor laundromats, apartment complexes, and high-renter areas. When potential customers enter these zones with their smartphones, they receive targeted ads for your laundromat across apps, browsers, and streaming services. When they visit your store, the visit is verified via GPS satellite data—proving your ads drove real foot traffic.
Cullari & Wardell offers laundromat geofencing campaigns starting at $1,000 per month. This budget has consistently delivered cost-per-visit rates between $2.39 and $5.27 across multiple clients over multi-year campaigns. On average, clients see 240+ GPS-verified visits per month at this spend level. There are no long-term contracts required.
GPS-verified foot traffic attribution uses satellite data to confirm when a person who saw your ad actually visits your physical location. Unlike traditional advertising metrics like clicks or impressions, this proves real-world results: customers walked into your store after seeing your ad. Cullari & Wardell has tracked over 23,000 verified walk-ins across four laundromat clients.
Based on Cullari & Wardell's verified case studies: The Wash House achieved 13,157 GPS-verified visits over 35 months at $2.39 per visit. LUXE Laundromats in Los Angeles achieved 2,474 visits in 8 months at $3.12 per visit. The Laundry Place in Iowa achieved 6,522 visits over 34 months. The Laundry House in Brooklyn achieved 909 visits in 4 months. All campaigns ran on $1,000/month budgets.
Competitor geofencing draws invisible digital boundaries around rival laundromat locations. When someone enters a competitor's location with their smartphone, they become targetable with your ads. The goal is to intercept competitor customers and redirect them to your laundromat. This is combined with targeting apartment complexes and recent movers—people highly likely to need laundromat services.
Yes. Extended attribution means customers continue visiting even after ad campaigns end. The Laundry House in Brooklyn ran a 4-month campaign but continues to see GPS-verified visits post-campaign. People who were exposed to ads remember your brand and visit later—often weeks or months after initial exposure. This demonstrates long-term brand awareness, not just immediate response.
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