Service
The difference between digital signage and a TV on the wall is who changes the picture. If someone has to walk over with a USB stick, it isn't signage — it's an ad that's slowly going out of date.
Use cases
What they have in common: the information changes often enough that print is inconvenient or expensive.
What's included
The screen is the smallest problem. Everything else decides whether the signage is still being used six months from now.
Related services
It's rarely just one thing. Here are the services that go with this one, and why.
Questions
If your question isn't here, call us — we answer by phone too.
+359 882 95 89 89It's quoted by scope — the number of screens, where they hang and whether we also prepare the content. The screen and the device are a one-off cost; management is a small monthly fee.
With a single screen, the difference compared with printed materials usually pays for itself within months, if the content changes often.
Yes, that's the whole idea. You log into a web panel from your phone or computer and upload the new content. We train someone on your team.
An ordinary TV — no. A shop window needs a high-brightness screen. That's a separate case, and more expensive.
The device keeps the last content and carries on playing it. New content is uploaded when the connection comes back.
Yes, if the system can provide it. That's an integration and is quoted separately.
Next step
Thirty minutes, no fee and no sales pitch. If the job isn't for us, we'll tell you on that call — not a month later.
