Industries
Nobody wakes up shopping for digital signage. They have a wall, a TV and something that keeps going out of date. Pick the one that sounds like yours: each page says what goes on the screen, what runs it, and where you should buy something else instead.
Department boards, visiting hours and corridor directions, without a player box per screen.
Lobby boards, function-room signs and guest info, changed from the front desk's phone.
Shift handovers, safety notices and line boards, on screens the plant already owns.
Campus boards each department can actually run, without an IT ticket per change.
Rate boards and branch screens that change everywhere the day a rate changes.
A price board you change from your phone the day the prices change.
Schedules, room signs and sponsor loops, rewritten from a phone mid-event.
Drinks boards and happy hour that swap on the clock, not when someone remembers.
A menu board drafted from your existing menu, changed from behind the counter.
Showroom boards, offers and service-bay screens, changed without a ticket.
Window listings and office screens, updated the day a property goes under offer.
Menu boards across every store from one edit, and proof of what each store is showing.
Menu boards, dayparting and specials, on the TVs already on the wall.
Window and in-store promo screens on displays you already have.
Dispatch boards, pick-rate notices and the screens in a goods-in bay.
What earns a place on a waiting room screen, and what must never go on one.
Hallway and reception boards without an IT project behind them.
Service times, giving QR codes and volunteer-run lobby screens.
Timetables that change with the day and with whoever just left.
Lobbies, meeting rooms and the internal comms screens behind them.
The other half
If you know the job rather than the room, say wayfinding, internal comms, a dashboard on a TV or a promotion that ends itself, that is the other way into the same set of pages.
Pair a screen you already own, put a board on it, and find out whether this fits before you pay for anything. The first screen is free forever.
Pricing shows what a second screen costs and what the free one leaves out.
Free screens show a ChannelOS banner, and about every 2 minutes it opens into a full ChannelOS slide; any paid plan removes both.
Sell it instead of buying it. The ChannelOS partner program pays 20% of what each business you refer pays us for their first 12 months, then 10% for as long as they stay. Free to join, nothing to stock.
See the partner program →