Use cases
A screen is bought to do one thing, and the thing is rarely called signage. Directions people keep asking for, a notice the staff without a desk never see, a dashboard somebody taped a laptop to the wall for. Pick the job and the page says what it takes, and when to buy a product built for it instead.
Directions, floors and room names, in portrait, changed the day the rooms change.
Reaching the staff who do not sit at a desk, without another email nobody opens.
A live web dashboard as a layer on a board, beside the notices rather than instead of them.
Welcome boards, visitor info and today's meetings, changed from the reception desk.
Social posts as a layer inside a board, with the limits of embedding stated plainly.
Offers with real start and end dates, so an expired promo stops showing by itself.
Handover and safety notices typed from a phone, readable the length of the floor.
Door and room screens, with the calendar limitation stated before you buy.
The whole menu wall on the TVs you own. Change a price once, every board follows.
A notice per line with who owns it and when it applies. Free, no account.
Services down the left, up to four price columns across. Nine trades, free.
A realistic rotation, and an explicit list of what must not go on the screen.
The other half
If you know the room rather than the job, say a clinic corridor, a hotel lobby, a factory floor or a salon wall, 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 →