DIGITAL SIGNAGE SOLUTIONS

A typical commercial digital signage screen in the UK costs £500 to £4,000 fully installed for a single display, depending on size. That includes a Samsung, LG or Sharp/NEC commercial-grade panel, wall mount, basic cabling, a media player or System-on-Chip licence, and a CMS subscription for the first year. Larger screens (75-inch and 86-inch) push the per-screen price to £3,500 to £6,500. Multi-screen rollouts bring the cost per screen down sharply because design, network setup and CMS configuration are amortised across the estate.

We are vendor-agnostic and supply commercial-grade displays from Samsung (QM, QH and OH outdoor series), LG (UH7 and UM3 ranges including window-facing high-bright), Sharp/NEC (M and ME series for 24/7 use), Philips and Sony Bravia Professional. Consumer TVs are not designed for digital signage duty cycles — we always specify true commercial panels rated for 16-hour or 24/7 operation with built-in System-on-Chip players where it makes sense. The right brand depends on size, brightness (in nits), warranty length and whether the screen is portrait, landscape or window-facing.

We deploy and support the leading UK and global digital signage CMS platforms including BrightSign, ScreenCloud, Yodeck, Samsung MagicInfo, LG SuperSign, NoviSign and Cleverlive Pro for our LED installations. Smaller estates often work brilliantly on Yodeck or ScreenCloud for ease of use and predictable per-screen pricing. Larger or compliance-sensitive networks (NHS, financial services, multi-site retail) typically benefit from BrightSign or Samsung MagicInfo for their enterprise role-based access, on-prem hosting options and audit trails. We help you pick rather than push you toward one platform.

Each digital signage screen needs power and a way to receive content — usually a wired ethernet connection or a managed Wi-Fi SSID. For multi-site rollouts we recommend a dedicated VLAN with outbound internet access to the CMS provider, no inbound ports, and bandwidth of around 5 to 10 Mbps per site for ongoing content sync. We work with your IT team on firewall rules, certificate handling and SSO integration. Where ethernet runs aren't available we can use 4G/5G routers with managed SIMs as a primary or backup connection.

Yes. Hardware is only half the project — content is what determines whether the screens actually drive results. We provide branded template design, motion graphics, scheduled campaign content and ongoing playlist management. Most clients launch with a content design package covering 6 to 10 templates, then move to a monthly retainer for seasonal updates, new product campaigns and live data feed integrations. We can also train your internal marketing or communications team to run the CMS in-house if you prefer to keep content creation on your side.

Modern digital signage platforms can integrate optional anonymous audience analytics using on-screen sensors or AI cameras to estimate dwell time, attention rate, age range and gender — without storing any personally identifiable information. Tools like Quividi or built-in BrightSight features sit on top of the player. This is mostly used in retail and out-of-home advertising contexts where you need to prove campaign reach. We help you implement it in a GDPR-compliant way with clear signage informing visitors that anonymous measurement is taking place.

A single-site digital signage install with one to four screens is typically completed in one to two days, including wall mounting, cabling, player configuration, CMS onboarding and basic content load. A multi-site rollout of 20 to 100 screens is usually scheduled over 4 to 8 weeks, with sites grouped by region and installed in waves to minimise disruption. We pre-stage all hardware in our warehouse — players are imaged, screens are bench-tested and CMS profiles are loaded — so on-site time is kept to a minimum.

Yes. We offer tiered annual support contracts covering hardware warranty management, CMS licence renewal, remote monitoring with screen-on confirmation, content scheduling support and on-site response across the UK. Typical SLAs are 4-hour remote response, next-business-day or 4-hour on-site visits, and proactive alerts when a player goes offline so issues are caught before your audience notices. Support is usually priced per screen per month, with discounts for multi-site networks and committed terms.