Commercial display matched to the window
Brightness, anti-glare, duty cycle, bezel, heat, orientation, and warranty are scoped from the actual storefront conditions.
Sunlight readable window display systems
Storefront window displays, installed without the mess.
CrownTV turns front glass into a clean digital promotion screen. We provide the commercial display, CrownTV media player, Dashboard setup, mounting, installation, content handoff, and support under one quote.
- 2,500+ nit class when glass needs it
- 50 state installation coverage
- 1 quote for display, player, install, setup
Behind the window display
The rear mount and equipment position are part of the same project. Access, cabling, and the view from inside matter too.
Explore the installation →CrownTV project photography · finished installation and mounting detail
What CrownTV provides
The storefront package is more than a bright screen.
Hardware-only sellers leave the hard part to you. CrownTV scopes the screen, player, mount, setup, installation, content handoff, and support together so the display looks finished and stays easy to update.
CrownTV media player and Dashboard
Promos, hours, QR offers, videos, listings, and campaigns update from a browser. No USB stick and no staff touching the screen.
Finished storefront mounting
Mount angle, cable path, player placement, power path, glass clearance, and service access are planned before install day.
One accountable project
Hardware, media player, setup, installation, content handoff, training, and support stay under one CrownTV scope.
Placement first
The window decides the display class.
We do not start with a model number. We start with glass, sun, heat, viewing distance, mount surface, and service access. Then we choose the commercial panel that fits the job.
Behind storefront glass
Retail windows, real estate offices, mall glass
High-brightness window display Best when tint, glare, and pedestrian distance make a normal indoor display disappear.Bright indoor retail
Showrooms, lobbies, high-ambient interiors
Indoor commercial display The cleaner budget choice when the screen is visible but not fighting direct sun through glass.Exterior exposure
Drive-thru lanes, forecourts, sidewalk pylons
Weather-rated outdoor display Use when rain, dust, heat, public contact, or sealed cabling changes the job.Commercial display advantages
Why Samsung commercial displays and similar panels beat normal TVs in windows.
For the right storefront, CrownTV can source Samsung commercial display options and other commercial panels matched to brightness, anti-glare, bezel, duty cycle, and warranty. The benefit is not a logo on the spec sheet. The benefit is a screen customers can see and your team can control.
- 01 High-brightness panels for glass glare and sidewalk distance
- 02 Anti-glare planning around reflections, tint, and viewing angle
- 03 Commercial duty cycle and warranty for public-facing business use
- 04 Slim bezel options for a cleaner storefront finish
- 05 Locked public controls so customers cannot change the display
- 06 Remote updates through CrownTV Dashboard instead of touching the screen
Real installs
No fake renders. Actual CrownTV work in actual stores.
Window display buyers need proof. These are real storefront and retail display installs from the CrownTV image library.
Fast path
From storefront photo to live screen.
The fastest quote starts with the actual glass. Photos let us price brightness, mounting, cabling, and install without pretending every window is the same.
Send storefront photos- 01
Send the storefront
Outside photo, inside photo, target screen position, city/state, sun exposure, and how many locations need screens.
- 02
We spec the system
Display class, size, brightness, mount, cabling, player placement, network, power path, content handoff, and install scope.
- 03
We install it live
Commercial display mounted, CrownTV player configured, Dashboard access ready, content loaded, and support path opened.
Pricing without BS
Installed ranges first. Real quote after the window is known.
Public fixed pricing would be fake because glass, brightness, mount, power, cabling, and access change the job. These ranges set expectations; the quote prices the exact storefront.
46" / 55" storefront, single panel
$2,500 – $5,500 per unit installedBest for narrow storefront glass, boutique windows, real estate listings, and one-screen retail promos.
65" / 75" storefront, single panel
$4,500 – $9,500 per unit installedBest for larger storefronts where sidewalk distance, glare, or a wider window needs more screen presence.
Outdoor IP56-sealed display (drive-thru, pump-top)
$6,500 – $12,500 per unit installedBest for drive-thru, forecourt, sidewalk, and exterior placements that need weather-rated hardware.
Hybrid window video wall (flagship)
$10,000 – $15,000+ per unit installedBest for flagship storefront moments, large-format glass, and multi-screen brand canvases.
Single-location quotes welcome. Multi-store rollouts custom-quoted with volume hardware pricing and coordinated install schedule. Quote SLA: 2 business hours, Mon–Fri 9am–6pm ET.
Get the real answer
Show us the glass. We will spec the screen.
Send the storefront photos and number of screens. We will respond with display class, size, install scope, Dashboard setup, and an installed price.
- Outside photo looking at the window
- Inside photo showing the mount area
- City/state and direct-sun notes
- Number of locations if this is a rollout
Frequently asked
Window Display FAQ
Why won't a regular TV work in a window?
Two reasons. First, consumer TVs at 250–500 nits are washed out the moment direct sun hits the glass — by 10am in a south-facing window, a 350-nit consumer panel is invisible. Second, the greenhouse heat in a sun-facing storefront cavity will warp the polarizer and cloud the LCD within one season; consumer warranties also void the moment the panel runs commercially. High-brightness, indoor commercial, and outdoor weather-sealed panels solve both — 2,500–7,500 nits brightness, active cooling, 50,000-hour panel rating, and commercial warranty coverage that holds up under storefront use.
What's the difference between high-brightness window-facing, commercial-grade indoor, and outdoor IP56-sealed?
high-brightness window-facing is the standard high-brightness storefront window display — 2,500–3,000 nits, behind-glass, 24/7 commercial duty, anti-glare coating built in. commercial-grade indoor is tuned for high-ambient interiors at 16/7 commercial duty — the right pick for mall storefronts and behind-glass installs that close overnight. outdoor IP56-sealed is the outdoor digital window display — 3,500–4,000 nits, IP56 sealed enclosure, dust and water-jet rated, designed for drive-thru menu boards, pump-top, and exterior wall mounts that see weather.
Can I use a high-brightness window-facing outdoors?
No. High-brightness window-facing displays are designed for behind-glass storefront installs. Outdoor placements need an outdoor-rated enclosure, sealed cabling, and vandal-resistant housing. We pick the hardware class based on the placement — drive-thru, pump-top, sidewalk pylon, or exterior wall mount gets weather-sealed outdoor hardware; behind-glass storefronts get high-brightness window or indoor commercial displays.
Do I need a special enclosure?
Depends on the install. In-window installs behind glass typically don't need a separate enclosure because the display is specified for that cavity. Outdoor pump-top, drive-thru, and exterior wall installs use weather-sealed enclosures with protected cabling. Our site survey confirms which path is right for your location before the truck rolls.
Can window displays show video?
Yes — full motion video, looped slideshows, animated graphics, weather cards, KPI dashboards, social content, and scheduled promos are all supported through the CrownTV Dashboard. For storefronts visible to drivers we recommend 30-second loops with bold high-contrast layouts that read at a glance; for pedestrian-only streets, 60–90 second loops perform better.
Ready when you are
A storefront screen people can actually see.
All inquiries responded to within 2 business hours.
No commitment. No hard sell.