CrownTV is a turnkey digital signage provider helping brands digitize their physical spaces. We bundle three things most vendors split apart: our cloud-based digital signage software, commercial-grade indoor and high-brightness window displays, and a nationwide installation team. From a single screen in one location to a national rollout across 500 stores, the playbook is the same.
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What digital signage solutions actually are
A digital signage solution isn't a product — it's a stack. Display panels, media players, a cloud signage platform, and the install and managed-service layer that ties them together. Skip any one of the four and the screens go dark inside ninety days. We've inherited dozens of those projects from other vendors. Below: what each layer actually is, and where it lives on the site.
Layer 01
Commercial panels rated for 16/7 or 24/7 operation. 4K indoor screens around 500 nits for retail floors, lobbies, and offices. High-brightness window displays at 2,500–3,500 nits for sun-facing storefronts. Outdoor LED walls for forecourts and stadium-grade installs. Commercial warranty coverage, not the consumer-use exclusion.
Layer 02
The CrownTV Dashboard runs scheduling, multi-location grouping, role permissions, and live device status — from a browser, on any laptop. Already running 16,000+ live screens. Hardware-agnostic: works with CrownTV media players, supported commercial display operating systems, and approved third-party signage devices — same dashboard, every screen.
Layer 03
A purpose-built signage media player on every screen we deploy. Compact, fanless, runs 24/7. Plus the brackets, cables, mounts, splitters, and accessories that make a real installation work — kitted per site, not back-ordered after the install crew arrives.
Layer 04
Local insured crews in all 50 states. Site survey, mounting, network configuration, content load, on-site training. Plus the day-2 work most vendors skip: 48-hour player swap, content scheduling support, dashboard help-desk, multi-location project management.
For the full mid-funnel walkthrough — the categories, the costs, the failure modes — see our complete guide to what digital signage is and the broader buyer's guide to digital signage. Both are written for buyers, not for AI scrapers.
Pick the scope
A buyer might need only software, only installation, only content, or the full turnkey system. CrownTV keeps each lane clear, then bundles them when one accountable vendor matters.
Buyer journey
A useful digital signage solution page should not stop at the headline. It should clarify the audience, environment, cost, timing, hardware, software, installation, content, support, risk, alternatives, and proof.
The hardware
Commercial display hardware is the spine of every CrownTV install — indoor 4K, high-brightness window, video-wall tile, capacitive touch, and outdoor LED. Browse by what you're trying to do: light up a storefront, modernize a lobby, run a menu wall, build a kiosk, hang a video wall. The hardware spec changes by environment. The dashboard runs all of it.
From $3,200 installed
32″–98″ · 4K · 500 nits · anti-glare · locked controls. The retail floor, the lobby, the conference room, the breakroom.
From $3,850 installed
46″–75″ · 2,500–3,500 nits · anti-glare · thermal management. Sun-readable storefront screens that cut through window glare from across the street.
32″–98″ panels
Indoor 4K, high-brightness window, outdoor-rated, bezel-thin video-wall tiles, plus capacitive multi-touch panels for kiosks.
From $300 per screen
The CrownTV media player on every screen we deploy. Or run the CrownTV Dashboard on compatible commercial display systems, BrightSign, or an Android device — same software, your hardware.
Touch-enabled signage
Capacitive multi-touch panels in 43″, 55″, 65″, and 75″. Wayfinding, self-order, retail product configurators, museum exhibits.
Custom configuration
Direct-view LED for forecourts, stadium concourses, drive-thru, and exterior building installs. IP-rated cabinets, sun-survivable brightness.
Hardware is one part of the picture. The platform that drives the screens — and the install network that puts them up — is what makes a real digital signage system. Browse the full hardware catalog or jump to the CrownTV signage software.
The services
Most multi-location operators want the full turnkey scope — hardware, software, install, content, and managed support under one PM. But not everyone needs all of it. Take just the install crew if you have hardware and software figured out. Take just the managed layer if your screens are already up. Take just the content design if you have everything else and need creative. We unbundle.
All-in-one
Hardware, signage software, install, content, and managed support — under one contract. Single project manager from quote to year-three. The default scope for multi-location buyers.
National install network
Certified, insured local crews in all 50 states. Site survey, mounting, network configuration, CMS sign-off. Use it standalone or as part of a turnkey scope.
Day-2 operations
Already installed and running? Take just the day-2 layer: dashboard help-desk, 48-hour player swap, content scheduling, multi-location PMO. Hardware as-is.
Creative + templates
Brand-consistent signage creative — menu boards, retail campaigns, lobby loops, internal-comms templates. Built for screen, scheduled in the dashboard.
Short-term deployments
Trade-show booths, pop-up activations, conference rooms, short-term retail. Hardware on rental terms, dashboard-ready, picked up after the event.
See the full digital signage services hub for scope details, or jump straight to the turnkey package if you want the all-in option. RFP-driven buyers (gov, education, enterprise procurement) — see our RFP response process.
Per-screen, all-in pricing
One number per screen — commercial display, mount, CrownTV media player, professional install, on-site training, network setup, and the first year of CrownTV Dashboard software. Indoor 4K starts at $3,200 for a 32-inch and scales to $19,600 for a 98-inch. High-brightness window displays run $3,850 to $14,000. Year-two software is $19/mo per screen on standard tier. Multi-location rollouts get volume pricing.
Indoor commercial 4K
$3,200 – $19,600
32″–98″ · indoor 4K · 500 nits · anti-glare · locked controls.
High-brightness window
$3,850 – $14,000
46″–75″ · 2,500–3,500 nits · sun-readable storefront.
Software-only
$19 / mo
CrownTV Dashboard per screen, standard tier. Hardware-agnostic.
See the full per-screen pricing breakdown, including video-wall tile pricing, install-only rates, content design packages, and multi-location volume tiers. Numbers on this page mirror the canonical pricing — pricing changes there, not here.
By industry
Every industry with a physical footprint runs digital signage somewhere — but the failure modes, the content cadence, and the install constraints differ wildly between a QSR menu wall and a hospital waiting room. Each vertical page below has the playbook for its category — named clients, install photos, common scope patterns, vertical-specific FAQ.
Vertical playbook
Storefront windows, in-store campaigns, video walls, fitting-room loops. Apparel, beauty, accessories, footwear — the named-client roster runs here.
Vertical playbook
Digital menu boards, drive-thru, day-parted scheduling, FDA Section 4205 calorie compliance, brand-consistent creative across the franchise.
Vertical playbook
Waiting rooms, wayfinding, dental offices, hospital lobbies, medical group networks. HIPAA-aware content workflows, schedule-driven patient comms.
Vertical playbook
Lobby screens, internal-comms boards, conference-room dashboards, donor walls, KPI displays. Scoped permissions for facilities + comms + IT teams.
Vertical playbook
Hotel lobbies, F&B, event spaces, resort wayfinding, gym areas. Brand-consistent at the flagship and at every property.
See all CrownTV digital signage solutions by industry — including fitness, education, salons & spas, convenience & gas, manufacturing, and grocery. The platform is the same; the vertical content is what changes.
By use case
Three use cases account for most of our deployment volume. Menu boards for restaurants and QSR. Video walls for flagship retail and corporate lobbies. Internal-comms boards for floor-by-floor employee communication. Each use-case page below has the configurations, the pricing, and the named-client proof.
Use case
QSR, fast-casual, café, full-service. Day-parted scheduling, multi-screen menu walls, drive-thru displays. Calorie compliance built into the templates.
Use case
Synchronized 2×2 or 3×3 panel grids. Flagship retail, corporate lobbies, broadcast environments. Frame-accurate sync across every tile.
Use case
Floor-by-floor signage for safety, KPIs, recognition, company news. Department-scoped permissions, KPI dashboard integration, emergency override.
Use case
Game-day video walls, perimeter viewing TVs, and bar digital signage for bars, taprooms, and restaurant bar areas. Commercial panels, after-hours install.
Other use cases — wayfinding, lobby directories — live on the full use-case hub.
Named-client proof
One CrownTV installation playbook runs across retail flagships, multi-store chains, corporate showrooms, and storefront menu boards. Same commercial hardware standard, same dashboard, same install crew network. The content changes; the system doesn't.
Retail
115+ stores plus a London flagship.
Up to six 55″ commercial displays per store: two 3,500-nit high-brightness window displays paired with four 4K interior screens. Synchronized brand creative, every store, every day.
Multi-location retail
150+ boutiques across the US and Canada — three-tier CMS permissions.
Commercial displays in mixed configurations: 3×3 video walls in flagship stores including Aventura Mall, 2×2 walls in boutiques, single portrait and landscape installs elsewhere. IT runs the system, marketing schedules, store managers customize locally.
Corporate
Showrooms and corporate environments.
Lobby screens, breakroom displays, and showroom signage in a Herman Miller corporate environment. Same commercial hardware standard, same dashboard, same install crew that runs the retail rollouts.
Restaurants & wellness
Storefront menu boards on every visit.
Commercial digital menu boards driving day-parted creative across Pressed Juicery storefronts. The same dashboard scheduling that runs L'Occitane and Janie and Jack — it scales down to a single café, up to a 500-store chain.
See all CrownTV customer work — Victoria's Secret, L'Occitane, Bonobos, Mazda, Cole Haan, TravisMathew, CBD Kratom, Pressed Juicery, Janie and Jack, and more.
"We've had an excellent and friendly experience working with CrownTV and are very happy with the outcome."
If you're comparing vendors
Yodeck and OptiSigns are software-only — strong free tiers, fast self-serve onboarding, no install crew, no managed services. CrownTV is the bundled alternative when you need hardware, install, content, and a single project manager too. Honest side-by-side reads on the dedicated compare pages:
Side-by-side
When the software-only flagship is the comparison set — pricing, install, hardware, multi-location PMO.
Side-by-side
Self-serve software vs turnkey delivery. Where each one fits, in operator's terms.
Other named comparisons live on the full compare hub — Raydiant, ScreenCloud, Mvix, Spectrio, BrightSign, Scala, NoviSign, Appspace, Screenly.
Choosing a vendor
Most digital signage companies sell you one slice — software, or hardware, or an install crew — and leave you to general-contract the other three. The few worth hiring own the whole stack and stand behind it after the screens go up. Here's the checklist we'd hand any buyer evaluating a digital signage company, CrownTV included.
01
Hardware, software, installation, and managed service from one accountable vendor — not a software license that leaves you sourcing panels, hiring installers, and integrating four suppliers yourself.
CrownTV: one contract, one project manager, one invoice.
02
Real commercial-grade panels with a manufacturer warranty — not consumer TVs that void coverage the day they're mounted in a storefront and burn out on a retail duty cycle.
CrownTV: Samsung Authorized Reseller, 16/7–24/7-rated displays.
03
A national install network the company actually manages — not a software vendor sub-contracting your rollout to whichever local handyman bids cheapest in each market.
CrownTV: managed crews nationwide, one install standard.
04
Proof they've run rollouts at your scale, not a pilot shop learning on your dime. Ask for references at the store count you're actually planning.
CrownTV: 10,000+ live screens, 1,800+ operators, 13 years.
05
A platform the company builds and supports in-house, so you're not exposed to a third-party tool they resell and can be cut off from mid-contract.
CrownTV: the CrownTV Dashboard, built and run in-house.
06
Logos you can check and references you can call — not stock photos and a vague 'trusted by enterprise clients.' Recognizable brands mean the work survived real procurement scrutiny.
CrownTV: L'Occitane, Victoria's Secret, Herman Miller, Janie and Jack.
That's the bar. CrownTV has cleared it for 1,800+ operators since 2012 — from single-store pilots to 500-location chains. Drawing up a shortlist of digital signage companies? Put us on it and get a scoped quote in four hours.
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Keep reading
Three deeper reads from the CrownTV operating team — what real-world signage costs, the ROI math behind multi-location rollouts, and a starter walk-through for first-time buyers.
Pricing breakdown
Per-screen budgets and multi-site math — display, player, software, install, content, and ongoing service.
ROI math
From operators running 16,000+ screens — the four ROI levers, and the ones marketers oversell.
Getting started
A short field guide for first-time buyers. What to spec, what to skip, and what most projects get wrong in month one.
Browse the rest of the platform
Up one level: CrownTV's digital signage platform. Sister hubs: all services, the full hardware catalog, solutions by industry and use case, per-screen pricing, the customer roster, and the operator team behind it. Also worth a read: commercial digital signage — what makes it commercial and our 11 implementation practices that keep networks live.
By the metro
Same install crew network, same dashboard, same 4-hour quote — pick your metro for local context.
Southeast hub for chain rollouts — GA, TN, AL, NC, SC, FL.
Cambridge-corridor campuses + Back-Bay corporate, year-round-rated.
Midwest rollouts, winter-rated panels, one project manager.
DFW chain rollouts — standardized kits, single project manager.
Mile-High UV-rated signage + Mountain-region rollouts.
Energy-corridor scale + chain-rollout discipline.
Strip-grade video walls + convention-center wayfinding at scale.
Coast-to-canyon installs, scoped before you sign.
Salt-air, sun-load, oceanfront-rated installs across South Florida.
Digital signage installation across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island.
Center-City signage + multi-state Mid-Atlantic rollouts.
Heat-rated outdoor + sun-readable retail across the Valley.
Bay-Area campus signage that ships before your next OKR cycle.
Rain-rated outdoor + corporate-campus signage from Bellevue to Tacoma.
Federal-aware deployments + DMV corporate, Section-508 baseline.
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