Pricing that ships installed.

Per-screen, all-in. Indoor commercial displays from 32–98 inches run $3,200 to $19,600 per screen — that's the panel, mount, media player, professional install, on-site training, network setup, and the first year of our Dashboard software in one number. High-brightness storefront window displays from 46–75 inches run $3,850 to $14,000 per screen with the same all-in scope. Multi-store rollouts get volume pricing, and we'll match any signed competitive quote on comparable scope.

Twenty dollars per screen per month, annual billing, when you bring compatible commercial displays or run our Dashboard on a CrownTV media player you already own. That covers the cloud CMS, scheduling, content templates, multi-tier permissions, real-time monitoring, and fleet-wide updates. Most operators pick the turnkey bundle (one number, all ten line items) but software-only is fully supported and used by clients with existing fleets.

Every package covers ten line items in one number: the commercial display, the mount, our media player, professional installation by licensed and insured technicians, on-site training, white-glove delivery, post-install cleanup, clean electrical extension to the nearest outlet, network setup on every device, full system testing, and the first year of our Dashboard software. Nothing surfaces later as a change order. No platform fee. No mystery margin.

Most digital menu boards run on a 43-inch or 55-inch indoor commercial display, which lands $3,400–$4,300 per screen all-in. A four-screen QSR menu setup is typically $14,000–$17,000 turnkey, synchronized via one media player and an HDMI splitter. Drive-thru or window-facing menus on a 46-inch sun-readable display run $3,850–$4,200 per screen because the kit needs 2,500-plus nits to fight glare.

Video walls scale with size and configuration. A 2×2 video wall built from four 55-inch panels runs roughly $16,000–$17,200 all-in. A 3×3 from nine panels is $36,000–$38,700. Hybrid flagship configurations (98-inch + 85-inch panels in a single canvas — the Victoria's Secret Fifth Avenue spec) range $40,000–$120,000 depending on layout, structural mounting, and content production scope. Every video-wall quote is bespoke.

Yes. Rollouts of 5-plus locations qualify for volume pricing — typically 8–15 percent off the per-screen list, depending on rollout size and timeline. L'Occitane runs us across 150-plus stores on volume terms; CBD Kratom shipped 55-plus stores in under 10 days using a standardized high-brightness storefront kit. Multi-store quotes are bundled per location and phased against your construction calendar.

Three reasons. (1) Commercial-grade panels are rated for 16/7 or 24/7 duty cycles with anti-burn-in technology and a commercial manufacturer warranty — consumer TVs are rated for 6–8 hours and start failing in 12–18 months under always-on signage duty. (2) The all-in number includes professional install with a licensed crew, content QA on first power-up, and network commissioning — none of which a stick gives you. (3) Year-one software is included; with the DIY approach you assemble a CMS subscription, mounts, cables, electrical, training, and a content workflow on your own time. The price difference is the difference between parts and a working system.

Year-two-plus is per-location flat-rate managed services, scoped to your fleet. That covers content scheduling on your behalf if marketing is short-staffed, quarterly preventative checks (hardware, network, software, content audit), 24/7 device monitoring, and a 48-hour replacement-player ship-out for any failed device. Software renewal is the same $20 per screen per month, held flat for the installed base since 2022. See /services/managed/ for the full package.