Rate board, teller line, window, drive-up. We survey it, supply it, hang it and run it. One company.
What is bank digital signage?
Commercial screens in a branch, each on its own media player, all run from one content platform: a rate board in the lobby, now-serving and product screens at the teller line, explainers in the offices, and sometimes a window or drive-up screen. Most vendors sell one layer of that. CrownTV does all of it, branch by branch.
Our survey sketch of a typical branch. Five spots, five jobs. Most branches use three or four. Tap a spot on the plan.
55" portrait · 3,000 nits
On the screen
Hours and this month's offer, for people walking past.
Floor stand or ceiling mount behind the glass. Never on the window itself.
What we handle
From $3,950 per window, installed Window displays →
55" landscape · 500 nits
On the screen
Your rate table. APY after every rate, the fees-and-terms line, an as-of time.
Behind the teller line, centre 65–72″ off the floor. Higher than that, we tilt it 5–10° down.
What we handle
From $3,450 installed Test a rate board →
43" landscape · over the queue
On the screen
Now-serving numbers from your queue system, plus product messages. People stand still here for a few minutes.
On the wall the line faces. It shows the queue; your queue system runs it.
What we handle
From $3,150 installed
43" landscape · seated viewers
On the screen
Loan and account explainers, community news, sponsorships.
Lower than the rate board, because people are sitting down.
What we handle
From $3,150 installed
Outdoor-rated · optional
On the screen
Offers and hours for the lane, before the teller window.
On a pedestal in the lane, facing the cars. Size and brightness are set on the survey.
What we handle
Quoted per site, after the survey
A bank lobby display that shows a rate is a regulated sign. Two lines decide it. Flip the switches and watch the checklist.
Contact an employee about fees and terms.
Sample board · X.XX% values are placeholders
Both Reg DD lines are on this board. Send it to compliance.
This is a teaching tool, not legal advice. Your compliance officer signs off the final wording before anything goes live.
Seven stages from the first visit to the next branch. Most banking digital signage vendors sell one of them.
01
We walk each branch, or work from photos. The survey decides the kit.
Not offered. Your facilities team measures every wall.
02
Samsung commercial display, 3-year commercial warranty, labelled with the branch code.
You buy the screens and check they are commercial-rated.
03
Wall type, height and tilt checked. Window screens stand behind the glass, never on it.
You pick mounts and match them to each wall.
04
Licensed, insured technicians on clustered routes. GPS check-in on arrival.
You hire and schedule installers, branch by branch.
05
Player set up in our Dashboard before it ships. Software, plus content design on request.
Software, yes. The player is often yours to buy and set up.
06
Offline alerts, a reply within 2 business hours, 48-hour media-player swaps.
Alerts, but nobody to send to the branch.
07
Pilot first, then regional waves. Photo close-out on every branch.
You coordinate each branch yourself.
One invoice, one contact. "Software-only vendor" is a general category; individual vendors vary. Comparing named providers? Read our shortlist of the best digital signage for banks and credit unions.
Pilot the hardest branches, freeze the spec, then go region by region. On 20+ branches, the pilot is 5–10 of them.
One code per branch
SiteTX-07
Same code on all six. Anyone can find any branch's kit, photos or invoice in seconds.
A working screen with a free HDMI input gets a media player only. Anything else gets a new commercial display package.
Provisioned in our Dashboard before install day, then shipped per branch under its code.
Branches grouped by drive time, GPS check-in on arrival. Outlets are your side: no outlet, no booking.
Before and after photos, serial numbers, a network check. Content is playing before the tech leaves.
It is the playbook we run for Upperline Health's clinics: pilot first, then state-by-state waves. More in our rollout checklist. Already own the screens and just need crews? See the installation partner program.
One number per screen: display, mount, player, install and year one of the software.
Window screen (Samsung OM55B 3,000-nit storefront package): from $3,950 per window. Drive-up screens are quoted after the survey. Full ladder on our pricing page.
Example branch
4 screens, installed$12,900
Software from year two: $80/month for the branch. List prices; multi-branch programs are quoted with volume pricing.
In every screen price
Typically installed within 5–7 business days of the paid invoice; sooner is available on request. A power outlet is required at each display location; we handle the clean connection, not high-voltage electrical work. Samsung 3-year commercial warranty on all displays. Software after year one: $20/screen/month.
Illustration Shortlist Best digital signage for banks & credit unions 
Drawing Guide Scrolling ticker displays, and the bank lobby ticker board 
Drawing Compliance Bank signage compliance: what must stay printed 
Drawing Teller line Bank queue screens over the teller line 
Illustration Product Ticker displays, installed 
Drawing Checklist Rollout checklist: pilot, waves, sign-off 
Drawing Guide What our crew checks on a site survey We'll mark where each screen goes and price every branch, installed.
Frequently asked
Tell us how many branches and where the screens should go. We reply within 2 business hours.
No commitment. No hard sell.
