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After you publish, each screen reports sending → downloading → on screen. No more walking over to check the lobby TV.
Digital signage for small businesses
Put menus, announcements and photos on the TVs around your business — from your phone or computer. Then see the moment each screen actually has your update.
$6 per screen per month after that. No card needed to try it.
On a streaming stick or the TV’s browser, go to app.signblink.com/play. A short pairing code appears.
Enter it in your dashboard (or scan the QR code with your phone). The screen stays connected from then on — even after power cuts.
Pick a template, upload photos, videos or PDFs, or use Quick Post. Publish, and watch each screen confirm it.
After you publish, each screen reports sending → downloading → on screen. No more walking over to check the lobby TV.
Screens save everything they need. If the Wi‑Fi drops or the TV restarts, your content keeps showing — never a blank screen.
Templates size their text to fit any TV, and warn you when something is too small, too wordy or too low‑contrast to read.
A message or photo that removes itself tonight, at the end of the week, or on a date you choose.
Breakfast menu until 11, lunch after. Holiday hours for one week. Each screen follows its own time zone and daylight saving.
Drop in files straight from your phone or a Canva export. Videos are converted for smooth playback automatically.
Invite staff with limited permissions. Optionally run your dashboard on your own address, like signage.yourbusiness.com.
The player runs in a web browser. We recommend an inexpensive Fire TV or Google TV stick with a kiosk browser app for always‑on screens.
Every feature is included. Add or remove screens whenever you like — you’ll see the exact prorated amount before you confirm.
or $60 per screen / year
Anything that can open a web page full screen. For screens that should turn on and play by themselves every day, we recommend a streaming stick (Fire TV or Google TV) with a kiosk browser app, a small mini PC, or a Raspberry Pi. A smart TV’s built‑in browser works for trying it out.
Screens keep playing what they last received, including after a restart. When the connection returns they catch up on their own.
Yes. Each screen shows when it last checked in, which update it has, and what it’s playing right now. A web browser can’t tell whether the TV panel itself is switched on, so we show what the player can actually confirm.
No. Try it with one screen for 14 days. Add a card only if you decide to keep going.
Yes, from your billing settings. Your content is kept, and your screens show a neutral standby card instead of your content until you resubscribe.