What digital signage costs
The three separate costs in any digital signage project - hardware, platform licensing and content management - and what actually drives each of them.
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Digital Signage Guides
What we would tell you in a first meeting, written down and free. None of it is gated and none of it needs your email address.
Guides
What we would tell you in a first meeting
None of these is gated and none asks for your email address. Two of them are actively inconvenient for us to publish, which is rather the point.
Why these are not gated
A guide behind an email form is an advertisement with a reading fee. These are what we would tell you in a first meeting, and two of them are actively inconvenient for us to publish: one gives away how screen projects are priced, and one hands you eleven questions to ask us that we do not always enjoy answering.
We publish them because the customers who arrive already knowing this are better customers. They ask harder questions, they scope more realistically, and they are far less likely to be disappointed by something that was always going to be true.
Where to start, depending on where you are
Questions people actually ask
Can we use these internally to build a business case?
Please do. Quote them, forward them, put them in a board paper. If it is useful to have something on letterhead for an approval process, ask and we will put the relevant sections into a document for you without turning it into a proposal.
Will you write about our specific situation?
If a question comes up often enough it becomes a guide, so tell us what you could not find an answer to. Several of these exist because somebody asked the same thing three times in a month.
Start a project
Tell us about the space. We will tell you what belongs in it.
A first conversation costs you nothing and usually takes twenty minutes. Bring a photo of the wall and a rough idea of what you want it to do.
- A written specification you can price against anyone
- The platform we would run, named before you sign
- Hardware and content costed separately, so you can see both
- No obligation, and no pressure to buy screens you do not need