Pricing
Subscriptions have a public price. Consultancy and projects are quoted per brief, because a corner screen and a stadium ribbon are different jobs.
TRY prices follow the dollar (rate of 27 Oct 2026). A quote is valid for 15 days.
Loop library
Free shelf
Free per location
- 6 loops: 3 pharmacy crosses, 3 rectangle loops
- One seasonal refresh a year
- Downloadable
Get the free shelf
Solo
$29 per location / month
- 1 location, up to 3 screens
- 10 downloads a month
- Full catalogue and seasonal packs
Subscribe
Plus
$59 per location / month
- 1 location, up to 8 screens
- Unlimited downloads
- 4 loops a month tuned to your brand: palette and logo end card
- Operational set: opening hours, closed, on duty
Subscribe
Multi
$39 per location / month, 2 to 24 locations
- Everything in Plus, on one account
- A central playlist pack for all locations
- 25 locations or more: chain quote
Subscribe
Agency seat
$150 per month
- Use the library in client work for up to 10 locations
- White-label
- Each extra location: $12 a month
Subscribe
Campaign subscriptions
Campaign Lite
$650 per month
- 1 campaign a month: a 10 to 15 second hero loop
- Up to 3 ratios, 2 variations
- 1 revision round, 5 working days
Start this plan
Campaign Core
$1,450 per month
- 2 campaigns, or 1 campaign and 4 weekly drops
- Up to 5 ratios
- A calendar call every month, 2 revision rounds
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Campaign Network
$2,950 per month
- Up to 4 campaigns a month
- Multi-store rollout pack: naming, playlists, schedule
- Up to 8 ratios, 3-day priority, quarterly report
Start this plan
The small print
- Founding offer: the first 20 library customers get 30% off for as long as they stay.
- Annual prepay: pay ten months, get twelve.
- Campaign subscriptions run for at least three months.
- 25 library locations or more: ask for a chain price.
- Public and non-profit buyers: ask about project rates.
- Prices exclude VAT. Prices in Türkiye are in lira linked to the dollar; a quote is valid for 15 days.
Consultancy and projects
Tell us about your screens.
Three lines are enough to start: where the screen is, what its one job is, and when you need it.