Digital signage / Hotels and resorts
Your guest just checked in. The spa has three open slots and they don't know it.
Screens in the lobby, elevators, and restaurant sell what guests would buy if they knew about it: spa time, dinner, late checkout, and local tours.
higher purchase rate for products featured on in-store screens.
Journal of Marketing field study, 30 million shopperssales lift restaurant operators report from digital menu boards.
Networld Media Groupincrease in average order value from digital menu boards.
Forrester Total Economic Impact studymore views than static signs in the same spot.
Intel and Arbitron, as reported by industry sourcesGuests don't read the folder in the room.
Schedule breakfast, spa, and happy hour once. The screens run them every day.
Breakfast in the morning, the spa after check-in, the bar at night. The schedule runs every property on its own.
What your staff stops doing
- Printing meeting room signs every morning
- Answering breakfast and pool hours at the desk all day
- Reprinting the restaurant menu for every change
- Updating tent cards in every elevator
- Sending a runner to swap event signs between sessions
What screens do for each person at the property
What hotels and resorts put on their screens
Start with these. Your free mockup includes a set built for your business.
- Breakfast hours and menu
- Spa openings today
- Dinner and bar specials
- Meeting and event schedules
- Local attractions and tours
- Weather and airport shuttle times
- Late checkout offers
- Loyalty program sign-ups
- Pool and fitness hours
- Welcome messages for groups
If you can post on Facebook, you can run your screens.
No designer, no IT ticket, no one driving store to store with a USB stick. Your team updates every screen from a phone or laptop.
Start from a template built for your business
Thousands of professionally designed templates for menus, calendars, promos, and notices. Add your logo and colors once.
Describe it and get a design
Mandoe's AI design tool builds a finished slide from a short description. Edit anything with drag and drop.
Set the schedule once
Play content by time, day, date, or location. Morning content goes up and comes down on its own.
Update every location at once
Tag screens by store, region, or zone. Change one screen or all of them in a few clicks.
Show more than slides
Video, social feeds, web pages, and news tickers, split into zones on the same screen.
See what played
Playback reports show when each piece ran, so you can line it up with your sales.
What you're doing now, next to screens you manage from your phone.
Most businesses run on printed signs, or a TV someone updates with a USB stick. Here's the difference.
| Printed signs | TV with a USB stick | Managed digital signage | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Changing a message | Design, print, ship, and post | Someone walks to every TV | A few clicks from your phone |
| Updating 10 locations | Days to weeks | A day of driving | Under a minute |
| Changes by time of day | No | No | Yes, on a schedule |
| Motion and video | No | Yes | Yes |
| Same brand at every site | Up to each manager | Up to each manager | One dashboard for all |
| Proof of what played | No | No | Playback reports |
What screens return for your business
Enter your locations and sales. Every assumption is visible and editable.
Estimates, not guarantees. Results depend on your content, placement, and execution. Screen cost uses $40 per screen per month. Volume pricing lowers that as you add screens and locations. How we calculate.
From first call to live screens
You see your own location on screen before you decide anything.
See your mockup
A 15 minute call. We show your location on screen with your brand and your content.
Install it yourself, or let us
Already have TVs? Many clients install it themselves. Plug a small media player into the back of each TV, connect it to Wi-Fi, and you're live. Need us to install? No problem. We handle the TVs, mounts, cabling, and network.
Run it from your phone
Your team updates content in minutes. We're a phone call away when you need help.
Screens for other industries
Each industry has its own page with the problems, the screens, and the math for that business.
What owners ask first
Get your free mockup
We'll put your location on screen and walk you through the numbers.
- A mockup of your locationYour brand and content on real screen layouts.
- A 15 minute demoYour numbers, your screens, your questions.
- The 7 page signage playbookWhere to put screens, what to show, and how often to change it, written for your industry.
How we calculate
Here's where the defaults come from.
Restaurants. Operators and vendors surveyed by Networld Media Group report a 3 to 5% sales lift from digital menu boards. A Forrester Total Economic Impact study found a 2.5% increase in average order value. We default to 2.5%.
Retail, grocery, pharmacies, and dispensaries. A four-year field study in the Journal of Marketing (Herhausen, de Jong, and Grewal) tracked 237 campaigns and 30 million shoppers and found screens raised purchase likelihood for featured products by 8.1%. Only a slice of your sales gets featured, so we default to 0.5 to 1.5% of total sales.
Every other revenue industry. Published studies are thin, so we use conservative estimates between 0.5% and 2%. Treat these as a starting point and change them to match your business.
Schools, hospitals, manufacturing, and offices. We count savings only: staff hours no longer spent printing, posting, and updating notices, plus printing you stop paying for.
Cost. $40 per screen per month on a 3 year term, with content software included. Volume pricing lowers the per-screen cost for larger rollouts and multi-location groups. TVs and installation are quoted separately.