Screens and video walls on the TVs you already have
A TV with a built-in web browser can show your offers, menus or videos from a link, with no separate media player. Change what is on screen from your phone. Part of the Video Hub plan.
- Runs on a TV with a web browser
- Change the screen from your phone
- Videos, photos and offers
What do you need for digital signage?
Less than you'd think. Most modern TVs have a web browser built in, and that's enough. The TV opens a link to your screen, and it shows whatever you've put there: your menu, today's offer, a loop of your work, a welcome message in the lobby.
There's no separate media player box to buy, and no USB stick to swap every time something changes. You change what's on the screen from your phone, and the TV picks it up as long as it stays connected to the internet.
Screens work best where people wait or decide: the waiting room, the counter, the shop window, the queue at the café, the reception desk. A screen that shows the right offer at that moment sells without anyone saying a word.
You can also put a QR code on the screen, so people can take the offer, the menu or the booking page with them on their phone and act on it later.
Screens and video walls come with the Video Hub plan. They use the same photos and videos as your site, so you don't have to make everything twice.
Screens and video walls: in the Video Hub plan
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Your card, online
Digital Business Card
$99/ year
One page with your buttons, request forms and photos.
Not in this plan -
A full website about you
Business Showcase
$299/ year
More pages, a blog, a gallery, online booking and QR campaigns.
Not in this plan -
Starts here
App, payments, newsletters
Video Hub
$599/ year
Video tours and walls, your own app with push, payments and newsletters.
Included
What makes a screen worth looking at
A screen is a sign that moves. The same rules apply: short, big and clear.
Put it where people wait
Waiting rooms, counters and queues give people time to watch.
One message per slide
If it takes more than a few seconds to read, it's too much.
Big text, strong contrast
Read it from where people stand, not from where you're editing it.
Real photos and short videos
Your food, your work, your team. Stock images get ignored.
Prices people can see
Menus and offers with clear prices answer the first question.
A QR code for the next step
Book, order, subscribe or save the offer, from the screen to their phone.
Keep it fresh
Change it with the seasons or the day of the week, so regulars keep looking.
Check the connection
The TV needs to stay online to pick up your changes.
Screens in your place: the usual options
Most businesses either overpay for signage or don't change their screens at all.
Printed posters and menu boards
Good forA one-time cost that looks fine on day one.
Leaves outEvery price change or new offer means printing again.
A USB stick in the TV
Good forCheap and simple to start.
Leaves outSomeone has to make the slides, walk over and swap the stick every time.
Dedicated signage systems
Good forLarge chains with many screens.
Leaves outMedia player boxes, contracts and software made for a marketing department.
Leaving the TV on a TV channel
Good forSomething for people to watch while they wait.
Leaves outIt sells someone else's ads, not your services.
Your screen by link
Any TV with a browser shows your offers, menu or videos, and you change them from your phone.
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Questions about screens and video walls
Which TVs work?
Any TV or display with a built-in web browser that can open a link. Most smart TVs can. Tell us your model and we'll check it with you.
Do I need a media player box?
No, not when the TV can open the link itself. That's the point: no extra box, no USB stick.
How do I change what's on the screen?
From your phone, in the QRaway app. The TV shows the new version as long as it's connected to the internet.
What if the internet goes down?
The screen needs a connection to pick up changes. Put the TV on a stable network, the same way you would for a card terminal.
Can I have more than one screen?
Yes. Each screen shows whatever its link points to, so a window screen and a counter screen can show different things. Tell us how many you have when we set it up.
What's a video wall?
Your videos or photos playing on a screen, or several screens, as a moving display of your work, your products or your menu.
Can I show my menu on it?
Yes. Menus, price lists, today's specials and offers are the most common use, along with short videos of your food or your work.
Can people interact with the screen?
On a TV, the usual way is a QR code on the screen that opens your page on their phone. Touch screens at a counter are more like a kiosk, which we set up on request.
Do I have to make the slides?
We set up the first version with you from your photos and videos. After that you can change them from the app.
How much is it?
Screens and video walls come with the Video Hub at $599 a year. Tell us about your place and we'll walk you through how it would work.
See it on your own page before you pay.
Tell us what you do. Your free draft is ready in about 3 days.
- The draft is free
- Up to two rounds of changes
- From $99 a year, only if you say yes