Your screens already run — your own software, your own content, your own customers. List them with us. When one is booked the ad arrives as a finished file plus a time window, and you play it like everything else.
Not exclusive.
Your clients stay your clients. Your content keeps running. You release a few slots — and take them back whenever you want.
Part of the time is sold. You load the file once, the rest of your loop stays exactly as it was.
Most operators run a loop with fixed slots. Release a few of them — nobody notices the rest.
33 % of your air time becomes bookable. 67 % stays yours.
You cannot release more than half your loop here — we fill gaps, we do not take over the screen. If you want to give up more, talk to us first.
The spread across the 5 screens running on operator CMS today — real prices from our system, not a worked example. Yours depends on location and reach.
No portal you have to check daily. Something happens when someone books — otherwise nothing does.
The moment someone books your screen you get the order: file, dates, time window, air-time share. By email and in your dashboard.
In your own CMS. We do not tell you how — only when and how often. The file downloads straight from the order.
No retainer, no base fee, no minimum. What gets booked on your screen is split — your share is agreed when you join and shown in your dashboard.
Only then do we settle. Not per play, not in advance.
The window for complaints, proof requests and refunds. After that the payout is due.
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Viral DOOH Media GmbH · Runs four screens in Vienna through its own CMSWe do not hook into your system. You get a video file or an image plus a time window — every CMS on earth understands that.
Sklera, Samsung MagicINFO, easescreen, BrightSign, Yodeck, homegrown. We do not ask, because it does not matter.
Standard formats at your screen’s resolution. No plug-in, no exotic codec, no converter.
A screen inside your CMS is not connected to our system. That has consequences — and they belong here, not in the small print.
We count no plays on this screen, because we cannot read along. The advertiser sees estimated reach and your confirmation date — and we tell them that before they buy.
On connected screens an ad is live in minutes. On yours it takes up to 24 hours, because a person has to act. That is priced in and expectations are set.
No appointment, no quote, no callback. You do it yourself, and after every step you can see where you stand.
Email or Google, then your company name. After that you are a partner — nobody has to unlock you.
First step when adding the screen — you pick "own CMS" instead of pairing a device.
A slot loop with slot counts, or an air-time share in percent, plus your opening hours. And the addendum.
No. You get a file and a time window and load both the way you load any other content. There is no plug-in, no interface and no access from us into your system.
No. You can offer the same screen through other resellers in parallel and your direct business runs on unchanged. We only fill what is free.
Sign up, describe the screen, done. From then on you get bookings instead of sales calls.
Free to list, a few minutes. No sales call, no minimum, nothing rebuilt in your setup.
RunningOne click on "Played". The date becomes the advertiser’s proof. Five days after the campaign ends the money is due.
We write the credit note, you write no invoice. Reverse charge where it applies.
Via Stripe or bank transfer — whichever you set up in the dashboard.
No payout fee, no minimum amount. What is due goes out.
No inbound connection, no VPN, no firewall rule, no port. We do not get in — and we do not want to.
You get the booking at least a day ahead. Enough time to fold it into your normal round.
No CMS, but a screen? Then our player is the easier road. Go to the partner page
If an advertiser complains, we ask you for the play log from your CMS. Seven days to answer, seven more as grace. So: keep your logs for 30 days.
All of it sits in the Operator CMS addendum you accept when you add the screen. It is two pages long and we do not hide it. Read the addendum
| Automatic, without you |
| Lead time | 24 hours | Minutes |
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| Reporting | Your confirmation with a date | Measured plays, each one logged |
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| Market price | Lower without measurement | Full price |
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| Work per booking | Load once, click once | None |
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| Cost to you | None | None (own screen) |
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| Exclusivity | None | None |
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You can switch at any time — and mix the two, screen by screen. Switching costs nothing and changes nothing about your agreement.
Then we look it over once and set the price. From release on, your screen is bookable.
Free, non-binding, cancel any time. As long as nobody books, nothing happens — and nothing costs.
Then the operator-CMS road is the clumsier one. With our player the screen plays the booked ad on its own, counts every play, and you click nothing at all.
Nothing. No setup, no monthly fee, no payout fee. We only earn when something is booked on your screen.
A share of your screen’s net ad revenue. The size depends on how much air time you release and is agreed when you join. It is then visible in your dashboard and on every credit note.
Our moderation first, then you. You block industries up front in the dashboard — direct competitors are blocked automatically — and you can reject individual creatives. A rejected creative does not run, no questions asked.
Because your screen is not connected to our system. We cannot see what your CMS does, and we do not invent numbers. Instead of measured plays the advertiser gets estimated reach and your dated confirmation — and they learn that before buying, not after.
Tell us. We extend or refund the advertiser — that is our problem, not yours. It only gets serious if you confirm a playout that never happened: then you are liable for it.
If an advertiser doubts a playout, we ask you for the play log from your CMS — the export every system can produce. You have seven days, then seven more as grace. Hence the ask to keep logs for 30 days.
Yes, screen by screen and at any time. From then on the screen counts live, the lead time disappears and you click nothing. Switching costs nothing.
Remove the screen in the dashboard. You finish running bookings, new ones stop. No notice period, no penalty.