Why there is no rate card
Price depends on which screens, which dates, and how much of the loop your message holds. A single published number would be too broad to be useful. Your quote traces back to the specific screens and dates you choose.
The prices we do publish are for guests and venues: a rental costs $2 per 30 minutes, capped at $12 per 24-hour day, and venues host at $0.
The loop and your share of it
Each station screen runs a repeating loop, and a placement is your slice of it. Ask how long the loop is, how long your message holds the screen, and how many other messages are in rotation. Your proposal should state all three.
Run length and season
A placement over a venue's busiest weekend is different from steady presence through a quiet month, and the proposal prices each accordingly. Busy seasons also bring more advertisers competing for the same loop.
Creative readiness
A file that already fits the screen moves straight to review. Artwork built for print or social often needs rework to read from a step away. If you need design help, say so in your inquiry.
What is not for sale
We do not sell impressions, targeting, or audience data. You buy presence in named venues for named dates.
What a proposal should include
A good proposal lists the venues and screens, the start and end dates, the loop length and your share of it, the message length, the creative specs, the price and payment terms, and what we will confirm after the run. If any of those are missing, ask. You should be able to compare two proposals line by line.
Get a specific answer
Send your business, the markets or venues you want, your dates, and whether your creative is ready. Start on the advertise page, and read the measurement page and the charging kiosk advertising guide for more.