Change a price in one store or a hundred — before the customer reaches the counter.

Yes. That is the core of the platform. You log in once, change a price or a promo, choose which stores it applies to — one store, a region, or all of them — and publish. Every selected screen updates within seconds. You never have to call a store manager to swap a poster again.

Each screen runs from a media player that caches its content locally, so if the connection drops the screens keep playing the last published schedule — they do not go black or show an error. When power is restored, the players boot straight back into your content automatically, with no staff interaction and no remote to find. The moment the connection returns, any changes you published in the meantime sync down.

Only if you want to. You can upload your own artwork and videos directly — including the promo assets your fuel brand or vendors already send you — and drop them straight onto any screen. If you would rather hand it off, our in-house design team builds branded templates for your menus, promos, and price displays so everything looks consistent across every store and every screen.

We schedule around your traffic, typically installing during slower hours or overnight. Mounting, cabling, and network setup for a standard screen cluster is usually completed in a single visit, without shutting down the register, the kitchen, or the forecourt.

Yes — this is day-parting, and it runs automatically on a schedule you set once. Breakfast menus switch to lunch on their own, late-night promos appear after a set hour, and seasonal campaigns start and stop on the dates you choose. No one has to be in the store to make it happen.

We pre-configure the media players before they ship, already assigned to your account and your brand templates. On site, the screens are mounted and plugged in, and they pull down your content automatically on first boot. A new location inherits your existing menus and pricing groups immediately rather than being built from scratch.

Sometimes, and we will tell you honestly after we look. Consumer TVs are built for a few hours of use a day and tend to fail early in a store that runs 16 or more hours, especially in bright forecourt light. Where an existing screen is appropriate and healthy, we will use it. Where it is likely to fail on you, we will say so rather than install something we expect to replace.

Yes. Stores can be grouped however your business actually works — by brand, by region, by owner, or by format — and you can publish to any group in one action. Each location can still carry its own local pricing and promos where it needs to.