Vertical 4K screens in Winnipeg businesses — a barbershop, a restaurant, a food store, a medical clinic, a co-working space, a Sunday congregation. Places where people sit still and have nothing else to read.
Every screen is somewhere people wait. That is the whole idea — a billboard gets two seconds of attention from a moving car; a waiting room gets twenty minutes.

A busy neighbourhood food store. Shorter visits, high frequency, the same faces every week.

Customers wait around thirty minutes for a cut, watching a screen at eye level the whole time.

A Sunday congregation in Transcona. The screen runs on service days, carrying a selected set of advertisers by arrangement.

A waiting room in Fort Richmond. Long, attentive dwell time and a captive, local audience.

A sit-down West African restaurant where a meal runs to an hour, and the screen is part of the room.

Our own office, where we run the network and demonstrate what a screen looks like in a room.

A co-working space full of Winnipeg business owners, at their desks for hours at a stretch.
No sales funnel. Message, call, or send a note and we will answer.