Digital Signage For Retail Stores

The cost of a retail digital signage project depends on a few key variables: the type and size of displays, the brightness rating you need, the CMS you choose, and the number of locations you’re rolling out to. A single in-store promotional display sits at one end of the spectrum, while a multi-store window display network with high-brightness panels and a managed CMS sits at the other.

Rather than quote a flat figure, we scope each project around your specific retail space, your campaign goals, and your existing infrastructure. Get in touch, and we’ll put together a detailed quote covering hardware, install, CMS setup, and any ongoing support you need.

A typical single-store install runs over a few weeks from kick-off to go-live, covering consultation, hardware procurement, installation, CMS configuration, and content build. Multi-store rollouts take longer and are usually phased by region or store cluster to keep things manageable.

We work around your trading hours wherever possible, so the install itself rarely disrupts customer flow. For new fitouts, we coordinate with your shopfitter and head contractor to make sure cabling, mounting, and power are sorted before we arrive on site.

Each of our retail solutions is built for a different job.

Digital window displays attract foot traffic from the street. They’re typically high-brightness, single or dual-sided, and positioned to be seen by passers-by during the day.

Large LED screens and video walls work best as in-store hero moments, often near the entrance or at the back of the space, pulling customers deeper into the store.

Promotional displays sit at the point of sale or near specific product categories, where they influence the final purchase decision.

Outdoor digital signage is built for forecourts, awnings, and direct sunlight, with weatherproof housing and brightness ratings to match.

The right choice depends on what you want the screen to do, where it sits in the customer journey, and the conditions it has to handle. Our team can walk through your space with you and recommend the right mix.

You’ve got options here, depending on how much you want to manage in-house. Some clients run everything through their own marketing team using templates we set up at the start of the project. Others prefer us to handle content creation end-to-end, from creative concepts through to final video and motion graphics. Plenty of clients land somewhere in the middle, with us building the master templates and creative framework, and their team refreshing campaigns through the CMS as needed.

Whichever way you go, we set up the content workflow so you can keep your screens fresh without it becoming another full-time job.

Yes. Working with our CMS partners, including BrightSign, Navori, and Fusion Signage, your head office can push campaigns, schedule promotions, and update messaging across every screen in your network from a single dashboard. You can target specific stores, regions, or store types, schedule content to run at certain times, and roll changes back if something needs to be pulled.

This is one of the biggest shifts retailers notice when they move from printed POS to digital signage. Gone are the days of couriering posters to 50 stores and hoping the staff actually put them up the right way around.