DIGITAL SIGNAGE FOR RETAIL
Promotions and pricing, live across every store
Run promotions, pricing, and in-store campaigns across every location from one dashboard, without visiting a single store.
- $12/display/mo
- Professional plan, all features
- 6
- Platforms from one CMS
- 2
- Licence models: own it or subscribe
- 14-day
- Free trial, no credit card
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Digital signage for retail, in plain terms.
Digital signage for retail is the set of screens a store runs to show promotions, pricing, product information, and brand content, all fed from one content management system instead of printed posters and per-store USB sticks. LiveSign is that CMS.
You build the layout once, schedule it, and every screen on the network picks up the change on its next check-in. The point of running it centrally is speed and consistency: a price change or a new campaign reaches 3 stores or 300 in the same few minutes, with no site visit and no print run. Head office controls the brand template, while store or region managers get a scoped login to swap in local offers without touching anything else.
LiveSign runs on the screens most retailers already own. It plays natively on Samsung Tizen and LG webOS commercial displays with no separate player box, and on Android, Windows, Linux, and BrightSign players for everything else, so a mixed estate built up over several refresh cycles is not a reason to delay.
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THE BRIEF
The problems you actually have, and what Live does about them.
No feature list. Four situations retail teams hit, and the part of Live CMS that answers each one.
THE PROBLEM
Promotional pricing and campaigns need to change frequently, across many stores at once.
HOW LIVE HELPS
Schedule one-off, repeat, or campaign-based content changes centrally in Live CMS and push them network-wide instantly.
THE PROBLEM
Stores often run a mix of screen types picked up over several refresh cycles.
HOW LIVE HELPS
Live runs natively on Samsung Tizen and LG webOS displays, plus Android, Windows, Linux, and BrightSign players, so a mixed-hardware retail estate isn't a blocker.
THE PROBLEM
Head office needs to see whether in-store screens are actually online and playing content correctly.
HOW LIVE HELPS
Display Admin gives real-time monitoring with diagnostic and proof-of-play data per screen.
THE PROBLEM
Store managers should be able to adjust local content without needing head office IT for every change.
HOW LIVE HELPS
Group displays by store, and control exactly which CMS features each user or group can access.
WHERE IT RUNS
The screens retail teams actually put up, and what goes on them.
Six places a screen earns its keep, and the content that belongs on each one.
Entrance and window screens
The current campaign, seasonal offers, and new arrivals, scheduled to change by date so the window is never a week behind the catalogue.
Aisle and category displays
Product information, comparison content, and category promotions placed next to the shelf they refer to, grouped so a range update hits every relevant screen at once.
Checkout and queue
Add-on offers, loyalty sign-up prompts, and payment or returns information for the few minutes a customer is standing still.
Price and promotion boards
Live pricing that changes on a schedule for a sale start or end, with no printed shelf-edge reprint and no risk of a promo running a day long.
Click-and-collect counter
Order-ready status, collection instructions, and wait-time messaging on a screen dedicated to the pickup point.
Staff-facing back of house
Shift targets, safety notices, and internal announcements on a screen in the stock room or break area, on the same CMS and the same login structure.
HARDWARE
Runs on the screens you already have.
Most retail estates are a mix. LiveSign plays natively on the Samsung and LG commercial panels already mounted in newer stores, and takes a small Android or BrightSign player where the screen is a consumer TV or an older display. One CMS drives all of them.
Samsung TizenRuns on the panel itself. No player box behind the screen, nothing extra to mount or power in a shop fit.
LG webOSSame again for LG commercial displays, the other panel most newer stores are specified with.- AndroidThe low-cost option for older screens and consumer TVs carried over from a previous refresh.
LICENSING
A subscription that scales with the estate, or a licence you buy once.
Retail rollouts grow store by store. The Professional plan is $12 per display per month with every feature included, so adding screens is predictable. For a large fixed estate, the perpetual licence lets you own the software outright and self-host the CMS instead of paying a recurring per-screen fee indefinitely. Both models get the same product.
Digital signage for retail: common questions
How fast does a price or promotion change reach every store?
As fast as the displays check in with the CMS, which is frequent and configurable. In practice a scheduled change is live across the whole network within minutes of you publishing it, with no site visit.
Can individual stores run their own local offers?
Yes. Group displays by store or region and give local managers a login scoped to just their screens and just the features they need. Head office keeps control of the brand template and the rest of the network.
Do we have to replace our existing screens?
No. LiveSign runs natively on Samsung Tizen and LG webOS commercial displays with no extra hardware, and on Android, Windows, Linux, or BrightSign players for any other screen, including consumer TVs. A mixed estate is normal.
How do we know a screen is actually online and playing the right content?
Display Admin shows every display in real time with diagnostic and proof-of-play data per screen, so head office can see what played where without calling the store.
What does it cost for a multi-store retailer?
The Professional plan is $12 per display per month with all features. Business and Enterprise pricing for larger estates, including self-hosted deployments, is quoted per rollout. Talk to sales with your screen count for a figure.
Is there a trial?
Yes. The free trial runs for 14 days with a choice of two players and no credit card required.
Want this in writing? Download the Retail brochure (PDF).
READY WHEN YOU ARE
Ready to bring digital signage to your retail locations?
Talk to sales, start a free trial, or explore the reseller programme.
14-day free trial · no credit card · perpetual licence or SaaS, your call