Your screens are on all day. Only part of that day is yours.
A shop window, a lobby, a waiting room: the screen is lit from open to close, and most of that time it loops filler. WeDisplay lets the owner offer the quiet hours to advertisers who want a real place instead of a feed, keeps the owner in control of what plays and when, and hands both sides a record of what actually ran.
For the owner with quiet hours, and the advertiser who wants a real place.
You run the screens
You already pay for the wall, the TV and the window people walk past. Decide which hours you are willing to sell and at which sites. Everything else stays yours: your menu, your offers, your brand, back on screen the minute a campaign ends.
You have something to say locally
Your next customer is standing in a queue, sitting in a waiting room, walking past a window. A campaign runs on screens that businesses already run for their own signage, in the hours and places you choose, with a report you can open whenever you like.
The scheduling you already use, with a name on every slot.
Day-parts and date ranges
A campaign plays in the hours and dates you set, and rotating playlists bring the owner's own content back in between. Nothing plays that the owner did not approve.
Advertisers and campaigns
Each advertiser is recorded with their campaigns and the media, playlists or layouts that belong to them, in the same dashboard that runs the screens.
A report per advertiser
The play report filters to one advertiser or one campaign: their airtime by time of day, per screen, their top content, exported as PDF or CSV.
Access without a login
Share a link and the advertiser opens their own report whenever they like: airtime, screens, top content, a PDF, and the itemized as-run log as CSV. No account needed, and the link expires after the period you choose.
Proof of what ran
What played, on which screen, when and for how long, every airing listed. A record, not an estimate, and never a claim about who was looking.
Sold slots survive the Wi-Fi
Every screen keeps a local copy and keeps playing through an outage, then catches up on its own. A sold slot does not disappear with the connection.
The marketplace comes with the plans that include it. Both sides are set up by conversation: no self-serve booking, no published slot prices.
Guides from the team that builds it.
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Screens to fill, or a campaign to place?
Own the screens? Tell us how many, where people see them and when they sit idle. Want to reach people in real places? Tell us who, where and in which hours.
A person replies within a day. Screen owners always keep control of what plays and when.