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  • How it worksSign-up to first play in as little as 15 minutes.
  • PricingPay per verified play. See what a top-up buys.
  • Ad specsOne file, shaped to the screen you pick.

By industry

  • Restaurants & cafés
  • Fitness & wellness
  • Local retail
  • Real estate
  • Clinics & healthcare
  • Legal services

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  • Become a partner venueFree screen content. We set it up, you get a share.
  • How your share worksA share of your screen’s ad revenue, withdrawn whenever you like.
  • What we installOne small player on your TV. We set it up.

By venue type

  • Cafés & restaurants
  • Gyms & studios
  • Salons & barbershops
  • Laundromats
  • Lobbies & offices
  • Auto shops & car washes

Questions about setup?Visit the help center

For venues

Free screen content for your business.

We plug a small player into your TV, design your promos, and pay you a share when local ads run.

Become a partner venue
  • What is DOOH?Digital out-of-home, explained from the ground up.
  • DOOH by the numbersMarket size, favorability and response, sourced.
  • Why it worksUnskippable, on at the right hour, and counted.
  • DOOH vs. other adsStatic billboards and online, side by side.
  • GlossaryPlays, dayparts, loops and the rest, defined.

The explainer

What is DOOH?

73% of US adults view DOOH ads favorably, more than any other format measured. OAAA / The Harris Poll, 2024.

Read the explainer
  • About usWho we are and why we built Elaview.
  • CareersHelp put local businesses on screen.
  • ContactTalk to the team.
  • Help centerAnswers for advertisers and venues.
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Request a demo

See a launch, live.

For agencies and brands with several locations. We’ll walk you through it.

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For gyms, studios & wellness

Be the studio
they see
every day.

Put your gym, studio or practice on partner screens in the cafés, laundromats and lobbies around you. You pay per play, and a daily budget is paced across every hour they’re open.

Get early accessSee how pacing works

From $5 · every play logged

Halsey Wash & Fold · wall screen · $6 a day at $0.20 a play

Forge Strength Co.

First class
free.

4 min walk · 5th & Pine · open 5a–10p

Plays today

18/30

Paced 7a–10p

Why screens nearby

Directions get people moving.

In a 2024 survey of US adults, 30% had recently noticed a digital out-of-home ad pointing them to a business nearby. Half of them went, and nearly all of the ones who went bought something.1

  1. Set 01

    30%0%

    noticed a directional ad

    of US adults 18–64

  2. Set 02

    51%0%

    went to the business

    of those who noticed

  3. Set 03

    93%0%

    bought something

    of those who went

Pacing

Paced like a good class.

Set a daily budget and each screen spreads your plays evenly across the hours it’s open. You’re seen at 7am and at 7pm, not spent by 9.

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$2$15
Plays a day
30
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≈2.0
Never more than
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Halsey Wash & Fold is open 7a–10p, so your plays land in those 15 hours and nowhere else. When a day’s budget is used, the ad sits out until the venue opens again.

How it works

Four moves to your first play.

  1. 01

    PickChoose screens near you

    Browse partner screens on a map, one by one. Each shows the venue, its hours and its price per play.

  2. 02

    FundTop up from $5

    Plays are charged after they run, and never for more than your wallet holds.

  3. 03

    UploadOne image, one message

    JPG or PNG, shaped to the screen, up to 10 MB. It gets a content check and a review for each screen.

  4. 04

    PlayPaced through the day

    Your daily budget is spread across the venue’s open hours. Every play is logged with the time it ran.

Before you post the offer

Honest reps only.

A screen ad is still an ad, and results are easy to overstate. Keep it true, and make it readable from across a room.

Rules that come with you

  1. Showing a member’s results? Say what’s typical.2

    An ad that features someone’s results reads as what anyone can expect. If theirs aren’t typical, the FTC’s guides say the ad should make clear what people generally get.

  2. Promising an outcome? Be ready to back it up.

    “Lose 20 pounds in a month” is a claim, not a slogan. If you can’t show it’s true for the people you’re talking to, leave it out.

What reads on a screen

  • Make the offer the headline.

    “First class free” read from across a laundromat does more than a mission statement.

  • Say how close you are.

    “4 minutes’ walk, 5th & Pine” turns a glance into a plan. Directions are what people act on.

  • Show the room, not just the result.

    People join places they can picture themselves in: the class, the coach, the floor.

Elaview’s content check looks at what’s on the screen. It doesn’t review your ad against the rules of your profession. That part is yours. This is general information, not legal advice.

FAQ

Questions, answered straight.

Can my ad play on screens in other gyms?
Not if they’ve ruled it out. Every venue tells us what it never wants on its screen, and a gym can rule out competing gyms. A partner screen can be anywhere a venue joins: a café, a laundromat, a lobby.
Can I run my ad just in the mornings?
Not yet: an ad plays whenever its venue is open. Pick venues whose hours suit your members, and set a daily budget, which each screen spreads evenly across its open hours.
Can I put a free class or a discount in the ad?
Yes, as long as you’ll honor it for as long as the ad runs, which is until its budget is spent. There’s no end date to set yet.
What does it cost?
Each screen has its own price per play, and you see it before you choose. Top up a wallet from $5; you’re charged only for plays that ran.
Who approves my ad?
Every ad gets a content check and a review by our team for each screen you book. Nothing plays until both are done.

They pass you every day. Make it count.

Someone folding laundry a few blocks away has been meaning to start. Be the studio they already know.

Get early accessSee a launch, step by step

As little as 15 minutes from sign-up to first play. The content check and the review take as long as they take.

More ways businesses use screens nearby

  • Restaurants & cafésBe where they eat next.
  • Local retailPoint passers-by to your door.
  • Real estateYour listings, on screens nearby.
  • Clinics & healthcareBe the practice people remember.
  • Legal servicesBe found before the search.

Sources

  1. 01OAAA · The Harris Poll: Digital Out of Home Advertising Surpasses Other Media in Driving Favorability and ActionSurvey of 1,023 US adults ages 18–64, April 2–9, 2024.
  2. 0216 CFR § 255.2(b): FTC Endorsement Guides: consumer endorsementsVia the Legal Information Institute, Cornell Law School.

Businesses, venues, people, prices and addresses on this page are illustrative and fictional, and phone numbers use the 555-01xx range reserved for fiction. Figures checked September 2026. Nothing here is legal advice.

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  • Become a partner venue
  • How your share works
  • What we install
  • Cafés & restaurants
  • Gyms & studios
  • Salons & barbershops
  • Laundromats
  • Lobbies & offices
  • Auto shops & car washes

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  • DOOH by the numbers
  • Why it works
  • DOOH vs. other ads
  • Glossary

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