For shops & local retail
Turn walking past into walking in.
Put your shop on partner screens along the street: the café next door, the laundromat on the corner. Point people to your door while they’re already a few minutes away.
From $5 · pay only for plays that ran
Juniper Café
$0.15
per play
59%
Why screens nearby
Ads close to the store move people.
In a 2026 OAAA survey, 59% of US adults 18–64 said out-of-home ads immediately outside a store influence their purchases.1 A partner screen around the corner puts your shop in front of people who are already out, a short walk from your door.
The walk
How far will they walk for you?
Pick the screens people pass on their way to you. Choose a walking distance and see which partner screens in this neighborhood fall inside it.
4 partner screens within a 5-minute walk$0.10 to $0.20 a play
- 1Juniper CaféWindow screen · 2 min walk$0.15inside the walk
- 2Northgate BarbersMirror screen · 3 min walk$0.12inside the walk
- 3Halsey Wash & FoldWall screen · 4 min walk$0.20inside the walk
- 4Page & Pine BooksCounter screen · 4 min walk$0.10inside the walk
- 5Crescent ClimbingLobby screen · 7 min walk$0.18outside the walk
- 6Linden Street LoftsLobby screen · 7 min walk$0.14outside the walk
- 7Market Hall DeliCounter screen · 8 min walk$0.16outside the walk
How it works
Four steps. Every one has a price tag.
No agency and no minimum run. Here’s what each step costs.
Step 1
Pick your screens
Free to browse
Partner screens on a map, one by one, each with its venue, hours and price per play.
Step 2
Top up
From $5
Charged only for plays that ran, and never more than your wallet holds.
Step 3
Upload one image
JPG or PNG
Shaped to the screen, up to 10 MB. A content check, then a review for each screen.
Step 4
Go live
Per play
Your ad plays while the venue is open. Every play is logged with its time.
Before the sign goes up
An honest price, plainly shown.
A screen ad is still an ad, and pricing claims are easy to get wrong. Keep them true for as long as the ad runs, and make them readable from across a room.
Rules that come with you
“Was $40, now $25” only works if it really was $40.2
The FTC’s pricing guides say a former price has to be one you actually charged, openly and for a reasonably substantial stretch. An inflated “was” price makes the bargain false.
Keep the offer good for as long as the ad runs.
There’s no end date to set yet: an ad runs until its budget is spent. A sale that ends Sunday can still be on a screen on Monday.
What reads on a screen
Name the thing.
“Keys cut while you wait” beats “everything for your home.” One reason to come in is plenty.
Point to the door.
“Next to the post office” works harder than a street number. People walk to landmarks.
Pick offers that last.
“Free gift wrap, always” stays true as long as the ad runs. “This weekend only” doesn’t.
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 I run an ad just for a weekend sale?
How close are the screens to my shop?
What does it cost?
Who approves my ad?
Can I put prices in the ad?
Your door is closer than they think.
They’re a few minutes away, waiting on a coffee or a spin cycle. Tell them what you’ve got, and where to find it.
As little as 15 minutes from sign-up to first play. The content check and the review take as long as they take.