For venues
- Choose how much of a zone ads may take, and block the categories you do not want.
- When there is no campaign, the zone shows your own content instead.
- Earnings can pay for your plan, so a busy screen can pay for itself.
Digital signage and a local ad network
OuroCast builds your menus and screens, schedules them across every branch and plays them on a Roku, an Android TV or in any browser. Share some of the time with advertisers nearby and keep most of what every play pays.
Sign in with Google, no card needed. Verified screens can earn from local ads.
How it works
Start from a ready template or an empty grid and divide the screen into zones: a menu, a video, the clock, the weather, a slot for ads. A zone can carry on from one layout to the next without starting again.
Put your places and points in a tree: the business, its branches, every screen. A block on a branch reaches every point under it, and any point can still have its own.
Open the OuroCast player on a Roku or an Android TV, or in a browser on any device, type the code it shows into the panel, and it plays. It keeps the coming days on the device and goes on when the network does not.
Have a point verified, then give part of a zone to local advertisers. Every ad it plays through earns money for you, and on a busy screen that is enough to pay for the plan.
Product
Grids for wide and tall screens, layers, backgrounds and entrances, drawn the same in the preview and on the player.
Make a menu, a playlist or a clock once and use it on every layout. Nothing in use can be deleted by mistake.
Drag a layout onto a day. Priorities settle overlaps, and a guide shows what plays ten hours back and ahead.
Weather, air quality, UV and pollen, clocks and countdowns, news, QR codes, text and banners.
Thousands of stations and channels to choose from, each with backups the player turns to when one fails.
Audio points play music or a station with ad breaks, the music lowered under every spot. A phone, a tablet or a computer can be the player.
Playlists and effects keep one clock across your screens, and what you publish changes them all at the same moment.
Several screens show one picture, each playing its own part of it.
What is offline, what plays now, what is not published and what you earned, on one page.
One place sets a point's clock, its weather and the campaigns aimed at where it is.
One tree of roles: give a person a single branch, a region or the whole business.
See what any point plays right now, drawn as its player draws it, before a customer does.
Who it is for
Whatever you sell, OuroCast puts the right message on the right screen at the right hour, and lets the businesses around you pay for some of it.
Weekly specials by the aisle, prices that change on schedule and ads from local brands at the checkout.
Menu boards that switch from breakfast to lunch on their own, with the daily specials beside them.
Class timetables and the workout of the day on the floor, music in the speakers and offers from partners.
Calm waiting rooms: health tips, services and opening hours, the clock and the weather, in the language of your patients.
Seasonal health campaigns and product offers, with pollen, UV and air quality right by the counter.
Your work, your prices and new services between appointments, with music in the background.
Launches and sales in the window, the same campaign in every branch, changed from one place.
Welcome messages, news and weather for visitors, and announcements for the staff on every floor.
Ad network
Venues give some of their screen time. Advertisers buy plays near their customers. OuroCast matches the two, plays the ad, and pays on what the player reports.
Pricing
Reading the current prices...
Questions
A Google account to sign in, and a player for each screen or speaker: a Roku, an Android TV, or a browser on any device. Open it, enter the code it shows in the panel, and it is yours.
Each player keeps the schedule of the coming days and the files it needs, so it goes on playing and catches up when it is back online.
No. Ads play only in a zone made for them, for the share of time you choose, and never from the categories you block. Without an ad zone a screen shows only your content.
You are told at once and have days of grace to top up. After that only the paid points pause; the free ones go on playing.
The panel and the player speak 7 languages, Arabic and Persian from right to left. Campaigns can be aimed at viewers by the language they speak.
Yes, from a directory of stations or any address you have. Playing music in public needs a licence where you are, and that licence is yours to hold.
It depends on how many advertisers aim at your area and how much time your ad zone gives them. A point earns once it is verified and on a paid plan, and the panel shows each play and what it earned.
Sign in, build a layout and pair a player. Your first points cost nothing, and verified paid points earn from local ads.