Every screen becomes an experience.

After the account owner follows the secure email link, verifies the address, creates their password and signs in, the company receives one fixed 30-day trial with no card required. Every display registered during that window shares the same trial end; deleting, replacing or re-registering a display does not restart or extend it. Afterwards, one company monthly service contains pooled Signage and Engage seats that can move between eligible devices.

Screenz does not collect a password on the public registration form. It emails the account owner a time-limited secure link that first proves control of the address and then lets that person create the password directly in the protected sign-in service.

No. If a new screen needs more seats than you have already paid for, it stays paused. A billing administrator sees one prorated estimate covering every outstanding seat change and must explicitly approve payment. Your existing covered screens keep playing if that payment is not completed or fails.

No card is requested at signup. Screenz warns the account contact in the app and by email 10, 5 and 1 day before the company trial ends. Established monthly renewals are attempted in advance. If a renewal needs attention, covered screens keep playing until the displayed period boundary and pause only if payment is still unresolved then.

Yes. Paid Signage and Engage seats are pooled and can move between eligible devices. Deleting a screen frees its seat; unused capacity reduces the next invoice without an automatic part-period refund. An Engage screen can switch to Signage after its current and scheduled interactive uses are removed: the Engage seat stays transferable for the paid period and the next invoice uses Signage pricing.

No. The free period belongs to the verified company account, not to an individual screen. Screenz remembers a privacy-protected installation identifier for a device it has already seen, so reusing that known installation or scanning a fresh registration code cannot grant another trial. Email verification, rate limits and registration security checks add protection when an installation identity genuinely changes.

No. They scan the QR code and Screenz opens a secure, mobile-first remote in their browser. They can explore, request information, control the experience or listen to synchronised audio without installing anything.

They can navigate between slides, listen privately, open Google Maps directions from the display to a slide’s destination, share an enabled public link, run configured actions and heart slides for an emailed information pack. Screenz sends only the selected information after the visitor confirms the request and email address; optional future-contact consent remains separate.

A public display becomes an own-phone wayfinding and information point rather than a shared touchscreen. Each display supplies the starting location and a slide can supply a mapped entrance, clinic or department as the destination. Custom actions can open the hospital’s own detailed maps, appointment pages or contact information, and configured language versions can support more visitors. Screenz is for public visitor information and wayfinding, not patient records or clinical decisions; the organisation should check every route before publication and provide an alternative for people who cannot use a phone.

Yes. Screenz includes an affiliate marketplace where companies request and approve relationships, make selected slides available to trusted partners and add approved partner content to their own shows. Providers keep control of their slides, while both sides can see shared views and display time.

Cached media, HTML and the last-known-good configuration can keep playing only within the screen’s server-verified access lease. Screenz reconnects automatically and refreshes when a newer configuration is available. If payment access cannot be revalidated before that bounded lease expires, the screen safely pauses.

Yes. Build ordered slide shows, set individual timings and transitions, then schedule actions by day, date and time for a screen or group of screens.

Screenz records consent evidence, supports translated privacy and cookie notices, manages information and data-subject requests, and provides access and erasure workflows. Your organisation remains responsible for configuring lawful purposes and approved wording.

Yes. Save reusable logos, colours, fonts and design assets, apply them in the visual designer, and manage language variants across slides, remote journeys, consent wording and emails.

The player is built for Android TV and Amazon Fire TV. A browser simulator is also included for testing and demonstrations before you deploy to a physical screen.

Stripe hosts payment setup, authentication, invoices and receipts. Screenz does not store card details, Stripe identifiers, amounts, invoices, transactions or paid-through history in its database; it reads only the current Stripe outcome and covered-period information needed to decide live access.

No extra charges are applied for account users, translations, normal email delivery, remote sessions, analytics, webhooks, or ordinary storage and transfer.