For MSPs

Signage is another endpoint. Manage it like one.

The TV in the waiting room and the menu board by the register still need someone to run them. Make it you, and bill it on the same monthly invoice as everything else.

A technician with a laptop beside a reception display showing today's visitors

Managed signage fits the stack you already run.

A display run from a USB stick and whoever's at the front desk is a support call waiting to happen. A cloud-managed player is another endpoint with a login, and you know how to look after those.

Add it to the managed services agreement. Roll out players the way you roll out any other device, manage the schedules centrally, and keep signage on one bill instead of a separate vendor the client has to chase.

  • Another endpoint, another line item

    Players are claimed to a customer account and managed from a browser. No new tooling on your side.

  • Fits your onboarding runbook

    Set up the account, claim the player, load the first schedule. It slots into a standard rollout.

  • One invoice for the client

    Bill signage inside your managed services agreement rather than sending them to a second vendor.

A technician checking a laptop while a display shows conference room availability

Monthly recurring revenue per player, without a new platform to build.

You buy plans at the partner rate per player per month and price them into your own agreements. Project work, onboarding and support stay on your rate card.

See what signage adds to a client's monthly bill.

Reach 50 players and your discount goes from 20% to 22%.

More than 99 players? Contact us for a customized discounted quote.

Plan

List price is per player per month. Partners pay list less 20%, or list less 22% once they manage 50 or more players. The discount applies to every player.

Your number

Our suggested price is $14.99 for Basic ($24.99 for Pro). Change it to whatever you plan to sell for. This is your number, not ours.

Install or setup work you charge for.

You pay Adaptive, per player, per month

$11.99 $14.99 list, 20% off list

Your discount applies to every player you run. Totals are rounded to the nearest dollar.

You pay Adaptive
10 players x $11.99 is about$120a month
You bill your customers
10 players x $14.99 is about$150a month
Your margin
$30a month
$360a year, recurring
Setup fees, one time
$0

10 players on Basic: you pay $120 a month, you bill $150, you keep $30.

An example you can change, not a promise. You set your own prices; hardware is separate and you can buy it anywhere or through us.

  • The contract is yours

    Set the term and the price. Your agreement with the client is your own.

  • Onboarding is billable

    Account setup, device rollout and staff training are projects you can price.

  • First-line support is yours

    Your help desk takes the call. We back you up on anything wrong with the platform.

The partner rate covers Basic and Pro cloud plans. Hardware isn't discounted, and neither is the $4.99 web player. You can bring your own players or buy ours. The reseller program page has the full details.

Piloting with one client

  1. Apply

    Tell us about your client base and how many displays you think are out there today.

  2. Review the platform

    We show you accounts, player claiming and scheduling, and answer the questions you'd ask any vendor.

  3. Pilot with one client

    We set up your partner account and a first customer account, then help you roll out the first players.

Questions MSPs ask us

How do I manage players for several clients?

Players are claimed to a customer account and managed from a browser. We set up your partner account and your first customer accounts with you, and cover how to organize several clients when we talk.

What does a player need from the client's network?

Players pull their content from the cloud platform, so each one needs an internet connection. Ask us for the network requirements before rollout and check them against the client's firewall and filtering rules.

Whose service terms are they?

Yours. You set the terms with your client, and we back you up on the platform side.

Who takes the first call?

Your help desk. We back you up with email support on anything wrong with the platform itself.

Fees, minimums, hardware pricing and the partner agreement are covered in the program details.