Start with the room
Viewing distance, operating hours, orientation, power, network, mounting, and staff workflow shape the recommendation.
COLORADO + WYOMING FRONT RANGE
A signage system fitted to the way your place works.
Screenfolk combines practical software with tailored screen, player, playlist, and support recommendations for businesses from Northern Colorado into southeast Wyoming.
FRONT RANGEYour place.
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Software · Setup · Local Care
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THE DIRECT ANSWER
Who provides tailored digital signage across the Colorado and Wyoming Front Range?
Screenfolk is based in Greeley, Colorado and provides browser-based signage software plus scoped setup and ongoing care for regional businesses. A project can reuse an existing HDMI display or specify a new screen and player, then organize the content workflow around the people who will actually run it. See current software and service pricing.
Use what already works
Reuse a suitable HDMI display or computer when it meets the job instead of forcing an unnecessary hardware bundle.
Keep a human in reach
Local Care adds monitoring, priority support, and defined routine content help for $49 per location monthly.
DISCOVERY BEFORE HARDWARE
The right display depends on what the screen has to accomplish.
A counter menu, a lobby announcement screen, a venue calendar, and a multi-location promotion network may all use Screenfolk, but they should not receive the same hardware or operating plan.
The first conversation covers the audience, content, viewing distance, daily runtime, orientation, lighting, network, staff responsibility, update frequency, and failure tolerance. The quote follows the operating reality.
Location and audience
Define who needs to read the screen, from where, and for how long.
Content routine
Map who creates approved media, how it is organized, and how often the playlist changes.
Display and player
Evaluate existing equipment or specify a suitable display and dedicated player.
Support boundary
Choose DIY operation, Local Care, or a separately scoped content and deployment service.
BUILT FOR REGIONAL BUSINESSES
Menus, events, promotions, information, and multi-location consistency.
Independent places with frequently changing information should not need an enterprise signage department.
Folders keep approved assets organized, reusable playlists establish a reliable loop, schedules handle dayparts, event-date names can clean up expired media, and connected players can be managed by location.
Restaurants and hospitality
Menus, dayparts, specials, events, wayfinding, and guest information.
Venues and community spaces
Upcoming shows, calendars, ticket messages, public information, and approved partner content.
Retail and services
New arrivals, promotions, pricing, hours, instructions, and appointment availability.
Small regional networks
Shared assets and playlists with player-specific locations, schedules, and monitoring.
CLEAR COMMERCIAL MODEL
Pay for software, service, or a complete scope with clear boundaries.
One image-based screen remains free. DIY Pro is $9.99 per active screen monthly. Local Care is $49 per location monthly or $490 annually, with one screen included and additional screens at $10 monthly. Standard player and workflow setup starts at $199.
Displays, dedicated players, mounts, electrical work, construction, creative campaigns, shipping, tax, and unusual travel are quoted separately. That keeps a simple job simple and prevents a complicated location from being sold as a misleading flat-price kit.
Free
$0 for one self-managed image screen and core playlist tools.
DIY Pro
$9.99 per active screen monthly for paid capacity and premium controls.
Local Care
$49 per location monthly with one screen, monitoring, priority support, and two routine update requests.
Standard setup
Starting at $199 for player configuration, pairing, an initial playlist, verification, and staff handoff.
FROM IDEA TO SCREEN
From site review to a working daily routine.
Each project narrows the problem before hardware is ordered or content is promised.
- 01
Walk through the job
Share photos, measurements, operating hours, content examples, network details, and available equipment.
- 02
Receive a written scope
Review the recommended screen, player, software plan, setup, exclusions, schedule, and ongoing care.
- 03
Configure and test
Pair the player, organize assets, build the initial playlist, publish, and test the complete loop in the location.
- 04
Operate or hand off
Run it yourself, use Local Care, or define a larger content and support arrangement.
A GOOD FIT WHEN
A tailored Front Range solution fits when the screen has a real operational job.
- Frequent content changes make USB drives and static prints extra work.
- The display needs a reliable playlist and a person who can be reached when something breaks.
- Existing equipment might be reusable, but you want someone to verify it.
- Several locations need a shared content system sized for a small team.
KNOW BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
A tailored scope is precise about what Screenfolk does and does not provide.
- Mounting, electrical work, construction, permits, and difficult cable routes may require qualified trade partners.
- Hardware is ordered only after compatibility, operating hours, environment, warranty, and lead time are reviewed.
- Local Care includes two routine update requests monthly; original design and campaign production are separate.
- Travel and on-site availability vary across the regional service area and are confirmed before scheduling.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Straight answers before you set up a screen.
Where does Screenfolk provide tailored digital signage service?
Screenfolk is based in Greeley and focuses on the Colorado and Wyoming Front Range, including Northern Colorado and southeast Wyoming. Project availability, travel, and site work are confirmed in the written scope.
What can a tailored Screenfolk solution include?
A project can combine a display recommendation, compatible player, Screenfolk software, screen and account configuration, initial content organization, playlist programming, publishing verification, staff handoff, and ongoing Local Care.
Can Screenfolk use a TV we already own?
Yes, when the display and available player are suitable for the hours, orientation, environment, and content. Screenfolk can also quote a new display and dedicated player when existing hardware is a poor fit.
Does Screenfolk install wall mounts or perform electrical work?
Those services are not assumed. If mounting, electrical, construction, or difficult cable routing is needed, the scope will identify what Screenfolk can coordinate and what requires an appropriately qualified local trade partner.
How much does a tailored signage system cost?
Software starts free for one image screen. DIY Pro is $9.99 per active screen monthly, Local Care is $49 per location monthly, additional screens are $10 monthly, and standard software/player setup starts at $199. Hardware and custom site work are quoted.
What kinds of businesses are a good fit?
Restaurants, bars, cafés, breweries, music and event venues, hotels, retail shops, service businesses, waiting rooms, community organizations, and small multi-location operators are strong fits.
Can Screenfolk manage content after installation?
Yes. Local Care includes monitoring, priority support, and up to two routine content-update requests each month. Larger creative or campaign work can be scoped separately.
Will content continue if internet service drops?
After a complete sync, eligible uploaded media can continue from the player’s local cache during a temporary outage. New publishing, remote status, and online-only sources still require connectivity.
BEGIN WITH THE PLACE
Tell us what the screen needs to do.
Share the location, audience, available hardware, and update routine. Screenfolk will recommend the smallest useful system and put the scope in writing.