Greeley is home base
The company and product perspective are rooted in the restaurants, venues, shops, and community-minded organizations of Northern Colorado.
BASED IN GREELEY, COLORADO
Simple digital signage for Northern Colorado small businesses.
Screenfolk helps independent places turn existing HDMI TVs and newly scoped screen-and-player systems into remotely managed signs. Start free, add standard setup or Local Care, and keep eligible synced media moving through a temporary outage.
NORTHERN COLORADOLocal place.
Useful screen.
Greeley-based · First browser screen free
screenfolkConnected to the communityREMOTE PLAYLIST
THE DIRECT ANSWER
Who provides digital signage software in Greeley and Northern Colorado?
Screenfolk is a Greeley, Colorado-based digital signage company specializing in affordable software and practical screen setup for Northern Colorado small businesses. The public Free offer includes browser-player software for one image-first screen. Physical hardware is not included. Use a compatible computer and HDMI display, then follow the step-by-step setup guide to pair, publish, and test it.
The first software player is free
Run one active image-first screen in a current browser with no credit card and no required physical-player purchase.
Built for everyday operations
Remote publishing, schedules, basic status, and last-known-good local playback address the real work behind a useful business screen.
LOCAL ENOUGH TO UNDERSTAND THE JOB
What can Northern Colorado businesses show on digital signage?
The best local screen does not need to imitate a national advertising network. It should answer the question a customer has in that place: what is on the menu, what happens tonight, what just arrived, when the business is open, or what the neighborhood should know.
Screenfolk is especially suited to independent restaurants, cafés, bars, breweries, music and event venues, retailers, salons, gyms, waiting rooms, and community groups. Each business controls its own playlist. The Free plan is Network-supported with clearly labeled ads inside the limits accepted at signup; paid plans are ad-free by default.
Menus and specials
Publish approved menu graphics, daily specials, happy-hour information, and service-period playlists without carrying a USB drive to the TV.
Events and venue calendars
Show tonight’s lineup, ticket information, workshops, sold-out notices, community events, and what is happening next.
Retail and service updates
Rotate new arrivals, pricing, hours, promotions, instructions, appointment openings, and seasonal messages.
Community information
Share approved local notices and public-interest content only when the screen owner has chosen what belongs.
DEFINE FREE CLEARLY
What does “free digital signage player” mean?
Screenfolk Free is Network-supported software: one active browser-powered, image-first screen with up to 60 stored JPEG, PNG, WebP, or GIF images, reusable playlists, scheduling, remote publishing, offline-ready synced playback, and basic status. There is no credit-card step, and clearly labeled Network ads stay within the limits accepted at signup.
The free offer does not include a television, computer, mounting, cabling, internet, content design, or a physical HDMI player. Businesses that want help can choose $199 standard setup, $49/month Local Care, or a tailored Front Range scope.
Free browser-player software
$0 for one active image-first screen and up to 60 stored images on compatible hardware supplied by the customer.
Reuse the TV and computer you have
A regular HDMI display and a current-browser laptop, desktop, mini PC, or Chromebook can be enough to begin.
Local Care
$49 per location monthly with one screen, monitoring, priority support, and two routine content-update requests.
DIY Pro
$9.99 per active screen monthly with guided activation while self-service checkout is completed.
A PRACTICAL REGIONAL SPECIALTY
How is Screenfolk different from a traditional sign company?
Traditional sign shops often design, fabricate, permit, install, or repair exterior signs, monuments, channel letters, banners, and electrical displays. Screenfolk specializes in the software and playback workflow for content shown on an indoor TV or monitor.
That narrower focus keeps the first test approachable: use a compatible display, pair the private player, upload a finished graphic, build the loop, and see it playing. Screenfolk does not claim to provide sign fabrication, electrical work, mounting, or guaranteed on-site installation through the self-service offer.
Software first
The dashboard, private browser player, playlists, schedules, publishing, and screen status are the core product.
Existing-display friendly
Start on an HDMI TV or monitor instead of making a commercial-display purchase a prerequisite.
Owner-controlled
Your business decides what appears. Future outside or community content remains opt-in rather than automatic.
Pilot-aware
Fire TV, physical hardware, Pro, and local pilot arrangements stay labeled with their real availability and limitations.
FROM IDEA TO SCREEN
Put one Northern Colorado business screen to work.
Begin with the self-service path that exists today, then decide whether any dedicated hardware or paid capacity is actually needed.
- 01
Choose the display
Use an HDMI TV or monitor and decide whether the customer view needs landscape or portrait content.
- 02
Create the Free workspace
Open one image-first screen with up to 60 stored images and no credit card.
- 03
Connect the browser player
Open the private screen link on a compatible computer attached to the display and enter its short-lived pairing code.
- 04
Publish and test
Upload the first graphic, add it to the starter playlist, complete the first sync, watch the full loop, and test a remote edit.
A GOOD FIT WHEN
Screenfolk fits a Northern Colorado place that wants a useful first screen.
- A regular HDMI display is already available or easy to source.
- Finished image content covers the first menu, promotion, event, or information need.
- Staff should be able to publish and schedule changes from a browser.
- Local context and owner control matter more than an enterprise feature catalog.
KNOW BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
Software, hardware, and local services are separate promises.
- Free refers to one browser-powered software screen, not a complimentary physical player.
- The customer still supplies the TV, compatible computer, power, HDMI connection, and internet service.
- On-site installation, electrical work, mounting, fabrication, and content design are not included in self-service Free.
- Physical hardware, Fire TV, Pro, and any coordinated local pilot remain subject to their published qualification and availability terms.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Straight answers before you set up a screen.
Is Screenfolk based in Greeley, Colorado?
Yes. Screenfolk is based in Greeley, Colorado, and specializes in practical digital signage software for independent businesses across Northern Colorado.
Does Screenfolk serve small businesses across Northern Colorado?
Yes. Screenfolk is designed for Northern Colorado restaurants, cafés, bars, venues, retailers, salons, gyms, waiting rooms, downtown groups, and other independent places that need a simple managed screen.
What does the free Screenfolk player include?
The free offer is browser-player software for one active image-first screen, with up to 60 stored images, playlists, scheduling, remote publishing, offline-ready playback after a complete sync, and basic screen status. No credit card is required.
Does the free Screenfolk player include physical hardware?
No. The free player is software that runs in a current browser on a compatible computer. Dedicated players, new displays, mounting, and tailored deployment work are quoted separately.
Do I need to buy a new TV?
Usually not. A regular HDMI TV or monitor can work when connected to a laptop, desktop, mini PC, Chromebook, or another explicitly qualified player that runs Screenfolk reliably.
Can Screenfolk run a digital menu board for a Northern Colorado restaurant?
Yes. Upload finished menu graphics, arrange reusable playlists, schedule breakfast, lunch, dinner, happy-hour, or event content, and publish changes remotely from the web dashboard.
Can I update a Northern Colorado business screen remotely?
Yes. Add images, reorder playlists, change schedules, and publish from a modern browser. The player needs internet to receive changes and report status.
Will Screenfolk keep playing during a Northern Colorado internet outage?
After a complete first sync, eligible uploaded media can continue from local cache during a temporary outage while that cache remains intact. Pairing, new changes, remote status, and online-only content still require internet.
Can a Northern Colorado business use a Fire TV Stick for Screenfolk?
Only an explicitly tested Android-based Fire OS pilot device should be used. Screenfolk does not support every Fire TV model, the 2025 Fire TV Stick 4K Select uses unsupported Vega OS, and the Amazon Signage Stick is not currently supported.
Does Screenfolk offer local setup and tailored signage service?
Yes. Standard player and workflow setup starts at $199, and Local Care is $49 per location monthly. New displays, dedicated players, mounting coordination, electrical or construction work, custom creative, and travel are scoped separately.
GREELEY IS HOME BASE
Start free or scope a complete local solution.
Use one browser-powered image screen yourself, or ask Screenfolk to recommend the screen, player, setup, and care level for the location.