The screens people actually look at.
Venues run their menus and offers on the TVs they already have, for free. Brands pay to show ads on them, in the time each venue chooses.
One screen, two jobs.
Most of the time the screen shows the venue’s own menu and offers. In the ad time the venue chooses, a brand’s ad plays, and the venue is paid for it.
Which side of the screen are you on?
I run a venueYour TV, working for your venue.Menus, offers and playlists on the TVs you already own, for free. Brand ads play in the time you choose, and you’re paid for them.See Screen Manager →
I advertiseReach the right people at the right moment.Your ad in the places your customers go, at the hours they’re there. Start with $1.See Ads Manager →
I’m an agencyEvery client. One workspace.Plan, buy and report for all your clients in one place, with up to 30% off media.See Agencies →From the screen to the sale.
The ad plays in the venue, people scan its QR code, and the brand and the venue both see what it did.
Where people stop and look.
All venue types →
One brief. Every format.
Six creatives running on the network, each made from a sentence in the brand's own kit, in portrait and landscape.
Say it. See the plan. Confirm.
The Agent shows every step, the money and the credits before it acts, then offers Undo and writes to the journal.
Pick a request. This is the same Agent that sits behind ⌘K in Ads Manager, Ask VERSE in Screen Manager and the orb in the app.
Pick a request. The Agent shows its plan, the money and the credits involved, then waits for you.
Pick a request. The Agent shows its plan, the money and the credits involved, then waits for you.
Pick a request. The Agent shows its plan, the money and the credits involved, then waits for you.
Live in the UK and Tunisia.
London and Leeds are live; Manchester, Edinburgh and Bristol are onboarding venues. Venues across Tunisia are live.
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Venues, brands and agencies ask different things. These come up most.
All questions →Nothing. Screen Manager is free on the TVs you already own, with no per-screen fee and no trial clock. If you’d rather have no ads, you can opt for a subscription that keeps the venue ad-free, at $49 a month.
From $1 for every 1,000 times your ad is seen (CPM). The price rises with demand for the place and the hour, so busy venues, peak hours and top slots cost more. You see it before you book and it is locked. Start with as little as $1.
The VERSE TV app logs every play. Our audience model counts how many people could see it at that venue, screen and hour, and our team checks it with unannounced visits. We count people, not plays.
Samsung Tizen, LG webOS, Android TV, Google TV, Amazon Fire TV, Windows, Linux and Raspberry Pi, or any browser at hub.verse.ad/screen. Search "VERSE TV" in the TV’s app store.
The UK and Tunisia today, and Türkiye from January 2027. From December 2026, campaigns can also run on VIOOH’s indoor screens in 46 countries. You can sign up from anywhere; screens need to be paired in a live market to carry paid ads.
Whichever side of the screen you're on.
Venues pair a screen in about a minute. Brands plan an ad in four steps. Agencies open a workspace per client.