Campaigns that don’t land in store
Printed POS arrives late, goes up in the wrong place, or stays up after the promotion has ended.
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Retail
Retail digital signage and shop display screens
Volume supplies the screens, media players and Hubble CMS behind retail digital signage, from a single shop window to estates of hundreds of stores, and installs and supports them too. Head office schedules campaigns by store, region, time of day or weather, and every screen reports back what it played.
- sites supported worldwide
- 1,200+
- screens reached
- 35,000
- building digital signage since
- 2009
Where in-store marketing breaks down
Printed point of sale and screens updated by hand can’t keep up with how fast retail campaigns change.
Every store is different
Layouts, screen counts, local offers and opening hours vary from store to store, so one campaign rarely fits all.
Window screens that can’t be read
Ordinary displays wash out in direct sunlight, so window content goes unseen by people walking past.
No proof it worked
Without reporting, there’s no way to know what was on screen, where and when, or to tie it to sales.
How Volume runs retail screens
Software, hardware and support from one team, so head office controls the message and stores don’t have to manage technology.
Campaigns scheduled in minutes
Publish a campaign to one screen, one store or the whole estate from Hubble, with start and end dates set in advance.
Targeting by store, time and weather
Data triggers change content by location, time of day, weather or audience, so each store shows what’s relevant.
Window and in-store screens
High-brightness window displays and in-store screens, specified for each space and installed by Volume.
Approvals
Brand and legal sign-off before content goes live, with a record of who approved what.
Proof of play and reporting
See what played on every screen, and connect reporting to your own data.
AI content builder
Turn a brief into on-brand screen content and local variants in minutes.
Screens for windows, walls and shop floors
Window displays need high-brightness screens that stay readable in sunlight, while in-store screens range from small shelf-side displays to large-format screens. Volume specifies, supplies and installs them, pairing them with Relay players or running Hubble directly on Samsung Tizen and LG webOS displays.
- High-brightness displays for shop windows
- Relay Android players with up to 4K HDR playback
- Hubble on Samsung Tizen and LG webOS displays
- Site surveys, mounting and installation
Brands we’ve worked with
From the first screen to the whole estate
Volume can take on as much of the project as you need, from a single store trial to a national rollout.
- 01
Plan
Site surveys, screen positions, content plans and a rollout schedule for every location.
- 02
Build
Hardware supplied and prepared, installed by our engineers and connected to Hubble before opening.
- 03
Support
Remote monitoring, maintenance and engineer visits, with service levels shaped around your estate.
Retail digital signage questions
What retailers ask us most before putting screens in their stores.
How much do screens for shop displays cost?
It depends on screen size, brightness and how many you need. Window screens need high-brightness displays, which cost more than indoor ones. Volume quotes hardware and installation per project and licenses Hubble per screen, so the best way to get a figure is to tell us about your stores.
Can I use ordinary TVs instead of commercial displays?
You can, with a media player such as Relay. Commercial displays are built to run all day, are usually brighter and come with warranties for commercial use, so they tend to last longer in a shop.
Can different stores show different content?
Yes. Hubble targets content to individual screens, stores or regions, and can change it automatically by time of day or weather.
Can we update window screens remotely?
Yes. Every screen is managed from Hubble, so a new campaign can go live across all your windows without anyone in store touching the screens.
Can you work with the screens we already have?
Often, yes. We start with an audit of your existing screens, players and connectivity, then recommend what to keep, replace or connect to Hubble.
Which operating systems does Hubble support?
Hubble runs on Android, including Volume’s own Relay player, Samsung Tizen, LG webOS, Windows, ChromeOS, Linux and Raspberry Pi.
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Put the right message in every store
From a flagship window to a national estate, tell us what your stores need.