Upload your content
Add images, videos or web pages to your library. Keep everything organised and ready to use again.
DisplayMint gives you one place to manage menus, promotions, events and announcements across your TVs. No USB swapping. No walking around with a remote. No complicated setup.
DisplayMint is designed for the person who actually has to keep the screens up to date — not just the person who installed them.
Add images, videos or web pages to your library. Keep everything organised and ready to use again.
Put content into playlists and schedules. Breakfast can become lunch automatically; events can start and finish on time.
Choose a screen or a group of screens and publish. DisplayMint handles the rest, including keeping downloaded content playing if the internet drops.
See which screens are online, publish new content, refresh a player or switch a group of screens from the DisplayMint dashboard.
DisplayMint downloads the content a screen needs and keeps a last-known-good plan locally. Images and videos can keep playing through an internet outage, and scheduled changes can continue using the screen’s saved plan.
Pair a player once, then manage it from the web. No venue password needs to be typed into the TV.
Every plan includes the core DisplayMint toolkit. Pick the size that fits your setup. Prices are monthly and exclude VAT.
Need more than 15 screens or something unusual? Talk to us and we’ll price it around your setup.
A compatible DisplayMint player. That can be the native app on supported Fire TV, Android/Google TV, Samsung Tizen or a Windows device connected to the screen.
Downloaded images and videos are cached by the player. It keeps a saved copy of its last published plan and can continue playing cached content. Web-page content still needs connectivity.
Yes. Give each screen its own playlist, put screens into groups, or use schedules to change what plays at different times.
Yes. Layouts let you create multiple zones so one screen can show more than one piece of content at the same time.
No. A new player shows a short pairing code. An authorised user pairs it to the right venue from the DisplayMint dashboard.
No. It works well for hospitality, retail, offices, waiting areas, community venues and anywhere that needs centrally managed screens.