Digital Signage in Alberta

Alberta is home to our Canadian office in Calgary's Crowfoot area, so Alberta restaurants, clinics, schools, churches, offices, and retail chains get hardware, content design, and support from a local team.

Digital signage software, players, and content for Alberta, Canada

Projects include the Sign Studio cloud CMS at $8 per screen per month, a 4K media player shipped free across Canada, bilingual-capable templates, and phone, chat, and email support in Mountain time.

  • Sign Studio cloud CMS, $8 per screen / month
  • 4K media player with free US & Canada shipping
  • Ready-made templates and content design help
  • Phone, chat & email support included
  • Unlimited screens managed from one dashboard
  • Works with any commercial TV or display

What we deliver across Alberta

Calgary

Menu boards, clinic queue screens, and office communications displays.

Edmonton

Multi-site retail and municipal wayfinding on one dashboard.

Red Deer & Lethbridge

Single-site restaurants, dealerships, and community centres.

Airdrie & Okotoks

Quick-turn hardware and template-based menu design.

Banff & Canmore

Hospitality wayfinding and seasonal event displays.

Fort McMurray & Grande Prairie

Pre-configured players for remote industrial and office sites.

Digital signage in Alberta, frequently asked questions

Do you have an Alberta office?

Yes. Our Canadian office is at 340, 600 Crowfoot Crescent NW in Calgary, and we support Alberta projects with hardware, content design, and on-site walkthroughs where practical.

How much does digital signage cost in Alberta?

Sign Studio is $8 per screen per month with all features included, and the 4K media player is a one-time hardware cost with free Canadian shipping. Screens, mounts, and install labour are quoted separately.

Can I run screens in English and French?

Yes. Templates support multiple languages, and you can schedule different content per screen or per location.

Do you ship to smaller Alberta communities?

Yes. Shipping is free anywhere in Canada and players arrive pre-configured, so a site with no on-site IT can plug into HDMI and go live.