LED screens where people wait
Tri-fold LED screens at the pharmacy counter, the checkout queue and the truck stop fuel desk. Zero cost to the location, full-screen reach for the brands that belong there.
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The company
Runx Inc has operated LED screens since 2022, starting at truck stops and now moving into national retail. The location provides floor space and an outlet; the hardware, the install and the upkeep are ours.
Part of every loop is never sold. It carries what the person waiting actually needs — weather on the road ahead for a driver, store and service information for a shopper — plus the air time the location keeps for its own promotions. Advertising pays for the screen; the useful part is why anyone looks at it.
What the screen gives back
Where the screens go
The product does not change with the room. What changes is who is standing in front of it, how long they stay, and which categories belong on the screen.
Shoppers and patients, at the counter
A shorter wait, many times more of it — the pharmacy pick-up counter, the checkout queue, the clinic or dental waiting room. The same few square feet turn over all day, every day.
CDL drivers and owner-operators
The longest wait in American retail. A driver is parked for a shower, a meal and a shift break, and the fuel desk queue alone runs into the tens of minutes.
What plays on the screen
Every few minutes the screen cycles through paid advertising, the location's own messages, and information people actually want. Pick a venue to see an example loop.
What it is
The screen
4.2 × 6.3 ft, vertical, full color. Installed in two hours, runs off a standard outlet.
The loop
Roughly 3.5 to 5 minutes. Your spot comes back around while the same person is still standing there — not lost among dozens of others.
The audience
Nobody here is rushing past. They are standing in a queue with time to spare, and this is the only screen in front of them.
The unit
No install crew, no drilling. It comes through the front door and locks in place.
A standard 110V plug and its own cellular link. Nothing touches your network.
Three panels side by side make a single full-height screen — the widest, boldest format.
Fold the wings back and the unit reads from the aisle, the queue and the door at the same time.
Fold the wings all the way behind and it becomes a slim double-sided tower for tighter spots.
Front and back run their own content. One footprint, two audiences.
Coverage
Every pin is a location and its stage: a screen already running, a location we are in talks with, or a site targeted for install. The map is the rollout, not a wish list.
40 live locations · 26 states
Write us in two sentences what you have — a location or a budget. We reply within 24 hours.