We’re helping organisations run smarter screens.
SignageLAB started in Kathmandu with a simple question: why is digital signage still being managed with USB sticks? Today we power 1000+ screens for 100+ businesses, plus 50+ government screens.
One platform, many screens — already running in production.
- 1000+
- Online screens
- 100+
- Business clients
- 50+
- Government screens
Online and running 24/7
From neighbourhood cafes to nationwide chains
Across federal, provincial, and local offices
What we care about when we build.
Built for real-world conditions
We build for the realities of running screens — patchy internet, mixed languages, and lean operations teams.
Customer-first support
Phone, email, and in-person help when you need it. The team behind the product is the same team you talk to.
Honest pricing
A one-time fee per screen and a small annual renewal per display. No per-screen-per-month subscription bills.
Reliable by default
Players auto-reconnect, content pre-caches, and snapshots tell you exactly what's on every screen — even with flaky networks.
Stories from the field.
“The screens have changed how members experience the gym. Updating class boards and offers takes seconds — and the team at SignageLAB has been responsive whenever we needed help.”
“Reliable platform, friendly people. I run promotions across the parlour without any technical effort, and the system just keeps working.”
“Course intakes, results, and study-abroad events change weekly. Now we update from the front desk and every screen reflects it in seconds — students, parents, and counsellors all stay on the same page.”
“Our lobby and dining screens welcome guests, run today's safari schedule, and cross-sell our other tours. It's been a quiet revenue boost without spending on a single ad.”
Ready to put your screens to work?
Book a 30-minute walkthrough and we'll send a quote tailored to your locations within one working day. Most setups go live within a week.
- 01
30 min
Live demo of the platform
- 02
24 hrs
Costed quote sent over
- 03
1 week
Typical first-screen go-live