Towne Crier FlapCast by ITMedic · Snoqualmie, Washington
Hang as many screens as the room needs. You are paying us to assemble and maintain the live sources your building actually uses — not to rent an empty canvas by the display.
What you are buying
You are not buying slide software.
You are buying the assembly and upkeep of the live sources your building actually uses — and the judgment about which of them are worth putting on the wall.
Weather and road conditions. Transit arrivals. Ferries. School, sports and community calendars. Your own announcements, on your own schedule. A companion view so the same board is on the phone in someone's pocket, not only the screen in the room — where your audience can answer the daily question, vote in the weekly poll, send a moderated shoutout, and step onto Speaker's Corner. Thirty-six channels in all; the full tour is here.
It runs in hotel lobbies, farm stores, breweries and taprooms, clinics and waiting rooms, gyms, clubhouses, classrooms, church foyers, coworking floors, and front desks — anywhere a room full of people would be better off knowing what's going on today. The controls speak English, Español, 中文, and Français with one tap, on the TV and the phone alike — board content itself stays in English.
Every plan includes both surfaces. There is no separate charge for the phone view.
The TV version
/tv
The public screen. Point any TV, tablet or spare monitor at a URL and it runs the whole board all day — no app, no media player, nothing to touch. It carries a QR so the room can take the board with it.
See the TV version › Then · in their pocketThe Board version
/board
Where that QR lands. The same board on a phone, plus the interactive parts — so your audience keeps what they saw on the wall instead of trying to remember it.
Open the Board version ›Plans
Priced per location, not per screen.
Unattended
One screen · self-serve
$79
per month · no setup fee
- Every public community channel
- Companion phone view
- Priority messages jump the rotation
- Community support
Community
Up to 5 screens at one location
$249
per month · or $2,490 a year
- A feed lineup built for your location
- Your own announcements and scheduling
- Daily question, polls, games and shoutouts, with a moderation queue
- Three board looks — Original, Satin, Neon Nights — plus your brand colors in the flaps
- Priority messages jump the rotation
- Next-business-day support, 30 min a month included
FlapCast Live
Up to 10 screens at one location
$499
per month
- Everything in Community
- Connections to your own private systems
- Outbound webhooks and API access
- Your branding on the board
- Multi-site view · one-business-day response
Annual prepay is twelve months for the price of ten, and the Additional Location Setup fee is waived. Hardware — screens, mounts, media players — is not included and is not marked up; we'll tell you exactly what to buy.
Founding operator offer · first eight customers
Lock today's price for three years.
We're looking for eight operators to help shape what Towne Crier FlapCast becomes. In exchange for your name as a reference, a published case study, and one 30-minute call a month:
- Your rate locked for 36 months, through any future increase
- 60-day money back on the subscription
- First look at every channel we build next
This is not a free pilot. Free pilots only prove that people will accept free software. We would rather learn whether it's worth paying for — and pay you back in price protection, not discount.
The question everyone asks
Why not $12 a screen, like the signage companies?
An empty canvas and a scheduler
- Filling it is your problem, forever
- Someone makes a slideshow once
- Nobody updates it after month two
- Cheap per screen — and it shows
The canvas arrives already full
- Sources found, connected and kept alive
- Repaired when a city redesigns its website
- New channels arrive without you asking
- Priced per location — the screens are free
The work is not the display. It is finding the sources and keeping them alive — and that work does not get cheaper per screen, which is why we price per location and let you hang as many as the room needs.
Terms, plainly
What you'd be signing.
- Twelve-month term, auto-renewing, with a 4% annual adjustment
- We target 99.5% availability. If our service is unreachable, your board keeps showing its last good content rather than going blank
- Towne Crier FlapCast is an informational display. It is not an alerting, dispatch, or life-safety system and must not be relied on as one
- Public feeds come from third parties — WSDOT, the National Weather Service, transit agencies. We keep them running; we can't guarantee their accuracy or uptime
- Support is business hours, Monday to Friday. Time beyond your plan's included minutes is $175/hour, quoted before we start
Prices in US dollars, valid through the founding-operator period. ITMedic · Snoqualmie, Washington. Are you a business that just wants to appear on the Snoqualmie valley board rather than run one of your own? That's over here, and it starts at $50 a month.