Real estate office signage puts a selected property portfolio on the TV near reception. Combine property photographs and silent walkthroughs with agent introductions, open-house invitations, and an explanation of your office's services. A visitor can identify a listing and the person to ask about it while waiting for a meeting.
Better Signage runs your uploaded image and video playlists on physical Apple TVs connected to landscape HDMI displays. Your office prepares and checks the listing content, then publishes it to the selected TVs with Play. All standard plans include unlimited screens for reception areas and branch offices.
Show a property with a clear reference
Build a listing card around one authorized photograph and the property details your office has verified. Give the address or other approved reference enough prominence that a visitor can ask about that property. A small selection of useful details is more readable on a reception TV than an entire brochure page.
Use further images to show the rooms or features the office wants to explain. The same property can appear as a short sequence with a consistent reference on every card. Check price and availability statements before publishing, and keep the source listing and responsible agent attached to the office's content review process.
Use silent walkthroughs to explain the space
Authorized walkthrough footage can show how rooms relate to one another or give a broader view of the property than a single image. Include the property reference and useful room captions in the video. A visitor looking up partway through the clip should still know which listing they are seeing.
Prepare a landscape edit that works without narration because Better Signage plays videos muted. Avoid captions that make unverified claims about the property, neighborhood, or future value. The video is a prepared introduction; detailed property and transaction questions go to the responsible agent.
Introduce agents and the office's services
An agent card can combine an approved portrait, name, verified role, and a short office-reviewed description of the work they handle. Pair it with the contact route visitors should actually use. The introduction can explain whom to ask about a listing without displaying a long biography.
Use separate cards to describe the services your office provides, such as a seller consultation or help arranging property viewings if those are part of your business. Keep the descriptions factual and check any credentials before including them. Public office displays should keep client information and private transaction details out of the artwork.
Give open houses and office locations their own content
An open-house card needs a verified property reference, date, time, and contact route, supported by a permitted photograph. It can sit next to the property's image sequence so the invitation has context. Staff need to remove the invitation after the event because the playlist does not expire it automatically.
A branch office can have a local property selection and its own agent introductions, while a shared brand introduction goes to several locations. Better Signage does not pull listings from an MLS or CRM. Give the prepared portfolio an owner who updates changed listings and publishes the revised playlist to the relevant TVs.
Use Apple TV for a prepared reception portfolio
Upload finished JPEG or PNG property cards and video files in your browser. Videos are converted to H.264 MP4 before they become available for playlists. Landscape 16:9 artwork suits the HDMI display; keep property references and other essential text clear of the edges for crop-to-fill playback.
Each TV needs a physical Apple TV on tvOS 26.5 or later that can install Better Signage through its App Store listing. Internet is required for pairing, downloads, and new publishes. The office supplies hardware separately. Free includes 50 MB of storage at $0 per month; paid plans start at $4.99 per month for 250 MB. Every standard plan includes unlimited screens.
What to put on your screen
Reception property portfolio
Begin with the office welcome, show a few verified listing cards with clear references, then introduce the agents visitors can contact. Keep the selection small enough for the office to maintain when listing details change.
One property in several views
Use an authorized exterior image, selected interior photographs, and a prepared detail card. Repeat the property reference throughout so visitors can identify it even if they see only part of the sequence.
Captioned property walkthrough
Prepare a permitted landscape video with the property reference and useful room captions included. Review it silently and check every factual description against the office's current listing information.
Open-house invitation
Pair a permitted property photo with the verified address or reference, date, time, and contact route. Show it beside that property's images and manually remove the invitation when the event ends.
Agent introduction
Combine an approved portrait, current name, verified role, and office-reviewed service description. Add the contact route the office wants visitors to use without exposing client or transaction information.
Seller consultation introduction
If the office offers seller consultations, prepare a card explaining how to request one and whom to contact. Use the office's actual service description without making valuation, financial, or sale-result promises.
Set up your signage on Apple TV
Connect a compatible Apple TV to your landscape TV over HDMI. Install Better Signage, open the app, and enter its pairing code in your web dashboard. Give each screen a name that tells you where it is.
- Upload your finished JPEG or PNG slides and videos. Video conversion runs on our servers, and signage videos play silently.
- Arrange the files in a playlist and choose how long each item stays on screen. Build text and logos into your artwork, with room around the edges for the default crop-to-fill display.
- Select the Apple TVs you want to update and choose Play. The players download and check the media before starting the playlist. Send it again with Play whenever your content changes.
You need physical Apple TV hardware eligible to install Better Signage, running tvOS 26.5 or later. Internet is required for setup, downloads, and new publishes. Keep the app open on each player while it runs your signage.
Check the hardware and media requirements · Follow the Apple TV installation guide · Apple's HDMI setup guide
Common questions about real estate offices
What can a real estate office TV display?
Prepared property cards, authorized walkthrough videos, agent introductions, office service descriptions, and open-house notices. Use a clear property reference and current office-approved details for every listing.
Will property listings update from an MLS or CRM?
No. Better Signage has no listing or CRM integration. Your office prepares the files, checks the listing details, and manually publishes changes when price, availability, or other information changes.
Can we show property videos?
Yes, use authorized video footage. Better Signage converts uploads to H.264 MP4 and plays them muted. Include property references and useful captions in the source file, with a landscape composition for the TV.
How much does real estate office signage cost?
Free is $0 per month with 50 MB of media storage and unlimited screens. Paid storage starts at $4.99 per month for 250 MB, with unlimited screens on standard plans. Your office supplies the compatible Apple TVs and displays separately.
Can branch offices show different property selections?
Yes. Prepare each branch's playlist and select its paired Apple TVs when publishing with Play. A shared office introduction can go to several screens while listing and agent content stays specific to the relevant branch.
Can open-house cards disappear automatically?
No. There is no scheduling. Remove the expired card or replace it in the playlist, then select the intended Apple TVs and choose Play to publish the change.
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Try your first screen for free
The Free plan is $0/month with 50 MB of media storage and unlimited screens. Paid plans add storage as your library grows. You supply the displays and Apple TVs.