Monthly Billboard Advertising: A Screen Every Day for 30% Less
A monthly plan keeps your ad on a digital billboard every day for 30% less than paying once. See what it costs, how it renews, and how to cancel.
Billboards have always been sold by the month. The catch was everything around the month: an agency, a minimum spend in the thousands, a contract, and a printed poster that cost money every time you wanted to change it.
We kept the month and dropped the rest. A monthly plan puts your ad on a digital billboard every day, renews by itself, and costs 30% less than paying for 30 days up front. You can send new artwork when you have something new to say, and cancel from your phone.
Quick answer
- What you get: your ad on the screen every day, in rotation with other ads, for a calendar month.
- What it costs: 30% less than the pay-once price. A £15-a-day screen is £315 a month, which works out at about £10.50 a day.
- How it renews: every month, to a payment method saved on your account.
- How you stop: skip, pause or cancel from your post page. No phone call.
Why a month beats a day
One day on a screen catches the people who pass it that day. That is good for a launch, an event or a birthday. It is not much good for a business that wants to be the name people remember when they need a plumber, a haircut or a takeaway.
Most people pass the same places every week: the same road to work, the same station, the same high street. A month on a screen puts your name in front of them again and again. Outdoor advertising has always worked like this. The big brands buy months, not days, for that reason.
The difference is that a month used to start in the thousands. Here it starts at a few hundred pounds, and you don't sign anything.
What a monthly plan costs
Every screen has a day rate, which depends on its size and where it is. A monthly plan costs 30% less than paying once for 30 days.
| Screen day rate | 30 days, paid once | Monthly plan | Per day, over 30 days |
|---|---|---|---|
| £10 | £300 | £210 | £7 |
| £15 | £450 | £315 | £10.50 |
| £20 | £600 | £420 | £14 |
| £30 (extra large) | £900 | £630 | £21 |
| £60 (iconic) | £1,800 | £1,260 | £42 |
Prices include VAT, for one screen with no upgrades, checked 10 October 2026. Some locations have their own prices. The app shows the exact price before you pay.
For every other price, from a single day to several screens, see our billboard advertising cost guide.
How it works
- Make your ad. Upload a design, or let our designer make one from your photo or website.
- Pick your screens. Choose the screens near your customers.
- Choose Monthly. Pick the day your plan starts. The app shows the monthly price and what it works out at per day.
- Pay for the first month. Your ad goes up from the start date, once it passes our check. We charge the next month during the last hour of the current one.
- Any number of days
- Paid up front
- Ends on the date you pick
- Every day of the month
- 30% less than paying once
- Renews until you stop it
Keep it fresh
A poster that stays up for a month gets stale. A digital ad doesn't have to. You can send new artwork from your post page when you have something new to say: this week's offer, a new menu, a seasonal job you want more of. New artwork goes through the same checks as your original. Most changes go live straight away, and your current ad keeps playing while anything is checked.
Small changes help. People who pass the screen every day notice when it changes.
Who it suits
- Trades. Plumbers, electricians and builders who want their number in front of local homeowners every day, not just the day they ran an ad.
- Shops, cafés and salons. Anyone whose customers live or work nearby and walk past the same screens every week.
- Anyone with a regular offer. Gyms, takeaways and estate agents with something new to say each month.
If you have a one-off event, paying once for the days you need is still the better fit. Our guide to promoting an event on a billboard covers that.
The small print
| Rule | Detail |
|---|---|
| Length | A calendar month, renewing every month |
| Price | 30% less than paying once for 30 days |
| When we charge | During the last hour of each paid month |
| Skipping, pausing and cancelling | Any time, from your post page |
| Refunds | We don't refund a month that has started |
| Price changes | We email you at least 30 days before, and you can cancel first |
The full rules are in our terms.
FAQ
Do I have to commit to a minimum number of months? No. Cancel whenever you like. Your ad runs to the end of the month you paid for.
Can I change my ad during the month? Yes. Send new artwork from your post page. It goes through the same checks as your original, and most changes go live straight away.
Is a monthly plan available on every screen? Monthly plans are for ongoing business ads, on most screens. Personal ads, one-off events and a few locations with their own pricing pay once instead.
What if I only want a week or two? Choose Pick days instead and pay once for the days you want. A monthly plan is the cheaper way to stay up for longer.
Ready to stay on screen? Find a screen near you, make your ad, and choose Monthly when you pick your dates.
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