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Your board is inventory. Run it like inventory.

VYPΛ now carries outdoor and large format screens on the same platform as the indoor network — but on the owner’s terms. You keep your rate card, your loop and your advertisers. We charge for the software, and take commission only on the demand we brought you.

Live in Nigeria and Canada. Boards from 6 m² upward.

On your own sales
0%
commission. You found the advertiser, so you keep all of it.
On ours
10%
only when a VYPA advertiser books your board.
Boards per account
Unlimited
no cap. Each is priced on the ladder, not the headline.

What changes when the screen goes outside

A shop screen and a roadside board look like the same product and behave nothing alike. The difference is not size — it is who carries the sales risk.

You already have a sales team

A retail host has no advertisers, so VYPA finds every one of them and earns 30%. A media owner arrives with a book of clients and a rate card. Charging them the same way would be charging for work we did not do.

You already have a price

Outdoor rates are set by site, traffic and contract — not by a platform base rate. So there isn’t one. You publish your own slot price and VYPA sells against it.

Your clients want evidence

An estate committee or a brand’s media buyer will ask what actually played and whether the board was lit. That question is the whole reason a media owner needs software rather than a spreadsheet.

Five things happen to a board. You keep the first two.

Owning the inventory and owning the customer are the valuable parts, and they stay with you. VYPA does the parts that are software.

Your own advertisers 0% commission VYPA marketplace 10% commission 1 Inventory Every board measured 2 Demand Two sources, one loop 3 Delivery Scheduled and played 4 Evidence Proof of play, uptime 5 Settlement Statement and payout The owner keeps stages 1 and 2. VYPA runs 3, 4 and 5 - and only earns inside stage 2, on the demand it brought.
Fig. 01  The path a booking takes. Stage 2 is the only place VYPA earns, and only on the half of it we brought.

Three bands, set by lit area

Measure the width and height of the display with a tape and the band follows. Area is the classifier because it is objective, anyone can check it, and it tracks what a board earns.

4.6 m × 3.05 m LF-1 Estate gate / forecourt 6 - 20 m² 8.0 m × 4.00 m LF-2 Roadside billboard 20 - 50 m² 12.0 m × 5.00 m LF-3 Gantry / spectacular 50 m² and above Drawn to one another’s scale. Below 6 m² a screen is retail however it is mounted - a shop-window TV is not a billboard.
Fig. 02  The three bands drawn to a common scale. The board on the left is a real one — a 4.6 m × 3.05 m estate gate screen at 14.0 m², which puts it in LF-1.

What we run outdoors

Any board that carries a player and can answer a heartbeat.

Estate gate boards

Residential and mixed-use gates, where the audience is a known, repeating community.

Roadside billboards

Arterial and expressway sites sold on traffic count and dwell.

Gantries & spectaculars

The largest sites, usually sold as a named asset rather than by the slot.

Forecourts & filling stations

Smaller outdoor boards with high frequency and a captive dwell time.

The player is not the constraint. A board runs on the same VYPΛ player family as the rest of the network — Raspberry Pi, Android, Fire OS, Tizen or webOS — feeding your existing LED controller over HDMI. If the board is already built, it does not need rebuilding.

Measure a board to price it

Record the lit width and height and the band classifies itself. Nothing is charged for the first 60 days a board is live.