Whitelabel DOOH platform
Amphibian is everything you need to sell advertising on screens — under your brand, on your domain. You add the screens. Advertisers book and pay you. The ads play on their own. You keep the money and the relationship.
Live in a day. No servers to run. Cancel whenever.
If you have screens — or can get them — you have advertising space. Amphibian is the software that turns that space into a business you can bill for.
Step one
Install the player on any screen, pair it with a code, and set what it costs per slot. A TV in a reception, a totem in a mall, a wall of panels — it is all the same to the system.
Step two
They sign in to your platform, pick screens and dates, upload their artwork and pay. Money lands in your payment account, not ours.
Step three
Ads play on schedule, in each screen's own local time. Every play is counted and billed against the budget. You see what ran, where, and what you earned.
Most people never realise the screens they already own are worth money. These are the businesses that do.
Offer outdoor to clients without owning a single panel. Sell space on partner screens, keep the margin, and hand clients a report that proves what played.
Runs under your agency's name and domain.
Your menu board is already on. Fill the gaps between items with paid slots from the gym next door, the salon across the road, the new estate down the street.
A screen that pays for itself.
Promote your own offers, then charge the brands on your shelves to advertise beside them. They already pay for shelf space; this is the same trade.
Brands pay to reach people already buying.
Waiting rooms are long and attention is high. Mix queue information and health notices with paid slots from pharmacies, labs and insurers.
Approve every creative before it plays.
Dozens of screens, dozens of tenants, one booking system. Let shops book their own slots instead of emailing you artwork.
Share revenue with screen owners automatically.
Parks, terminals, gyms, salons, filling stations. Anywhere people wait, attention is inventory — and inventory can be sold by the slot.
Price each screen on what it is worth.
Whitelabel means more than a logo in the corner. Your customers never see us.
They sign in on your domain, see your brand, get mail from your address. We never contact them and never market to them.
Advertisers pay into your own merchant account. We bill you a flat subscription — never a cut of your revenue.
Sign up screen owners as publishers, set a revenue share, and the platform splits and tracks it on every play.
Spend is counted from plays the screen reported, not from an estimate. A screen that was offline does not bill the advertiser.
The whole thing, on day one. Not modules to buy later.
Pair a screen with a code. Set orientation, volume, operating hours and price per slot from the panel — changes reach the screen on its next check-in.
A screen that stops checking in tells you, rather than you finding out from the advertiser who paid for it.
Pick screens, dates and dayparts. See what a campaign will cost before it is booked.
A lunchtime slot means lunchtime where the screen stands — even when one campaign spans several cities.
They register, top up a wallet, upload creatives and book — without emailing you a single file.
Nothing reaches a screen until you approve it. Rejections carry a reason so the advertiser knows what to change.
Every movement of money is recorded as an entry you can reconcile — top-ups, spend, refunds, corrections.
Paystack, Flutterwave or direct bank transfer, using your own merchant account and your own keys.
Screen owners get their own login, their own numbers, and a payout run that does the arithmetic.
Every play recorded with screen, time and campaign. Exportable, so a client can check what they bought.
Point your own domain at it and send from your own address. Certificates are handled for you.
Operating somewhere with an advertising regulator? Turn on an approvals step and name it yourself. Off by default.
A flat subscription. We never take a percentage of what you sell.
Pricing could not load just now — see the plans on the signup page.
Prices shown per month. Annual billing is charged once a year at the rate above.
Everything here is buildable. The question is what it costs you to build it, and what you are not selling while you do.
| Building it yourself | Amphibian | |
|---|---|---|
| Time to first invoice | Six months to a year before anything is sellable | Days. Add a screen, invite an advertiser |
| What you pay for first | Developers, designers, servers — before a single slot is sold | A subscription, from free |
| Player software | Build it, then keep it alive on every screen you deploy | Included, with pairing and offline alerts |
| Billing and wallets | Payments, wallets, a ledger that reconciles — the slowest part | Included, with your own merchant account |
| Proof of play | Build reporting clients will trust and audit | Counted per play, exportable |
| Uptime | Yours, at 2am, when a client's campaign is live | Ours |
| Getting better | Whenever your team has time | Continuously, at no extra cost |
Build it yourself if the platform is your product. Use ours if selling the advertising is.
Pair, report and control screens programmatically. Build your own player if you have one already.
Plans change as the network grows. Move up or down and pay the difference, not a penalty.
Raise a ticket from inside your own panel and get a person, with the context already attached.
Your tenant has its own database. Export it whenever you like; it is yours.
Price per play per screen. Charge more for the busy wall and less for the back corridor.
Plays reported by the screen itself, timestamped in its own timezone, billed on delivery.
The free plan runs a real screen with real advertisers. No card, no call, no demo to sit through. Move up when you have something to move up for.
Create your platformTakes a few minutes. Your own domain can come later.