A good first step when your team already has trust with a chain and can handle site visits, setup, or onboarding while TVCast Pro provides the product layer.
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Partner with TVCast Pro as an installer, agency, reseller, or local operator. Sell Android TV digital signage pilots and rollouts without custom hardware.
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The strongest partner pages do not just say “be a partner.” They show how agencies, AV teams, and rollout operators can land a first scoped project quickly.
A good first step when your team already has trust with a chain and can handle site visits, setup, or onboarding while TVCast Pro provides the product layer.
Once the pilot is live, many partners add campaign updates, creative refresh, local support, and reporting without needing to become a software builder.
One partner motion can own qualification and account strategy while installer crews in different cities handle site prep, mounting, and first go-live support.
F&B, pharmacy, showroom, education, and franchise accounts often close faster when you keep the pitch specific to one workflow and one rollout pain first.
The fastest first call is not a formal channel-program meeting. It is usually a short scope check around customer type, service model, and rollout geography.
Tell us whether you mainly serve F&B, retail, pharmacy, franchise, showroom, education, or another multi-site segment with frequent screen updates.
Clarify whether you want to lead with referrals, installation, onboarding, local support, creative operations, or a managed-service layer.
Share whether your strongest coverage is in Malaysia, Singapore, the Philippines, Indonesia, or specific cities where your team can visit sites and support rollout.
The cleanest partner deals usually show who owns qualification, who owns the product layer, and who stays close to the customer after go-live.
The local team brings the customer context, rollout geography, and install constraints so the first discussion stays grounded in a real account.
We help the partner align the software workflow, installation path, and first pilot shape without forcing them to become a custom software builder.
After the pilot is live, the strongest model is usually the partner staying closest to install follow-through, account care, and any managed-service layer they want to add.
No. The point is to start with a ready product, validate a pilot quickly, and wrap your own services around deployment, support, or content ops.
No. Small pilots are encouraged because they reduce sales friction and help both sides prove the workflow before a bigger rollout.
Multi-site retailers, restaurants, cafes, pharmacies, showrooms, and franchise operators that update content often and need central visibility.
Yes. Local support, device prep, mounting, site coordination, and content operations are exactly where many partners add value.
Yes. This is a strong fit when you already handle branch openings, POS refreshes, Android box installs, kiosk deployments, or outlet retrofits and want a lightweight signage layer to bundle into the same rollout.
Yes. Many partners start by bringing qualified leads, running a small pilot, and adding install or onboarding support before expanding into managed service.
No. You can start with the verticals and geographies where your team already has trust — for example F&B, pharmacy, retail, or franchise accounts in your local market.
Yes. Many partner conversations begin with one chain or multi-site account, then expand into a repeatable install, support, or managed-service motion after the first pilot works.
Yes. A strong fit is any team that can genuinely support qualification, install, or onboarding in the markets they already know well—even if coverage starts city by city.
Yes. The strongest partner motions often attach TVCast Pro to outlet openings, refreshes, POS rollouts, AV retrofits, or recurring campaign operations you already deliver.
Yes. Many partner motions work best when you lock in one city, one chain account, or one installer crew first, then reuse the same qualification and rollout playbook across the next set of accounts.
Yes. A practical first step is for your team to qualify outlet count, screen type, and rollout geography, then bring TVCast Pro into the first scoped demo or pilot discussion.
Yes. Some partner motions split responsibilities: one team owns customer qualification and pilot scoping, while local installers handle mounting, device prep, and go-live support.
Yes. Many partner motions work best when your team owns the customer relationship and local service model while TVCast Pro supports the product, pilot design, and rollout playbook.
Yes. That split often works well: the agency can own campaign planning, creative refresh, and reporting while the installer partner handles site prep, device setup, and field rollout execution.
Yes. Many partner teams close faster when they prove one vertical-specific workflow first, then reuse the same rollout, install, and account-care playbook in the next segment.
Yes. Many partner teams tighten one repeatable flow—qualification, site prep handoff, install coordination, and first-publish support—then use the same playbook across the next chains or local markets.