Billiie Inc. has introduced a reseller program that lets entrepreneurs, agencies and installation professionals manage client screens, set their own service rates and build recurring revenue through its signage platform.
New York, New York, October 28, 2026 -- Billiie Inc., a digital signage technology company based in New York, launched a reseller program on October 26, 2026, giving entrepreneurs, designers, marketing agencies, menu and sign companies, and TV and AV installation professionals a way to offer digital signage management services to their own customers.
The program is built for resellers who want to serve businesses that need ongoing help with their screen content but do not want to build or maintain their own signage software. Through Billiie's reseller program, partners can organize multiple customers, their locations and their screens within a single commercial dashboard, upload and schedule content remotely, and update menus, promotions and daily specials on behalf of their clients.
Resellers set their own pricing for the services they provide and retain the relationship with the businesses they serve, while Billiie supplies the underlying technology. The program's launch pricing is $0.87 per screen per month. Resellers can charge their customers for ongoing content management and other services without developing their own signage software.
Billiie's standard subscription already provides businesses with a way to manage and update their screens remotely, and the company's digital signage platform supports image and video uploads, content scheduling and multi-screen management from one dashboard. The reseller program extends that same technology to partners who want to package it as part of their own service offering, whether that includes design work, installation, or day-to-day content management for their clients.
“We believe anyone should have the opportunity to build a business around digital signage without spending thousands of dollars developing their own software,” said Qassem Yafai, Founder and CEO of Billiie Inc. “Even with our affordable pricing of just $1 per screen per month, we recognized that many small businesses still need help creating designs, updating menus, managing daily specials, and running promotions. That's what inspired us to launch the Billiie Reseller Program.
“For just $0.87 per screen per month, our partners can offer digital signage management services to businesses of all sizes, set their own prices, and build recurring monthly revenue. Whether they're managing 10 screens or 1,000, we provide the technology so they can focus on serving their customers and growing their business.
“Our goal is simple: make digital signage affordable and accessible to every business while giving entrepreneurs, freelancers, marketing agencies, and installation professionals the opportunity to build a profitable business of their own.”
Billiie Inc. is a digital signage technology company that helps businesses manage and update their TV screens remotely for as little as $1 per screen per month.
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