Conqrse is the in-store retail media platform built for retailers of all sizes.

Conqrse is an in-store retail media platform that helps retailers organize trade programs, activate digital screens, measure store performance, and monetize physical inventory programmatically. It is purpose-built for retailers of all sizes — from single-location specialty stores to enterprise chains with thousands of locations.

In-store retail media is the sale of ad inventory inside physical retail stores — digital screens, endcaps, shelf, in-aisle, POS displays — to brand partners. It is the fastest-growing segment of retail media, projected to exceed $1 billion in U.S. ad spend by 2028.

Digital signage software shows content. Conqrse builds revenue. Conqrse is purpose-built for retail media monetization, with Smart Playlists, proof-of-play, share-of-play inventory, AI content generation, and SSP integration — features that generic digital signage platforms (Broadsign, BrightSign, Yodeck) do not provide.

Trade marketing refers to brand-funded programs that pay for placement, signage, and merchandising inside a retailer. Conqrse uses “trade” instead of “co-op” because the dollars are spent on the retailer's media — not shared cooperatively. Trade is the more accurate term for modern retail media.

Conqrse is built for retailers of all sizes. The platform supports single-location specialty stores, regional chains, mid-market retailers (50–500 stores), and enterprise deployments at 5,000+ stores. The pricing models are designed to match the risk tolerance and network maturity of any retailer at any size.

Conqrse is hardware-agnostic. It runs on any Android-based media player, including LG commercial displays, BrightSign, generic Android signage players, and integrated fixture displays. Scene uses existing IP cameras with an on-premise edge AI server.

Conqrse offers three pricing models: revenue share (lowest barrier, 25% of ad revenue), hybrid SaaS + revenue share (15% rev share + per-endpoint SaaS), and impression-based ($1.50–$3.00 CPM, all software included). Annual revenue per store at maturity ranges from $36,000 to $133,000+ depending on model and traffic.

Conqrse Cue is the digital signage CMS purpose-built for in-store retail media. It manages content, screens, and proof-of-play across an entire network from a single dashboard. Pricing starts at $480/year per endpoint MSRP.

Conqrse Scripter is the AI-powered content engine that generates broadcast-quality video for any product in a retailer's catalog using real-time pricing and inventory data. It eliminates the $2,500–$25,000 per-video traditional cost. Pricing is $499/month flat, regardless of network size.

Conqrse Scene is a privacy-first in-store analytics platform that uses computer vision and existing store cameras to anonymously track foot traffic, dwell time, demographics, and conversion zones. GDPR and CCPA compliant. Pricing is $299/month per store.

Yes. Conqrse's Scene analytics platform is designed to meet or exceed the January 2026 IAB and IAB Europe in-store retail media measurement standards, including impression definitions, viewability, and audience measurement.

Most Conqrse deployments reach positive ROI within months, not years. Trade modernization and Scripter content automation can begin in weeks. Full Cue + Scene + SSP rollout depends on hardware, but does not require months of professional services.

Conqrse competes with full-stack retail media platforms (STRATACACHE, Grocery TV, Barrows Connected Stores, Quad In-Store Connect), digital signage CMSs (Broadsign, BrightSign, Yodeck), and adjacent measurement and DOOH platforms (Vistar Media, Volta, InMarket).

Yes. While many in-store retail media platforms focus on grocery, Conqrse is vertical-agnostic. Active deployments span electronics (Micro Center), auto parts (NAPA), QSR (Jet Coffee), sporting goods (SCHEELS), and beauty.

Conqrse is headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina. It is led by CEO Jody Holmes and operates with engineering through Conexus Technology.

Conqrse Cue is purpose-built for retailers running screens across 1 to 5,000+ stores. Unlike generic digital signage CMSs (Broadsign, BrightSign, Yodeck), Cue is designed around monetization — Smart Playlists, proof-of-play, share-of-play inventory — so the same screens that help shoppers can also fund themselves through brand advertising.

Three ways. (1) Charge brand partners more for in-store placement using measurable data (trade modernization). (2) Sell ad inventory directly to endemic brands that already sell in your stores. (3) Open unsold inventory to programmatic demand from non-endemic advertisers via an SSP. Conqrse runs all three on one platform.

Conqrse Scene uses your existing IP cameras with on-premise edge processing to count entries and exits, classify demographics anonymously, measure dwell time, and build heat maps — without sending video to the cloud. GDPR and CCPA compliant. $299/month per store.

Conqrse Cue manages screens across an entire chain from a single dashboard. Schedule content centrally, override locally, monitor health remotely, and report proof-of-play to brands. Hardware-agnostic — works with any Android-based player.

Digital signage is the technology that displays content on screens. Retail media is the business model — selling that on-screen real estate to brand partners as advertising inventory. Most digital signage platforms only do the first. Conqrse does both: the CMS plus the monetization layer (ad serving, measurement, proof-of-play, programmatic demand).

Most retailers track trade in spreadsheets and email. Conqrse Deal Desk replaces that with a structured Trade Ledger that tracks every brand commitment, standardizes pricing across endcaps and digital, and proves exactly what each brand received with proof-of-play and traffic data.

Conqrse Cue runs digital menu boards with real-time pricing sync from POS, dayparting, and dynamic localization. Conqrse Scripter generates new menu board layouts and promotional content in minutes instead of weeks.