Live DOT road reports on your store's TV.

Free for your store. Earn a share of sponsor payments. Runs in your TV's browser.

Get a board for your store

See a demo

Demo using live DOT reports.

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The sponsor space along the bottom is empty until a sponsor buys it.

How it works

1. Tell us where your store is

Send the form below. We set the board up for the highway outside your door.

2. We test it on your TV

You provide the TV and Wi-Fi. We test the board in your TV or streaming device's browser before setup. Nothing to buy from us.

3. It runs itself

It updates itself. One sponsor slot per screen, sold by MileCheck. Your store gets a share of sponsor payments when the slot is sold. The share is written into your agreement before the board goes live, so you see the number before you say yes.

In a store

At a travel center on I-84

Questions

Before you try the board

What TV do I need?

You provide the TV and Wi-Fi. We test the board in your TV or streaming device's browser before setup.

What does it cost?

The board is free for your store. You provide the TV and Wi-Fi.

Who sells the sponsor slot, and can I refuse a sponsor?

MileCheck finds and handles the sponsor. If you object to a sponsor, for example a direct competitor, tell us in writing and we take it off your board within 5 business days.

How do I get paid?

Your store gets a share of sponsor payments when the slot is sold. The share is written into your agreement before the board goes live. Payment is monthly, for the money collected the month before.

Can I put my own specials on it?

Yes, the board can show your store's specials. Email the lines to sales@milecheckapp.com.

What if the internet drops?

The board needs Wi-Fi to fetch new reports. If it says "Reports unavailable", check the connection and reopen the board.

Can I end it?

Yes. Either side can end it at any time with 14 days' written notice. Email is fine, to sales@milecheckapp.com.

Who do I contact if something looks wrong?

Email sales@milecheckapp.com with the store name and what looks wrong. The road reports come from the DOT.