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We turn static windows into captivating digital experiences using transparent LED film.
Sales & Operations
Finding and closing clients, managing the business infrastructure.
Creative Director
Custom tailor-made graphics and client vision consulting.
Head of Install
Leading the on-site technical crew for effortless 2-day installations.
Sourced from industry leaders like Muxwave and KPCB Tech.
Optimized for direct sunlight and high-detail advertising. Foldable, lightweight, and crystal clear.
Cost-effective sticker screen solution. Easy to apply to existing glass facades.
Nikhil closes the deal and processes details. The project officially begins.
Jewan meets over Zoom to storyboard custom graphics tailored to your store.
We secure the perfect PPI/Brightness match based on your window orientation.
Lee and the install crew arrive on site. Content is loaded and the glass comes alive.
We deliver dedicated, high-speed internet to corporate ballrooms and meeting rooms at a significant discount compared to hotel-attached vendors — and we help clients negotiate away restrictive hotel outside vendor fees.
In-house hotel telecom vendors exploit venue exclusivity, charging inflated daily rates for basic bandwidth. We deliver enterprise-grade event connectivity at a fraction of their cost.
Hotels routinely intimidate clients with "outside vendor fees", exorbitant patch charges, or exclusivity threats. We review your venue contract fine print and negotiate directly with hotel management to waive or slash these fees.
High-density Wi-Fi 6/6E access points, dedicated symmetrical gigabit throughput, custom branded splash portals, and low-latency lines built specifically for live keynotes, streaming, and breakout rooms.
See why conference organizers, production teams, and corporate planners switch to REA-LED.
| Feature / Consideration | Hotel-Attached In-House Vendor | REA-LED Event Internet |
|---|---|---|
| Ballroom Dedicated Internet Cost | $3,500 – $20,000+ per drop (300%+ hotel markup) | Transparent flat rates (typically 40%–70% less) |
| Outside Vendor & Patch Fee Advocacy | Enforces steep penalty fees to prevent outside vendors | We review contract clauses and negotiate fees directly with the hotel |
| Bandwidth Guarantee | Frequently shared or throttled across other hotel guests | 100% dedicated symmetrical multi-gigabit throughput |
| Live Keynote & Stream Monitoring | General hotel helpdesk ticket, delayed response | Dedicated on-site network engineer throughout your event |
| Branded SSIDs & Captive Portals | Additional costly add-on charges | Included: Custom sponsor splash pages and custom SSIDs |
Planning an upcoming meeting, corporate summit, or ballroom gala? Tell us about your venue and dates. We'll show you how much you can save compared to hotel attached vendors, and outline how we help you handle outside vendor hotel fees.
Ready to transform your retail storefront with transparent LED film, or save thousands on corporate ballroom & meeting room internet? Speak with our team today.
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REA-LED
Internal Portal
Full project quote — environment, hardware, creative & install.
5 qualification questions to diagnose window orientation, viewing distance, transparency, mullions, and creative scope.
1. "Which direction does your storefront glass face, and does it receive direct midday sunlight?"
Brightness (Nits)Target: Prevents visual washout. South/West glass in direct sun needs high-output tiles (3,500–6,000 Nits). Shaded street storefronts look punchy at 2,500 Nits, while indoor malls or north-facing glass need only 1,000–1,500 Nits.
2. "Where is your primary audience looking from — sidewalk pedestrians right against the window, or vehicles across the street?"
Pixel Pitch (mm)Target: Determines pixel pitch. Pedestrians within 15ft require tight pitch (P3.91–P4.8) for crisp logos and product text. Vehicle or plaza traffic across the street (>30ft) looks sharp on P8–P16 with maximum transparency and lower cost.
3. "Do shoppers and staff inside the store need to see outside clearly through the glass during business hours?"
Transparency %Target: Preserves store natural lighting and merchandising. Active retail sales floors need 80%–95% see-through clarity. If the display is positioned in front of a solid partition or display niche, lower transparency (70%) is acceptable.
4. "Does the storefront window have metal framing / mullion bars dividing the glass panes?"
Hardware & Install SpecTarget: Mullions allow power supply boxes to be hidden behind structural bars, but require modular cut-to-fit sizing (+25% creative layout compensation). Seamless single glass requires edge bezel management.
5. "Do you have in-house motion designers, or do you want our creative team to produce tailor-made 3D / motion graphics?"
Creative Scope & UpsellTarget: Transparent screens look 10x better with purpose-built transparent video (black backgrounds drop to invisible glass). Upsell Tier 2 ($5,000) or 3D anamorphic depth illusions Tier 3 ($12,000).
Phase 1 — Environment & Product Selection
Phase 2 — Dimensions & Options
Dimension live event connectivity, bill of materials (BOM), day rates, and sales anchor pricing.
Arm sales reps with these qualification questions to diagnose the right tier and anchor price.
1. "What is the venue asking to charge for dedicated internet drops?"
Anchor TargetTarget: Anchor pricing against the in-house telecom quote ($4,000–$25,000+). Pricing at 60–70% of the venue quote guarantees immediate client approval while preserving high margins.
2. "Are we carrying live broadcast streams, or strictly driving local ballroom screens?"
Bonding TierTarget: Identifies whether smooth packet-bonding (Starlink + 5G SpeedFusion) is required for zero-drop streaming, or if standard sub-second failover suffices.
3. "How many breakout rooms require presentations pulling from cloud servers or remote presenters?"
Edge Switches & FiberTarget: Sizes secondary edge switches and opticalCON fiber runs between the main ballroom core and remote meeting rooms.
4. "Is audience connectivity handled by the venue, or are you looking to provide dedicated high-speed Wi-Fi for VIPs, press, and staff?"
Wi-Fi ScopeTarget: Distinguishes between Production-Only (Tier 1), Staff/Media Private Bubble (Tier 2, 25% concurrency), and Public Guest Wi-Fi (Tier 3, 60% concurrency).
5. "Where is the nearest clear outdoor sky exposure relative to our production area?"
Ingress BudgetTarget: Determines the ingress cable run budget (under 80 meters for tactical CAT6A etherCON vs. long-haul tactical single-mode fiber through roof-hatches or freight docks).
Event Parameters & Venue Scope
Derived Dimensioning & Sizing Metrics
Itemized gear list calculated automatically from dimensioning rules.
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