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For the person who has to sign off on it. What it is, what it replaces, what it costs your building, and what happens if you stop.

What it is

Video for the screens in your building.

Implicit makes video for a lobby wall or an elevator screen at that screen's exact proportions, from a description in plain words — “calm nature in our building colors for autumn”. You watch the whole video in a browser first, change any scene you do not like, put your logos on top, and put it on the wall yourself. Nothing goes on the wall unless you put it there. It is made with AI, and every video is generated.

What it replaces

A stock loop, an agency quote, an art subscription, or doing it yourself.

A wall is usually filled one of four ways: clips licensed from a stock library, which are wide and are not about your building; a production agency, which costs what a film costs and comes with a quote and a schedule for each new film; a curated art subscription, which is somebody else's taste on somebody else's schedule; or a video generator used directly, which gives you a clip at a time, which you then assemble. Implicit is the wall's ongoing content, in your proportions and in your hands. An agency is still the right call for one commissioned film a year.

What it costs

For a building your size.

A plan is a fixed monthly price with new video included: 100 credits of new video a month on every plan, more at $1 each from $50. Plans start at $150 a month for 1 screen.

Plan
Starter plus 2 extra screens
A month
$250
Over 12 months
$3,000
Included
100 credits of new video a month

About 16 six-scene videos a month; longer or sharper ones use more credits.

No annual contract, month to month. Figures checked 14 September 2026, and they assume 3 screens in one building on one account; change the number above for yours.

Who uses it

A Class A tower in Austin.

HPI runs Implicit on a forty-foot portrait wall in the lobby at 301 Congress in Austin — 3,360 × 8,100 px, changed on the schedule they choose, with tenants' logos rotating across the wall. They looked at a stock library, a production agency, a curated art subscription and a video generator used directly before they chose it.

If you stop

What happens to the wall.

If a payment is missed you keep everything and the wall keeps playing for 90 days. After that the wall goes dark until the account is paid. Cancel and the wall stops at the end of the month you have paid for.

Ownership

Who owns the video.

Implicit Media owns the video. You are licensed to show it on your screens for as long as you have a plan. Your plan covers showing the video on your screens. Downloading it or posting it elsewhere is not included; write to us if you want that. The logos and files you upload stay yours. The whole agreement is in the Terms.

Who to call

A person, not a form.

Questions from a GM, an asset manager or an AV integrator go to sales@implicitmedia.com. Try it free with 100 free credits that never expire. Videos made on the free plan carry a small Implicit watermark. A card is required to sign up. It is not charged when you sign up. You pay when you buy more credits or choose a plan.

Next

Pricing →

Every plan, the per-screen price, and what happens if things change.

A wall running Implicit →

HPI's lobby wall at 301 Congress in Austin, and what they do with it.

Want to see it on your wall?

Write to us and we will answer as a person, whatever the question — the wall, the plan, or the box in the rack.

sales@implicitmedia.com

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