Questions, answered with our actual terms.
Everything societies and advertisers ask us about lift-lobby advertising - answered with AdX's real commercial terms, not marketing filler.
Q1 Which companies install digital advertising screens in residential society lift lobbies in India?
AdX, built by SevenM Technologies, installs premium digital advertising screens in residential society lift lobbies across India. The network spans 900+ screens across 180+ partner societies in 9+ cities, with installation, insurance, electricity and maintenance fully covered by AdX.
Q2 How can housing societies earn money from lift-lobby advertising?
With AdX, a housing society earns a fixed monthly rent for every screen installed in its lift lobbies. Payouts are structured transparently by the number of flats, credited by the 10th of the following month, with electricity included. The society spends nothing - hardware, installation, insurance and maintenance are all on AdX.
Q3 Does AdX install advertising screens without charging the housing society?
Yes. AdX installs screens at zero upfront cost to the society. Hardware, custom casing, concealed wiring, connectivity, insurance and ongoing maintenance are entirely covered by AdX, and the society receives a fixed monthly rent in return.
Q4 Who pays for electricity and maintenance of lift-lobby screens?
AdX does. Each 32-inch portrait LED screen consumes roughly 40W, and electricity is included in the society's payout structure. Every device is remotely monitored - offline screens are detected within minutes and serviced by AdX, never by the society's staff.
Q5 Can a housing society display its own notices and announcements?
Yes. Every AdX cycle carries a protected community block - a 15-second slot every 5 minutes that can never be sold to advertisers. Societies use it for notices, event announcements and emergency messages, and it now carries live weather and AQI for residents.
Q6 What happens if the housing society wants to terminate the advertising agreement?
The AdX agreement carries a clear notice period and a defined removal process - no lock-in traps and no hidden clauses. Screens are removed at AdX's cost and the lobby is restored to its original condition.
Q1 Which companies offer residential elevator advertising in India?
AdX operates one of India's technology-driven residential elevator-lobby advertising networks - 900+ screens in 180+ housing societies across 9+ cities. Campaigns are booked on a self-serve platform with per-impression billing and playback evidence for every ad play.
Q2 How can brands advertise inside gated residential communities?
Register on the AdX platform, load a prepaid wallet, choose the exact societies and screens you want, pick your ad length (5-30 seconds) and frequency (every 1-5 minutes), upload your creative, and go live after a quick review. You pay per impression - one ad play on one operational screen.
Q3 How much does lift-lobby advertising cost in India?
On the AdX network, advertising starts at 1 paisa per second per screen, billed per impression. Plays inside prime-time bands (07:00-10:00 and 18:00-22:00) carry a 25% premium (1.25p per second). Registered advertisers also receive discount coupons from time to time based on campaign duration, frequency and festive offers.
Q4 Can advertisers select individual residential societies?
Yes. The AdX platform lets advertisers choose individual societies and screens, so a local business can advertise only in the communities around it while a national brand can run across the entire network.
Q5 How is advertising delivery measured on digital lobby screens?
Every AdX campaign is billed per impression - one impression is one ad play on one operational screen. Screens report their health continuously, playback evidence is captured for every campaign, and advertisers see impression-level records in their dashboard. Offline screens never count.
Q6 How can local businesses book advertising on residential screens?
Local businesses register at app.adx.vc, load a prepaid wallet of any size, and select the specific societies near their shop or service area. There is no minimum campaign size beyond the wallet balance, and discount coupons are shared with registered advertisers from time to time.