NowSignage forecasts 115% ARR growth for 2026-27
NowSignage is forecasting 115% growth in annual recurring revenue (ARR) in 2026-27, as it continues to expand in the US and internationally.
The digital signage platform’s forecast for the financial year ending March 2027 also projects a 150% increase in managed screen count across its customer base.
The projections follow a strong performance in 2024-25, when NowSignage delivered 71% revenue growth and increased its screen count by 115%.
Over the past six months, ARR has risen by 45%, driven by increasing adoption of its platform among large multi-site consumer brands.
This includes the national rollout of Superdrug’s retail media network, Wingstop and Taco Bell’s European expansions, and the delivery of a cloud-based content management system that is powering digital menu boards across thousands of Little Caesars restaurants in 16 countries.
Expanded workforce
NowSignage has grown from 20 to 41 staff over the past two years and made several senior appointments. Ant Bolton spent 17 years at KPMG prior to joining the business as chief financial officer in March, while operations director Marlon Hope brings proven expertise in operations management, digital strategy and product leadership.
NowSignage is continuing to invest in staff globally, as the business scales its presence across international regions.
As part of its US expansion strategy, the company has appointed a vice-president of enterprise solutions to support larger customer deployments.
‘Established global organisation’
NowSignage chief executive Nick Johnson said: “The business is operating at a very different scale compared to two years ago.
“We’ve evolved from a fast-growth company into a much more established global organisation, while still keeping the speed and agility that our customers expect from us.
“We’ve spent the last few years strengthening the foundations of the business, from continued investment in the platform and our team through to supporting increasingly large and complex customer deployments across multiple markets.
“That has put us in a strong position to scale internationally, while maintaining the service levels and agility our partners expect from us.
“The US is a major area of growth for the business, particularly as more large, multi-site brands look for digital signage solutions that are scalable, easy to manage and backed by strong partner support. We’re seeing strong momentum in sectors like retail and QSR.”
