Resonate plays your music, makes announcements (typed, recorded, or ready-made), runs your store deal ads on a schedule, calls out orders by number, and pops up weather emergency alerts, all over your PA or speakers. Works offline. One price. No monthly fees. Ever.
The services that pipe music and announcements into stores and warehouses charge you every single month, per location. There's a simpler way.
Everything you'd cobble together from three services and a stack of subscriptions, in one place.
Record a deal ad once ("Today only, 20% off aisle 4") and set it to repeat every 30 minutes during your open hours. Schedule shift bells, safety reminders, and closing calls by day and time. It runs itself.
Type any message and it's spoken over the PA in a natural voice, or tap one of 200+ ready-made announcements (safety, shifts, customer service, phone calls), or record your own. Music ducks down automatically and fades back.
Punch in a number, pick a phrase, and Resonate calls it out: "Order number 47 is ready," "Now serving number 12." Built for restaurants, delis, pharmacies, and service counters.
Resonate quietly watches the National Weather Service and interrupts the music to announce a real tornado, flood, or severe-weather alert for your area. Plus a one-tap emergency button with your own recorded instructions for fire, lockdown, and more.
A supplemental notifier, not a replacement for your certified fire-alarm and emergency systems.
If it has speakers and people, Resonate fits.
Overhead-music and paging services run $300 to $1,200 a year, per location. Resonate is one price, once.
Resonate is for the business that wants to own its sound system: a store, warehouse, restaurant, gym, or office tired of monthly overhead-music and paging fees. It runs on a Windows or Linux PC and plays through your existing speakers or PA (or a simple line-out cable).
It's not a certified fire-alarm or life-safety system, and it isn't a licensed commercial-music streaming service. The emergency and weather features are a helpful supplement to your building's official systems, and for playing licensed music in public you may need your own performance license (we include free, license-clean music sources to get you started). We'd rather tell you the truth than sell you the wrong thing.
Yes. $79, one time. No subscription, no per-message fees, no expiry. Yours forever, including free updates.
Any that connect to your PC, your PA amplifier, powered speakers, or a line-out cable. Set your PA or speakers as the Windows output, or pick a device in Settings.
The app runs on your PC. Music from your own files, announcements, and scheduling all work offline. Internet radio and weather alerts need a connection.
Yes. Record your own announcements with a mic, type any message for instant speech, or use the 200+ built-in ones. Assign your own recordings to the emergency button.
No. Resonate is a supplemental announcement and alert tool, not a certified life-safety system. Always keep and follow your building's official fire alarm and emergency systems, and put the PC and PA on a battery backup.
Yes, a full illustrated user guide is built right into the app, and you can print it.