We turn the screens inside hotels, golf carts, and arenas into money-makers
We've proven the model in golf and hospitality. Your investment helps bring it to stadiums, arenas, airports, and millions of screens beyond. We’re targeting 400,000+ screens and a Nasdaq ticker reservation.
Kevin Harrington Has Seen Thousands of Pitches
“I've made an investment and I believe it's a solid company."
Kevin Harrington
Original Shark Tank Investor
Watch the full conversation with Edison CEO Nick Stanitz-Harper and Investor Kevin Harrington to see why he invested in Edison.
Immersive Screen Experiences with Live Sports, Betting & 3D Visuals
Edison delivers intelligent, connected screen experiences across golf carts, hotel rooms, and premium venues. Our platform brings together live sports, streaming entertainment, immersive 3D course visualization, on-screen ordering, and interactive content into one unified experience.
At the core is an AI-driven personalization layer that adapts to how people engage, improving relevance and performance over time. Guests get experiences that feel tailored and intuitive. Operators gain high-engagement digital channels that elevate satisfaction and unlock new ways to reach their audiences.
Golf Courses and Premium Venues Are Overdue for Disruption
Golf courses have used cart-mounted screens for years, but the experience has barely evolved. Golfers now live in a world of streaming, live sports, and personalized digital experiences, yet the screens they encounter on the course feel disconnected from how people actually consume content today. This same gap exists across hospitality, stadiums, arenas, and other premium environments, creating a massive opportunity for a unified, next-generation platform that brings intelligence, personalization, and modern experiences to screens outside the home.
A $39B Market And Most of It Is Still Untapped2
There are over 20 million screens across golf courses and hotels alone, with stadiums, arenas, airports, and cruise ships to follow. The market for digital out of home experiences is projected to reach $39B by 2030.
Three things set Edison apart:
Real-Time Targeting
Ad creative that adjusts dynamically, the precision of digital inside the physical world.
Audiences No Other Platform Reaches
High-income, captive audiences spending hours in premium venues they chose to be in.
Data at Every Screen
Engagement, dwell time, and demographics tracked at every interaction.
The Platform That Goes Where Others Can't
Edison upgrades the screens already inside premium venues, replacing static disconnected displays with a cloud-based platform that delivers personalized content, runs targeted advertising, and generates recurring revenue for the operators who own the venue.
Golf
Golf delivers what almost no other environment can: hours of uninterrupted time with a high-income audience that is relaxed, engaged, and constantly interacting with the screen in front of them.
Edison turns that attention into a connected entertainment and media hub: 3D course visualization and green contour heat maps, live sports streaming during the round, real-time GPS yardage and scoring, and premium advertising from brands like Porsche and Rolex.
Hotels
The most valuable screen in a hotel is the television in the room. Right now it's a broken experience — slow, generic, and generating no revenue for the property. Edison changes both sides of that. Sub-second loading and modern streaming integration.
- Guest personalization from check-in data
- Ad inventory served to premium audiences at scale
- No upfront installation cost to the operator
Stadiums (Coming Soon)
A Verizon reseller partnership is positioning Edison for entry into stadiums and arenas, bringing the same platform to premium suite environments. Live game stats, suite ordering, and sponsor integrations on one screen.
- Targeted content and advertising for suite holders
- Revenue share with venue and team operators
- Expansion in progress via Verizon partnership
Scaling Edison Across Hotels, Stadiums, and 400,000+ Screens
There are over 20 million screens across golf courses and hotels alone2. Your investment will help accelerate deployments and expand into new high-value markets, with the goal of engaging 100M viewers across 400,000+ screens.
Market Expansion:
Already live in golf and hospitality, with planned expansion into stadiums, arenas, airports, cruise lines, and premium event venues.
Funded Installations
Help cover upfront install costs to remove friction for operators and lock in long-term contracts.
Sales & Platform Monetization:
Invest in scaling the media sales team to unlock more revenue from screens already live.
We Remove the Cost Barrier and Share the Upside
Instead of charging golf courses like TPC and hotels like Caesars to upgrade, we cover installation costs to remove friction for adoption. From there, we earn recurring revenue from every screen we power. More screens mean more impressions, more data, higher demand, and stronger operator relationships. It’s a model designed to grow more valuable with every deployment.
Platform Fees
Monthly recurring per-screen SaaS-style payments from operators under long-term contracts.
Media & Advertising Revenue
High-margin revenue from programmatic ads and premium brand placements.
Content Licensing & Distribution
Revenue share agreements from partnerships with major entertainment brands.
Exclusive Investor Perks
Perks shown above are cumulative of the time-based and amount-based perks. If you’re eligible for more than one perk, we’ll apply all applicable perks together whenever allowed, up to the maximum bonus share limit disclosed in our Form C and offering materials.
Investing in Edison Interactive
Transform every screen into a dynamic, AI-driven channel that enhances the user experience and grows your bottom line.
Golf Legends and Pioneers, A $1.2B Prior Exit
Our leadership team brings deep experience across golf, technology, and large-scale platform growth, with a track record of building, scaling, and exiting successful companies.
• Serial entrepreneur and platform builder in connected media and real-world screen technology.
• 3x Titan 100 Award winner; Hall of Fame inductee; Denver Business Journal “40 Under 40” honoree.
• Founder of Edison Interactive, building one of the largest AI-powered out-of-home screen platforms in golf and hospitality.
• Leads company vision, product strategy, and large-scale partner relationships.
• Former CTO of SpotX and Magnite ($1.2B exit).
• 30+ years in tech, AI, and connected TV.
• Regarded as one of the top technologists in CTV advertising.
• Leads Edison’s AI-driven platform innovation and scale.
• Former President of SpotX; scaled to $1.2B acquisition.
• Built and led operations at one of the largest CTV ad platforms.
• Drives Edison’s day-to-day operations and growth strategy.
• Brings deep expertise in scaling SaaS and media tech.
• GPS golf tech pioneer; former CEO of GPS Industries & ParView.
• Ernst & Young Tech Entrepreneur of the Year.
• Led multiple exits in connected device and sports tech.
• Known for scaling operations and strategic deal-making.
• Former CEO of EZLinks Golf, one of the most widely used golf course management and tee sheet platforms globally.
• Led EZLinks through its acquisition by NBC Sports, with the PGA Tour as a strategic investor.
• Decades of experience scaling connected golf technology, SaaS platforms, and large operator networks.
• Deep relationships across the golf ecosystem, including course operators, technology partners, and media organizations.
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Kevin Harrington has served as a Director of Edison Interactive since 2026. Mr. Harrington is a strategic investor and board member with more than four decades of experience in direct-response media, brand building, and entrepreneurial growth. He is the creator of the infomercial format and founder of the globally recognized "As Seen On TV" brand, having been involved in launching more than 500 products, resulting in over $6 billion in global sales.
Kevin Harrington is one of the most recognized figures in the history of consumer marketing and entrepreneurship. As one of the original Sharks on ABC's hit series Shark Tank, he helped establish the modern language of startup investment and brand-building for a generation of founders. His career has been defined by an ability to identify emerging distribution channels ahead of the market and apply media leverage to scale brands from early-stage to global recognition — a thesis that directly informs his investment in and commitment to Edison Interactive's hospitality media platform.
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Sidney Rice is a former Pro Bowl NFL wide receiver, Super Bowl XLVIII champion, entrepreneur, and technology investor. Across seven seasons with the Minnesota Vikings and Seattle Seahawks, Sidney competed at the highest level of his sport. The years since have been defined by the same intensity, applied to a different field.
Sidney is the founder of Dossier Wine, a consumer brand he is actively scaling, and led the expansion of Wingstop franchise operations into Washington as a hands-on operator. His investment and advisory portfolio spans sports technology, consumer brands, and real estate and hospitality, where he works closely with founders on partnerships, brand growth, and market expansion. He is a recognized voice at the intersection of sports, business, and consumer culture.
As a Board Member of Edison Interactive, Sidney provides strategic guidance on growth, partnerships, and market positioning across the company's hospitality and golf platforms. He brings to Edison a rare combination of elite athletic credibility, operator discipline, and the relationships to accelerate growth across hospitality, golf, and beyond.
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