LED screen prices in Morocco: what drives the budget

"How much does a giant LED screen cost?" is the first question in most projects. The honest answer is: it depends. Not to dodge the question, but because an LED screen is custom-built and its cost results from several technical choices. Understanding them helps you compare offers and avoid paying for performance you do not need.

1. Area: the first factor

An LED screen is made of assembled modules. The larger the area, the more modules, cabinets, power supplies and receiving cards are needed. Area in square metres is therefore the main budget driver. Before fixing a size, ask how far away the audience is and what content size must stay readable: an oversized screen costs more without necessarily communicating better.

2. Pixel pitch: image sharpness and LED count

Pixel pitch (P2, P3, P4, P5, P6, P8, P10…) is the distance in millimetres between two pixels. The smaller it is, the more LEDs per square metre and the higher the cost. A fine pitch only matters if people watch from close up. A common rule of thumb puts the minimum comfortable viewing distance in metres at roughly the pitch in millimetres. Choosing the right pitch is often the most effective way to control budget.

3. Indoor or outdoor

An outdoor screen must be weatherproof, brighter to stay readable in sunlight, ventilated and resistant to heat and dust. These requirements cost more than an indoor screen. Conversely, indoor screens often use a finer pitch, which can raise the price per square metre. See Indoor or outdoor LED screen.

4. Structure and mounting

A screen on an indoor wall needs only a simple bracket. A screen on a facade, pole, truss or rooftop needs a structure designed for weight and wind load, sometimes with a dedicated study. Outdoors, the structure can be a significant share of the project.

5. Content management

The screen is driven by a controller and player. Whether you update content on site or remotely, schedule time slots or show several zones, the control system varies. Also consider the time your team will spend creating content.

6. Installation and commissioning

Mounting height, aerial platform or scaffolding, site access, distance from the workshop, electrical connection: installation depends on the site. Electroline works in every city in Morocco; travel is included in the quote.

7. Warranty, support and spare parts

An LED screen is a multi-year investment. Check each offer for warranty terms, spare parts availability and after-sales responsiveness. Electroline provides after-sales service with personalised handling and spare parts.

How to get an accurate quote

To receive a fair proposal quickly, prepare:

• desired dimensions or available area;
• location: indoor, shop window, facade, exposed outdoor;
• minimum distance between audience and screen;
• site photos and address;
• use: advertising, information, events, décor.

With these, Electroline recommends the right configuration and issues an itemised quote.