The texting platform for campaigns & advocacy.
Airtight data separation, one-click voter-file imports, real-time delivery tracking, and a white-label dashboard — configured per client and standing in days, not quarters.
GetStax is the software studio inside Network Communications — television, signage & advertising, AI products, and client platforms. Three months into production we operate 20+ services, and we don't hand off prototypes: we ship the real thing and keep it running.
Different industries, same DNA: separation-first data, compliance treated as a feature, and systems that keep themselves healthy in the field.
Airtight data separation, one-click voter-file imports, real-time delivery tracking, and a white-label dashboard — configured per client and standing in days, not quarters.
Outpost delivers NetComTV channels to resorts, hotels, and small cable operators — on servers that live at the property, hundreds of miles from anyone who could touch them. Each site manages itself: it dials home, keeps itself updated, and keeps pictures on screens even when its internet doesn't cooperate.
Totem is our signage platform, live in venues today: large, bright screens we install and run, with content scheduled from the cloud and a live view of every screen. The program ahead: advertisers pay for screen time, the business earns a share — and its own promotions play free between the paid ads.
Twenty-plus platforms and services in production across six divisions — all built, deployed, and operated by one studio, three months in.
Fully self-operated IPTV: a 513-channel international lineup — sports, movies, music, kids, faith, news — with subscriber apps, retail and wholesale packaging, and hotel/RV commercial service. net-com.tv →
Our own ingest, DVR, and delivery layer — including local over-the-air channel capture — with live health monitoring on every stream, built and run in-house.
Custom software on our own set-top hardware: every box boots branded, arrives managed, and presents one unified NetComTV experience — backed by our own manufacturing pipeline and inventory management, from factory image to the living room.
Cloud-managed LED screens for venues: content scheduling, live screen views, and scoped operator logins — with the AI Ad Studio rendering finished 4K creative from a plain-English description.
A five-screen vertical video wall — 10,800 × 3,840 pixels — driven by our own self-healing publish pipeline that verifies what's actually on the glass.
Self-service ad placement for venues, and automatic paid fill of empty screen time through advertising marketplaces — two revenue streams per screen.
A K-12 tutor with a camera on the student's actual worksheet and a natural voice — no wake word. It coaches Socratically, guiding to the answer, never giving it. A teacher grading suite rides alongside.
Our AI operations center: AI consoles on every server in the fleet, voice command, uptime and environmental monitoring with alerting — how one small team operates dozens of services around the clock.
An entire marketing department, unified by AI: staff describe what they need and watch on-brand graphics and customer documents build live — every output in one brand system, learning from an archive of approved work, with owner sign-off built into the workflow.
Campaign & advocacy texting on its own branded domain — the flagship above. staxconnect.getstax.tv →
Far more than a map: a property's entire infrastructure — access points, security cameras, routers, switches, and internet connections — unified on one platform. Live property mapping, data routing, per-customer utilization, and automatic management of users as they arrive and depart, across the vendors already on site.
A new venture on its own dedicated infrastructure — secure and live, with the product build-out underway.
Portals and corporate sites operated under each client's own domain, with built-in development-request tracking — hosted end to end on our infrastructure.
Digital agreement signing with typed or drawn signatures, tamper-sealed PDFs, audit trails, and automatic reminders — built for our own service orders, offered to clients.
The platforms above sit on infrastructure we own and operate — not rented abstractions. That's a capability in itself: when a client's platform needs a home, we are the whole stack.
The on-the-ground side: structured cabling and condominium/hospitality systems crews that wire buildings, install TV and signage systems, and connect properties to NetComTV. The platforms reach real walls because we pull the cable ourselves.
Companion apps across the portfolio, each in its own brand language — live television, venue screens, and a location story that reads backwards.
The 513-channel lineup in your pocket — guide, live TV, and DVR, matched to the set-top experience.
The venue's remote control: see the screen live, publish a promo in three taps, watch the ad share add up.
A breadcrumb trail you can read backwards — your travels as a story, and every time two paths nearly crossed.
Every one of the 513 channels is ingested, transcoded, recorded, and delivered on hardware we own — nothing rented, nothing outsourced. These are the working numbers.
Three data centers, one fabric. Video, data, and backups flow continuously between all three — every stream and every byte has more than one home, so losing a site never means losing the picture.
400+ CPU cores dedicated to video. Five DVR origins ingest the full lineup and keep a 7-day catch-up window on every single channel — rewind anything, any time — while a dozen delivery nodes hand it to every screen: apps, hotels, set-tops, and Outposts.
An 80 Gbps internal backbone with 10-gigabit paths to every streaming node, our own core routing, and redundant upstream connectivity — traffic always has a second way out.
Every channel is carried by at least two origins with automatic failover. Redundant cooling keeps the room honest, with temperature telemetry that pages us the moment it drifts.
Fleet-wide health checks run around the clock with instant alerting — and probes watch the actual picture, so "the server is up" is never confused with "there's television on screen."
Every codebase mirrored to our own private git, every database dumped off-host every night. A bad day at one box is never a bad day for the company.
DNS, mail, virtualization, monitoring, builds, backups — the whole stack under this roof. When a client's platform needs a home, this is the home.
Each program above is a full product: hardware in the field, a platform behind it, billing that balances, and a dashboard someone actually enjoys. One team covers the whole stack.
Dashboards, portals, and self-serve tools that non-technical people open without a manual — from campaign managers to restaurant owners.
APIs, data models, and multi-tenant architecture with separation enforced at the database — not by promises in the UI.
Screens and servers that live in places we can't drive to — self-updating, self-healing, and phoning home over encrypted tunnels only.
Delivery tracking, live monitoring, and alerting — we know a screen or a send has a problem before the customer does.
10DLC, TCPA, opt-outs, quiet hours, audit trails, signed configurations — engineered in, so the costly mistakes simply can't happen.
Entitlements, rate plans, proration, revenue share. What a customer receives and what they're billed for come from the same record.
Sit with the operators. Find the fact the whole business hinges on.
The product and the architecture together — one shapes the other.
Working software early, then iterate against real use.
Branded, loaded, and live — usually within days of go.
We operate what we ship: monitoring, updates, support.
GetStax is the software studio inside Network Communications. We build the infrastructure modern businesses depend on — campaign messaging, television distribution, in-store advertising — with compliance and data separation treated as features, not afterthoughts.
Tell us what you're working on and we'll show you what we'd build — live.