Stageprompter covert teleprompter for musicians to remember lyrics on stage. Better than an iPad with OnSong or other scrolling lyric software to build confidence.

Covert Teleprompters for Musicians On Stage

Covert Confidence Monitors, Autocues and Teleprompter Systems

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Welcome to Stageprompter USA

We are the industry's premier provider of musicians' teleprompters and confidence monitors for displaying lyrics on stage . The Stageprompter brand of products have been designed specifically for artists, vocalists and musicians who want a lyric prompter with a larger screen that is undetectable by the audience, like the classic Wedge Floor Teleprompter. Unlike any other stage prompter device on the market, The Stageprompter contains a custom made controller that is proprietary to us. Therefore they are reliable, easy to operate, and require no maintenance or software updates.

If you're a musician looking to get rid of your music stand, or a singer who has had one too many fails with lyrics on your iPad, perhaps it's time to move up to the big stage and use what the pro's use. From our self-contained Wedge03 lyric monitor to our scalable Pro Series systems, we have what you need to be confident on stage.

Because with a Stageprompter, confidence comes standard.

The Professional Solution for Displaying Lyrics on Stage

Professional Musicians Who Use Stageprompters

Robert Plant

www.robertplant.com

Hootie Blowfish Darius Rucker Teleprompter on Stage for Lyrics - Stageprompter

Hootie & The Blowfish

www.hootie.com

Billy Strings

www.billystrings.com

Stageprompter Customer Testimonials

I’m loving it man! It’s exactly what I was looking for! So appreciative for this product and for the design being so incognito!

— Bradley Bridges

This Wedge03 is awesome! My performances have improved as a direct result of using it. I sing for 3 busy cover bands which means over 200 songs to remember. I could not do it without my Stageprompter.

— Todd Martin

This thing is Amazing !!! Wish I would have bought it years ago. Way better than 50 sheets of paper on the stage floor!!!

— Hubert Hood