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Digital Signage Software Options for 2026
Digital signage software helps you schedule and show messages, images, video and other content on screens. This board covers 207 tools for businesses and organizations choosing a screen platform.
See each tool’s platforms, free or trial offer, starting price, screen limit, offline playback, content types, user roles, API access and mobile app. The signal score is out of 10; API, open-source and free-tier marks add quick context.
- 207 platforms
- 25 with a public API on this page
- 21 with a free tier
- Checked 28 Sept 2026
- 1 O
OptiSignsoptisigns.comSignage platform for many operating systems, with an API, free plan and paid plans from $9 monthly.
- 2 X
Xiboxibosignage.comXibo is a digital signage platform for creating and managing content, updating displays, and managing a network remotely.
- 3 Y
Yodeckyodeck.com - 4 E
EasySignageeasysignage.comScreen management tool with offline playback, advanced roles, API access, free plan and $7 monthly paid plans.
- 5 P
PiSignagepisignage.com - 6 F
Fugofugo.aiDisplay software with offline playback, free plan and annual paid plans from $20 monthly.
- 7 LDLook Digital Signagelookdigitalsignage.com
Digital signage software for major platforms and self-hosting; plans from $13.50/mo annually.
- 8 S
ScreenCloudscreencloud.comDigital signage with offline playback, priced from $20 per month on an annual plan.
- 9 DDisigndisign.tv
Digital signage with offline playback and apps for Android, Linux, macOS, Windows, and web.
- 10 VViewixviewix.co
Display manager for 10 screens with advanced roles, API access, free plan and $49 monthly paid plans.
- 11 GGarlicSignagegarlic-signage.com
GarlicSignage is a self-hosted digital signage CMS and media player that uses SMIL playlists.
- 12 SSignageOSsignageos.io
Digital signage with offline playback, API access, and apps for Android, Linux, and Windows, from $3 monthly.
- 13 NVNEXON Visionnexon.vision
NEXON Vision is a cloud digital signage platform for managing screens, content, schedules and audio.
- 14 LLayarvalayarva.com
Screen manager supporting three displays, offline playback and a free plan.
- 15 CCastmillcastmill.com
Castmill is a digital signage platform for building and monetizing a digital signage network.
- 16 DD
Displayforce (DISPL)displ.comDigital signage software for up to 10 screens with offline playback and camera streams; pricing on request.
- 17 PCPrIscA CMSpriscacms.com
PrIscA CMS describes itself as an AI-powered digital signage platform for creating campaigns, publishing to screens, monitoring players, and managing…
- 18 DDisplayGridjoemighty.github.io
DisplayGrid is self-hosted digital signage for restaurants, churches, schools, and community spaces.
- 19 TTilecastgithub.com
Self-hosted open-source display system with offline playback, advanced roles and an API.
- 20 MC
MagicINFO Cloudsamsung.comMagicINFO Cloud is Samsung’s hosted web service for creating, scheduling and distributing digital-signage content while managing connected displays.
- 21 MMvixmvix.com
Mvix is a cloud based digital signage CMS for creating, scheduling, and managing content across screens and locations.
- 22 BBBrightSign BSN.cloudbrightsign.biz
BSN.Cloud connects BrightSign players to cloud services for remote device, content, and network management.
- 23 CConcertoconcerto-signage.org
Concerto is a web-based digital signage system for displaying graphical, video, and textual announcements on screens.
- 24 UAUprisen Antraajaal CMSuprisenantraajaalcms.com
Uprisen Antraajaal CMS is digital signage software for managing media, playlists, and displays across one or more locations.
- 25 BBaobabgithub.com
Baobab is an open-source local digital signage system for TVs, office screens, storefront displays and internal monitors.
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How to choose
Check the platforms you need
The list includes web access for 153 tools, APIs for 132, Android for 117, Windows for 95, Linux for 64 and self-hosting for 44. Match these options to the devices and systems you already use.
A web option can cover browser-based management, while an API is a way for another app to connect to the signage service. Self-hosting means running the software on your own equipment.
Compare free and paid options
Free plans are available from 61 of the 207 tools, while 99 provide a free trial. Check whether the free option fits your screen count and content needs before paying.
EasySignage lists a free plan with paid plans from $7 per month. PiSignage lists a free plan with paid plans from $1.67 per month when billed annually.
Look at screen limits and playback
A screen-limit value indicates the number of displays a plan can manage. Offline playback matters when a screen must continue showing content without an internet connection.
These are separate comparison fields on the board, so check both rather than assuming a plan with more screens also supports offline playback.
Match content and team controls
Compare the content types each tool supports, then check user roles if more than one person will manage screens. Roles can help separate responsibilities within a team.
The board compares both fields so you can match the software to the media you need to show and the people who will use it.
Consider integrations and mobile access
API access can connect signage to another application. Mobile app availability can help teams manage screens from Android or other supported devices.
API access and mobile apps appear as separate fields next to platform coverage, so check the combination that fits your workflow.
Questions
How many tools appear in the digital signage list?
There are 207 digital signage tools in the list.
How many have a free plan?
A free plan is available from 61 of the 207 tools. Ninety-nine offer a free trial.
Which platforms are covered?
Coverage includes web, API, Android, Windows, Linux and self-hosted options.
Are any tools open source?
The list records zero open-source tools. Tilecast is listed as free with an open-source pricing note, but the overall open-source count is zero.
What does the signal score mean?
It is a score out of 10 based on published use, public API, documentation depth, open-source code and a free tier.
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