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Best Digital Signage Software 2026

Digital signage software helps you plan and show content on screens. This guide helps buyers compare pricing, platform support, playback options and management features.

The page keeps the site's current list order. Compare Free plan, Paid from, Screen limit, Offline playback, Content types, User roles, API access and Mobile app fields.

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OptiSigns

by OptiSigns

OptiSigns displays digital signage across mobile, desktop and browser platforms, with API access.

Free plan Free trial From $9 a month, billed yearly AndroidiPhone & iPadWebWindowsMacLinux+1
02

Fugo

Fugo supports mobile, desktop and browser devices, offers API access and can play content offline.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+5
Record9.0 Visit
03

Yodeck

Yodeck suits organizations managing digital signage on one or multiple screens, including teams that need remote content scheduling and role-based management.

AndroidWebAPI
Record8.2 Visit
04

Look Digital Signage

Look Digital Signage runs on Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, web and Windows, including self-hosted deployments.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+5
Record8.2 Visit
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Xibo

Xibo runs on Android, Linux, web and Windows with offline playback for media, documents, webpages and RSS.

AndroidWebWindows+3 Free plan Record8.1 Visit
7
Viewix

Viewix suits organizations managing digital displays across locations, especially those needing scheduling, centralized controls, integrations, or on-premise deployment.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+6 $49 a month Record8.0 Visit
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EasySignage

EasySignage runs on Android, Linux, web and Windows, with offline playback, API access and advanced user roles.

AndroidWebWindows+2 $7 a month Record7.9 Visit
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ScreenCloud

ScreenCloud supports mobile, desktop and browser platforms through a paid service with a 14-day trial.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+5 $20 a month, billed yearly Record7.9 Visit
10
Disign

Disign supports Android, desktop and browser devices, with API access and offline playback.

AndroidWebWindows+4 €8 a month, billed yearly Record7.9 Visit
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NEXON Vision

NEXON Vision delivers signage on Android with API access and local playback for media and web pages.

AndroidAPI €3 a month Record7.8 Visit
12
PiSignage

PiSignage runs on Android and Linux with offline playback, advanced roles and support for media, HTML, streams and RSS.

AndroidLinuxAPI Free plan Record7.7 Visit
13 AndroidWindowsLinux+1 $3 a month Record7.7 Visit
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Layarva

Layarva runs on Android, Linux, web and Windows, supports three screens, and plays content offline.

AndroidWebWindows+2 $1 a month Record7.7 Visit
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Displayforce (DISPL)

Displayforce supports mobile, desktop and browser devices, handles 10 screens and plays content offline.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4 $389 a year Record7.6 Visit
16 AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+3 — Record7.6 Visit
17 LinuxAPISelf-hosted €0.62 a month Record7.3 Visit
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XOGO Digital Signage

Digital signage software for Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, web and Windows with offline playback.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4 Free plan Record7.2 Visit
19 AndroidWebWindows+2 £3.50 a month Record7.1 Visit
20
NoviSign

Digital signage software for Android, web and Windows with API access and offline playback.

AndroidWebWindows+1 — Record7.1 Visit
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Wallboard

Digital signage software for Android, iOS, web and Windows with API access and self-hosting.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+3 $25 a month Record7.1 Visit
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Addreality

Addreality supports mobile, desktop, browser and self-hosted setups, with API access and offline playback.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+5 Free plan Record7.1 Visit
23 AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4 $17.99 a year Record7.1 Visit
24 AndroidWebLinux+1 $450 one-time Record7.0 Visit
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Ki-Wi Signage

Runs on Android, Linux, web and Windows, with offline playback, varied content types and advanced user roles.

AndroidWebWindows+2 €15 a month Record6.9 Visit

Before you choose

Compare ways to start

Check the Free plan, Paid from and free-trial details before choosing a tool. A freemium model appears on products such as Yodeck, EasySignage, PiSignage, Viewix, Xibo, Fugo, NEXON Vision and Layarva.

Pricing notes can differ by product. EasySignage lists a free plan with paid service from $7 per month, PiSignage lists paid service from $1.67 per month on an annual term, and Viewix lists a free plan, $49 per month paid service and a 14-day trial.

Match your platform

Check whether the software supports the environment you use. Platform fields include web, API, Android, Windows, Linux and self-hosted options.

An Android or web option may suit a managed setup, while self-hosted support can matter when you want to run the service on your own infrastructure.

Check screen and playback needs

Use Screen limit to compare how a product handles your display plan. Review Offline playback when screens may lose network access.

Content types show what a product is built to handle. Compare that field with the media you need to publish.

Review control features

User roles can help separate account duties. API access matters when another system must connect to the signage service.

A Mobile app field can help if you need phone-based access. Check these fields alongside the platform options before choosing.

Questions

What does this digital signage list compare?
It compares Free plan, Paid from, Screen limit, Offline playback, Content types, User roles, API access and Mobile app fields.
Which platforms appear in the comparison?
The platform fields cover web, API, Android, Windows, Linux and self-hosted options.
Can I find software with a free plan?
Yes. The list marks products with a Free plan field. EasySignage, PiSignage and Viewix are examples with a free plan listed.
Which products list a free trial?
Viewix lists a 14-day trial. The comparison also includes a free-trial field for products that publish that option.
Is open-source status included?
Open source is a list fact, but this page's comparison fields focus on pricing, limits, playback, content, roles, API access and mobile apps.