Digital signage questions, answered

Digital signage software lets you remotely manage, schedule and display content — images, video, menus and live data — on screens from a central cloud dashboard. DigiSignWall does exactly that across unlimited displays.

Any modern TV or display plus a lightweight player — an Android media stick, an Electron mini-PC or a compatible smart screen. The DigiSignWall player pairs with a simple on-screen code, so no specialist installer is required.

Yes. DigiSignWall is multi-tenant and location-aware, so you can group screens by site and push content to a single screen, a group, or your whole network in real time.

Yes. You can build time-based menus with live pricing, auto-hide sold-out items, and integrate with your POS so prices and availability update automatically.

Yes — start free with one screen and the core CMS features, with no credit card required. You can upgrade as you add more screens.

Content is delivered over WebSocket and MQTT, so an edit typically appears on every connected player in under a second. Each player acknowledges delivery, so you can confirm what is actually on screen.

Yes. Each player caches its playlist locally, so if the internet drops the screen keeps playing the last content it received rather than going blank. When the connection returns it syncs any changes automatically. This matters most for retail and transport sites where connectivity is unreliable.

Yes. The player runs on Raspberry Pi 4 and 5, Amazon Fire TV Stick and Cube, Android TV boxes and sticks, smart TVs with a browser, and Windows or macOS machines. Because it is hardware-agnostic you can reuse devices you already own instead of buying proprietary media players.

DigiSignWall starts free for a single screen with no credit card. Paid plans scale with the number of screens you run, and every plan includes the CMS, scheduling and real-time publishing. See the pricing page for current per-screen costs and the AI assistant allowance.

Yes. Touch-enabled kiosks, building directories and wayfinding totems are all supported through the same player and layout editor. You can build interactive zones and update maps or directories centrally without visiting the kiosk.

Yes. Each player acknowledges delivery and reports what actually played, so you can produce proof-of-play evidence for advertisers or for internal compliance. Impressions, screen uptime and playback history are all available in the analytics dashboard.

Yes. You can invite team members and assign role-based permissions, so a store manager can update their own location while head office keeps control of brand templates and network-wide campaigns. Every plan includes user management, with seat counts set by your plan.