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BRICKS review

Freemium#153 of 207 in Digital Signage Software

A flexible signage builder for small teams needing simple interactive displays.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

BRICKS is a no-code and low-code platform for designing, deploying, and managing interactive digital signage. Its WYSIWYG editor, cloud media center, mobile content controls, offline field use, and API connectivity suit designers, marketing teams, restaurants, small stores, events, and other businesses that frequently change display content. Content can include text, pictures, videos, charts, web views, and camera inputs, with software-based multi-screen stitching for larger display arrangements.

Pricing is structured around four monthly plans. The Free plan includes 3 app-bound devices, 1 GB of media, trials of Pro features, and BRICKS advertising on the device. Basic costs $20 per month and adds interactive digital signage, 5 GB of media, 3 group-member seats, and device viewport rotation while retaining the 3-device limit. Pro costs $50 per month and raises the limit to 5 devices with 100 GB of media, communication and software stitching, Local Sync, a JavaScript sandbox in Data Calculation, and Remote Debug. Business costs $400 per month and adds 50 app-bound devices, 1,000 GB of media, device monitoring and management, device groups, application viewport presets, and an activity log.

BRICKS fits teams that want interactive content without code and need connections to APIs, POS systems, UberEats, or foodpanda. Mobile editing, real-time data, offline playback, and device viewport rotation give it practical range for changing content across displays. Its strongest fit is a small operation that can work within a three-screen starting point and expand as needed. Teams needing broader platform coverage, more devices at the entry tiers, or a lower-cost ad-free starting plan should consider a different signage product.

BRICKS pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan with offline playback and no-code editing
    • Supports APIs, real-time data, and varied content types
    • Multi-screen stitching, mobile editing, and viewport rotation
  • Where it doesn't
    • Free plan shows BRICKS advertising on devices
    • Free and Basic plans support only 3 app-bound devices
    • Platform coverage is limited to web, iOS, and macOS

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