Brix review
Brix combines low per-screen pricing with live data, monitoring, and offline playback.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Brix is a cloud digital signage platform for businesses managing one or more displays. Its web CMS supports media uploads, playlists, content scheduling, multi-zone layouts, screen monitoring, remote reboot, and proof-of-play reporting. It also supports images, video, web pages, Photoshop files, CSV, and JSON, with offline playback for cached content. Brix fits teams that need centrally managed signage with live data sources and operational controls across locations.
Pricing is structured around the screen. The Brix plan costs $6 per screen per month with annual billing or $8 per screen per month with monthly billing. Both versions include scheduling, playlists, multi-zone layouts, remote reboot, proof-of-play analytics, cloud hosting, and technical support. A 7-day free trial is available without a credit card, and the annual option advertises three months free as a promotion. The Partners & White Label plan costs $6 per screen per month with annual billing and adds a custom domain, logo, colours, centrally managed client accounts, a full CMS, and free demo licenses. There is no free plan.
Brix has useful ecosystem coverage for signage teams connecting content and business data. Integrations include Canva, Toast, Square, Clover, Google Sheets, YouTube, Facebook, Google Calendar, Microsoft 365, and RSS. API keys and programmatic integrations extend that connection model, while custom roles, approval workflows, audit logs, screenshots, cache controls, and per-location permissions support more structured operations. The tradeoff is narrower platform coverage: Brix lists web, Windows, and Android, with no mobile app. Choose Brix for cost-conscious teams that value live data, offline playback, and remote control; consider an alternative if broader device coverage is central to the deployment.
Brix pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Live JSON, CSV, Google Sheets, and connected-account data sources
- Offline playback, remote reboot, monitoring, and proof-of-play reporting
- Custom roles, approvals, and per-location permissions for distributed teams
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan beyond the 7-day trial
- Platform support is limited to web, Windows, and Android
- Monthly billing costs more per screen than annual billing
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