Juuno review
Low-cost, integration-rich signage for social, web and scheduled content.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Juuno is cloud-based digital signage software for small businesses, agencies and multi-location organizations. It manages screens from a browser and supports playlists, content scheduling, screen zones, overlays, remote screen status monitoring and a media library for images, videos and PDFs. Users can also publish websites, social feeds, dashboards, presentations, spreadsheets and documents. Juuno supports web, Android and Linux, with API access, and can run on compatible smart TVs, browsers, Chromecast or Android devices, Amazon Signage Stick and Raspberry Pi.
Pricing is structured by screen. The 7-day Trial includes access to all apps, unlimited users, unlimited playlists, scheduling, overlays and screen zones. Business costs $5 per screen per month and includes the same listed features. Growth costs $9 per screen per month and adds sequences, proof-of-play reporting, the Secure Dashboards App and priority support. White Label costs $100 per month, includes 20 screens and allows additional screens at $5 per screen per month. Enterprise uses scale pricing with custom contracts, an SLA/uptime guarantee, dedicated support, custom invoicing and API access. Growth and Enterprise features are labeled as coming soon on the public pricing page.
Juuno’s strongest fit is for teams that need affordable, centrally managed signage with broad content connections. Integrations include Canva, Instagram, Facebook, Google Reviews, YouTube, Google Drive, Google Slides, Google Sheets, Google Docs, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, X/Twitter and RSS. Agencies and resellers can use white-label branding and reseller management, while enterprise deployments can use role-based access controls. The product requires an active internet connection, so organizations needing offline playback should choose a platform that supports it. Juuno suits social, content and multi-location signage; teams needing broader offline or platform coverage may prefer an alternative.
Juuno pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Starts at $5 per screen per month with a 7-day trial
- Supports scheduling, screen zones, overlays and remote monitoring
- Integrates with Canva, social platforms, office files and Google tools
- Where it doesn't
- Offline playback is not available
- There is no free plan
- Growth and Enterprise capabilities have different availability labels
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