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Kitcast review

#9 of 207 in Digital Signage Software

Kitcast combines broad playback support with advanced administration for distributed teams.

8.4/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Kitcast is cloud-based digital signage software for organizations managing one or more displays across offices, retail locations, schools, healthcare facilities, and other venues. It centralizes media, playlists, scheduling, screen zones, templates, monitoring, integrations, and access controls. Content can include images, videos, audio, PDFs, web pages, HTML5, live streams, dashboards, presentations, social feeds, and RSS. Kitcast supports web, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, and API access, with playback support for Apple TV, Android TV, Fire TV, BrightSign, Samsung Tizen, LG webOS, ChromeOS, macOS, iOS, and browser-based environments.

Pricing is per screen. Starter costs $9 per screen per month with monthly billing or $7 per screen per month with annual billing, covering media playback, playlists, scheduling, templates, basic apps, screen zones, and unlimited storage. Pro costs $14 monthly or $10 annually per screen and adds advanced roles and permissions, dashboard integrations, web pages, live streaming, SAML single sign-on, API and automations, and MDM control. Enterprise includes custom pricing, a customer success manager, priority support SLAs, guided onboarding and team training, and custom terms. A 14-day trial is available.

Administration and ecosystem fit are central strengths. Kitcast connects with Power BI, Tableau, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Google Drive, Dropbox, Google Calendar, Google Slides, YouTube, RSS, Instagram, Canva, SharePoint, and Microsoft Teams. Offline playback uses locally cached content, while monitoring and alerts help track screen availability. Role-based access includes Owner, Admin, and Manager roles, and the REST API covers devices, playlists, media, locations, and groups. Choose Kitcast for distributed deployments that need governance, integrations, and device management. Teams seeking a free plan or fully listed Enterprise pricing should consider alternatives.

Kitcast pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Offline playback and screen health monitoring with offline alerts
    • REST API, SSO, SCIM, MDM, zero-touch deployment, and audit logs
    • Supports dashboards, live streams, PDFs, social feeds, and presentations
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is available
    • Advanced roles, SSO, API, and MDM require a Pro plan
    • Enterprise pricing is custom rather than listed

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