MangoSigns review
Straightforward digital signage with offline playback, scheduling, and multi-screen management.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
MangoSigns gives businesses, schools, offices, retailers, and restaurants a cloud-based way to create and manage signage for screens. Its browser-based editor and animated templates support images, videos, menus, announcements, social feeds, weather, news, websites, and other live content. Scheduling and offline playback suit teams that need messages to appear at set times, while multiple-screen management and remote sharing help coordinate displays. The product is a practical fit for small teams that want core signage tools without a complex content workflow.
Pricing is per sign per month. Basic costs $9.95 with monthly billing or $8.95 with annual billing; the annual tier includes up to 30 slides and one user, while monthly Basic includes unlimited slides. Both include basic apps and integrations, advance scheduling, and template creation. Premium costs $14.95 monthly or $13.45 annually, adding unlimited slides and users, user permissions and roles, premium apps and integrations, and slide history restoration. Enterprise is $24.95 monthly or $22.45 annually, with role-based permissions, multiple properties and locations, and free training. A 14-day trial is available.
Its integrations span Canva, Google Drive, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter/X, YouTube, Vimeo, Weather, RSS, HTML5, QR Codes, and Pixabay. Playback and access options include web, Windows, Android, and a Chrome extension, with cloud, desktop, and mobile deployment listed. Email, chat, and phone support are available. The main trade-off is that feature detail is lighter than some alternatives, and API access is unspecified. Teams needing basic scheduling, offline playback, and media connections may find the scope sufficient; organizations that require extensive documented controls or API workflows should compare other options before choosing.
MangoSigns pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Offline playback keeps scheduled content available without a connection.
- Manage multiple screens and schedule content from a browser-based editor.
- Connect content from Canva, Google Drive, YouTube, and social feeds.
- Where it doesn't
- Basic annual limits users to one user and up to 30 slides.
- Advanced roles and multiple locations require Enterprise.
- Feature detail is lighter, and API access is unspecified.
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