ScreenHub review
Affordable signage management with analytics, scheduling, and centralized display controls.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
ScreenHub is cloud-based digital signage software from Cirrus LED for businesses and organizations managing one or multiple displays. It supports customer-owned TVs, media players, and LED screens alongside Cirrus hardware. Teams can create content with a drag-and-drop editor, upload images, videos, GIFs, links, and widgets, then publish scheduled playlists and content rotations to grouped displays. Workspaces and role-based access control support shared management, while display health monitoring helps teams oversee screens centrally. Optional audience analytics are available through Cirrus hardware and sensors.
The pricing structure is straightforward and paid-only. Standard costs $9.99 per month and includes the drag-and-drop editor, media library and widgets, content scheduling, playlists, file uploads, and workspace management. Pro costs $20 per month and adds moving text, pre-made layout templates, campaign scheduling, proof-of-performance, and display groups, while including everything in Standard. For small teams, Standard covers core content operations at a low monthly entry price. Pro is the more relevant tier for teams coordinating campaigns across multiple display groups or needing performance documentation.
ScreenHub’s strongest fit is a small organization that values scheduling, centralized administration, monitoring, and audience insight more than broad ecosystem connectivity. Integrations include Unsplash, GIPHY, National Weather Service alerts, FEMA IPAWS, and AMBER Alerts, giving content teams access to media and alert feeds. The platform also lists real-time display health monitoring and emergency alert feed integration. Teams needing offline playback, API access, wider platform coverage, or deeper integrations should choose an alternative. ScreenHub is a focused option for web-based signage management with analytics and operational controls.
ScreenHub pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Drag-and-drop editing with playlists, widgets, and content scheduling
- Display groups, workspaces, roles, and centralized screen management
- Audience analytics through People Counter and Car Tracker
- Where it doesn't
- It lacks offline playback and API access.
- Integrations are limited beyond media, weather, and alert feeds.
- Web-only platform coverage narrows deployment options.
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