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screenTAP review

#73 of 207 in Digital Signage Software

A £5-per-screen platform with strong scheduling, offline playback, and AI content tools.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

screenTAP is cloud-managed digital signage software for businesses publishing menus, promotions, notices, dashboards, and other visual content across multiple screens. It suits cafés, restaurants, retail stores, offices, gyms, hotels, and similar environments that need browser-based control over playlists, schedules, live feeds, data boards, and remote device management. Content can include images, video, graphics, RSS, social walls, weather, clocks, countdowns, stock tickers, Google Sheets, Power BI, live web pages, YouTube, Canva, and Google Slides.

Pricing is straightforward: the screenTAP plan costs £5 per screen per month, billed monthly, and includes every feature. The plan provides unlimited playlists, scheduling and dayparting, offline playback, team roles, approval workflows, and support for Android, Raspberry Pi, and Samsung Tizen. The published pricing also states 2 months free on the first 3 screens. Because pricing is calculated per screen, the monthly cost increases as an organization adds displays. There is no free plan, so smaller teams should assess the per-screen commitment before expanding.

Its strongest fit is for teams that value operational control and varied content sources without separating core capabilities into higher paid tiers. Remote monitoring includes screenshots, resync, and reboot functions, while video walls and synchronized playback support larger visual deployments. AI image generation and editing add content-creation assistance, and integrations include Google Sheets, Power BI, Canva, Google Slides, YouTube, Facebook and social walls, RSS feeds, and weather feeds. The player supports web, Linux, Android, Raspberry Pi, Samsung Tizen TVs, and browser-capable devices. Teams needing broader platform coverage should compare alternatives; screenTAP is most compelling for affordable, multi-screen signage with scheduling, offline synchronization, and AI-assisted content workflows.

screenTAP pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • £5 per screen monthly with every feature included
    • Offline playback, automatic synchronization, and remote monitoring
    • AI image tools plus broad content and data integrations
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is available
    • The £5 price scales with every screen
    • Platform coverage centers on web, Linux, Android, Raspberry Pi, and Tizen

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