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Signagelive review

#120 of 207 in Digital Signage Software

A capable managed signage platform, though its annual device pricing limits value at smaller scale.

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

SignageLive is a cloud-based digital signage management platform for organizations running single-screen or multi-site networks. Teams can upload media, create playlists and layouts, schedule content, publish to supported players, and monitor connected devices. It handles images, video, web pages, widgets, RSS and Media RSS feeds, IPTV streams, and live TV. The product suits organizations that want centralized control across connected screens without limiting deployments to one operating system or display brand.

The Standard license costs $270 per device per year and includes video, image, web page, IPTV, and live TV support, along with scheduling, dashboard monitoring, nested playlists, dual display, and remote device management. The price is straightforward, but the licensing model is important for smaller networks: one standard license covers one player with a maximum of two outputs. That can make the total cost less attractive when a deployment needs multiple players or broader screen coverage. There is no free plan, so buyers should evaluate the annual device cost against their expected network size.

SignageLive’s strongest fit is managed operations. It combines multi-zone layouts, offline media playback, remote updates, device monitoring and reporting, role-based permissions, screen on/off control, and web or real-time content triggers. Platform coverage includes web, Windows, macOS, Chrome extension, and Android, with deployments also available for supported ChromeOS, BrightSign, Samsung Tizen, LG webOS, Philips, Sony, and browser players. Zapier, Plainly, Power BI, and API access extend its ecosystem options. Choose SignageLive for centralized scheduling and monitoring across varied environments; organizations seeking a free plan or the lowest per-screen cost should consider alternatives.

Signagelive pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Scheduling, playlists, layouts, and multi-zone content control
    • Offline playback with remote device management and monitoring
    • Broad platform support plus Zapier, Plainly, and Power BI integrations
  • Where it doesn't
    • $270 per device per year makes small deployments cost-sensitive
    • Standard licensing supports one player with a maximum of two outputs
    • Some deployments depend on compatible players and display hardware

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