AlpViewer › What is digital signage?

What is digital signage?

Digital signage means controlling content on digital screens – for example in stores, practices, canteens or at transit stops. Software manages the media centrally, schedules playback and distributes it to every screen.

How does digital signage work?

A media player (device or browser) fetches content from central software and shows it fullscreen. Playback can be scheduled by time, location and audience.

Typical use cases

What makes good digital signage software?

Ease of use, offline capability, proof-of-play, multi-tenancy and fair pricing. AlpViewer combines these – with no install at all.

FAQ

How much does digital signage cost?

Cost depends on the number of screens and features. AlpViewer relies on transparent pricing and a free entry point instead of "price on request".

What hardware do I need for digital signage?

A screen and a device with a browser are enough – smart TV, Android stick, mini PC or Raspberry Pi.

What is the difference between digital signage and DOOH?

Digital signage controls your own screens; DOOH markets such surfaces as digital outdoor advertising, often programmatically.

Guides & solutions

Ready for your first screen?

Sign up free — or explore the demo first, no login at all.

Start free   Explore the demo