Digital signage software for every screen you run.

Digital signage software is the system that decides what appears on a screen, and when. You upload images, video or live links, arrange them into playlists and layouts, set schedules, and the software delivers all of that to a player device attached to each display. Cloud digital signage software like Qmanja Signage does this over the internet, so one dashboard controls every screen you run — whether it is behind the counter in front of you or in a location on the other side of the country.

Your first screen is free forever, with no credit card required. That free screen includes image, video and audio playlists, live streams from YouTube, Twitch and HLS sources, the clock, weather and ticker widgets, transitions and screen rotation, and code-based pairing. Paid plans add unlimited screens plus the features that only matter once you run more than one: split-screen layouts, video walls, day-and-time scheduling, team roles, proof-of-play reporting and offline alerts.

Android TV, Amazon Fire TV, Windows, macOS, iOS and iPadOS, Samsung Tizen, LG webOS and any modern web browser. There is no proprietary hardware to buy — most businesses start with a display they already own plus an inexpensive streaming device, and one account covers every platform.

About five minutes for the first one. Install the player on your device, it shows a six-character code, you enter that code in your dashboard and the screen claims itself to your account. From there you add content and publish. Subsequent screens take under a minute each because your content and layouts already exist.

Yes. Media is cached on each player, so a screen keeps playing its last published schedule through a network outage and picks up changes automatically when the connection returns. What needs connectivity is publishing new content, live status monitoring and live streaming sources.

Yes — that is what the platform is built for. Screens are organised into outlets and groups, so you can publish to one screen, one location, or every screen in the estate at once. Team members can be scoped to only the outlets they manage, and an audit trail records who changed what.

A split-screen layout divides one display into independent zones — up to twelve — each running its own playlist or live stream. It is how a single restaurant panel shows a static menu alongside a looping promotional video, or how an office lobby screen shows a live dashboard next to announcements. Layouts are stored proportionally, so the same design fits any screen size or orientation without redesign.

Across the market, cloud platforms typically charge between $8 and $30 per screen per month. Qmanja Signage is free for your first screen and priced per screen after that, billed monthly or yearly, with volume pricing above 20 screens and a discount for registered non-profits. See the pricing page for the current per-screen rate in your currency.