Open source digital signage solutions often come with a range of features that make it easy to create, manage, and display digital content. Some common features include:

"Proprietary lock-in," Elias shrugged, the exhaustion heavy in his voice. "We’re stuck. The data formats are encrypted. If we try to switch, we lose years of archived content."

~$50 (server hosting) + $350 (10x Raspberry Pis) = $400. Compare that to proprietary software which would cost $2400+ annually in subscription fees.

Designed for institutional use, such as university bulletin boards. It uses a moderated, feed-based workflow that allows multiple contributors to submit content to shared screens .

If you’re still paying a monthly fee for every screen in your business, let’s talk.

He looked down the platform. There were fifty screens. All blue.