ScreenCloud Digital Signage

ScreenCloud is a digital signage company launched in London in 2015 by David Hart, Luke Hubbard and Mark McDermott. The About page lists offices in London, Bangkok, Belfast, Charlotte and Los Angeles, and does not name a headquarters.

It offers a full stack of hardware, operating system, software and remote device management. ScreenCloud OS and the PIXI Android player run content from 80+ apps, Studio and Dashboards, with role-based access, SSO and audit logs. The retail page covers shop-front displays, upsell promotions and audience building.

• ScreenCloud OS: signage operating system for managed screens.
• PIXI player: dedicated Android-based signage player.
• ScreenCloud Studio: templates and a drag-and-drop designer.
• Apps and dashboards: 80+ apps plus live data dashboards.
• Remote device management: monitors and controls screens remotely.
• Security controls: SSO, audit logs and data encryption.

A Vietnamese fashion or electronics chain can run promotional screens centrally across stores. A shopping mall can manage directory and tenant promotions. A pharmacy chain can update price and offer boards remotely.

Non-IT staff can set up screens with a plug-and-play approach. Remote device management and role-based access suit multi-store chains. The PIXI player is listed at $95 per device. A free trial is available.

Retailers are replacing static posters with networked screens and treating them as a channel for promotions and media. Affordable players and remote management lower the cost of rolling signage out across many stores. A Bangkok office gives the vendor a presence in Southeast Asia.

Founded 2015 in London; offices include Bangkok. Claims 10,000+ organizations and 10,000+ screens managed. SOC 2 shown on website.