Free digital signage software: install SignageBloom on the Android TVs you already own. Pair them in seconds, group them, stitch them into video walls — and publish from anywhere.
Your TVs are already on the wall. SignageBloom turns them into a signage network — without new hardware, without a technician, without leaving your desk.
Put displays in a group and they play the same thing, together. Try it — swap the content on a group below.
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Arrange displays in a grid and SignageBloom treats them as one surface — like a profile grid where nine posts form one picture. Try the builder.
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Tell us about your space. We’ll walk you through setup on your own TVs — usually in a single call.
Expect a reply within one working day.
Add video walls and team accounts on top of your TV plans. Billed monthly, alongside your signage subscriptions.
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SignageBloom is priced per TV, from $5 CAD a month. A café with two menu boards and a retailer with two hundred screens both pay only for the displays they run — and every new TV starts with a free month on Pro.
Most digital signage systems need a dedicated player behind every screen. SignageBloom installs directly on Android TV, so the TVs you already own become managed displays — no extra boxes, cables or installers.
Combine multiple TVs into one coordinated video wall for $39 a month per wall, with the first month free. Every TV in the wall runs on the Pro plan, and SignageBloom handles the content split and sync.
Manage screens across stores, floors and sites from one cloud dashboard. With Team Access, give up to 30 people their own accounts and permissions for content, screens, video walls and users.
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We design video walls from regular Android TVs instead of costly LED panels. Content is split across the grid and kept in sync, so one campaign film can fill a whole storefront.
Hotels, offices and campuses use display groups to run the same message on many screens at once, while each floor or zone can still carry its own schedule.
Restaurants, cafés and clinics use daypart scheduling so menus and notices change automatically through the day, without anyone touching a remote.
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