Open Source Digital Signage
A signage screen is usually bolted to a wall in a lobby or kitchen and expected to just work for years, which makes a per-screen monthly fee feel absurd for what is essentially a scheduled slideshow - and it quietly ties every display you own to a vendor staying in business. The open source tools here drive the same menus, dashboards, and lobby content from a player and schedule you host, so adding a tenth screen costs hardware rather than another subscription line.
3 digital signage100% OSI-approved licensesUpdated June 2026
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Anthias
Digital Signage
Self-hosted digital signage that runs on your own Raspberry Pi, PCs, or 64-bit ARM boards
OtherPythonSelf-host

Xibo
Digital Signage
Self-hosted digital signage with a web CMS and a Windows display player
AGPL-3.0PHPSelf-host

Concerto
Digital Signage
Self-hosted digital signage with content feeds, screen templates, and moderated approval
Apache-2.0RubySelf-host