Manage every screen from one dashboard: menus, offers, company news and complete video walls. Runs on the hardware you already have, built and supported in the Netherlands.
No credit card needed. Your first screen stays free.
Not an anonymous platform, but software built in the Netherlands, with support that answers quickly and integrations for the tools businesses here really use.
TVpilot is built in the Netherlands by TOV.team. Short lines, quick answers and a roadmap that listens to its customers.
The dashboard is available in English, Dutch, German, French and Spanish, chosen per user. Nobody on your team has to translate a manual.
Privacy by design, encrypted connections and European data hosting. See the details on our security page.
Players check in every minute, you get an email when a screen goes offline, and the Raspberry Pi keeps playing from its local cache.
More than a media player: connect the sources Dutch businesses run on and your screens fill themselves.
Live departures from the nearest station on your screen. Useful for offices, hotels and campuses.
More about this integration →Current traffic jams and delays on the roads that matter to your visitors.
More about this integration →The forecast for your location and the Buienradar rain outlook, always up to date. From Groningen to Maastricht.
More about this integration →Revenue, invoices and warehouse figures from the tools Dutch businesses actually use, live on a dashboard screen.
More about this integration →Reviews and web shop figures straight on your screens, from the platforms where you already sell.
More about this integration →YouTube, social walls, menu boards, calendars, news, Trustpilot and an AI Studio that designs complete screens for you.
More about this integration →Your first screen is free, no credit card needed. Upload media or let AI Studio make a design.
Amazon Signage Stick (TVpilot is officially listed as a CMS for Amazon Signage), Raspberry Pi, Chromecast, Fire TV or just the browser of your smart TV: connecting takes one code.
Drag media into a playlist, plan campaigns in the calendar and see live what every screen shows.
Put up to sixteen screens in a grid and let your content run across the whole wall, tightly in sync. No video wall controller or splitters: every TV simply runs its own player.
Read all about video walls →Menus, daily specials and promotion posters you change in seconds, also for several branches at once.
KPI dashboards, welcome screens for visitors and internal announcements, always up to date.
Match schedules, sponsor messages and canteen offers on the screens in the clubhouse.
Waiting room screens, timetables and current information in exactly the right place, managed by whoever has the rights for it.
Narrowcasting is showing your own content on screens for a specific audience in a specific place: menus in a restaurant, offers in a shop, KPIs in the office or announcements in a sports club canteen. It is the word used in the Netherlands and Belgium for what is called digital signage elsewhere. TVpilot handles the screens, the content and the schedule from one online dashboard.
Any TV or monitor with HDMI works. As a player you can choose the Amazon Signage Stick (the player Amazon makes for signage, TVpilot works with it officially), a Raspberry Pi, Chromecast, Fire TV Stick, Android TV, an iPad or Mac, or simply the browser of a smart TV. You do not need to buy expensive media players or bundles.
Yes. TVpilot is built in the Netherlands by TOV.team, and the dashboard is fully available in Dutch as well as English. Many integrations are made for the Netherlands too, such as NS departures, ANWB traffic, Mollie, Moneybird, Picqer and Lightspeed.
You start free with one screen, with no credit card and no end date. When you grow, you pick a plan with screens included and add extra screens on top. The standard plugins are in every plan; video walls in every paid plan, and the Premium plugins in Pro and Business or as the Premium add-on with Starter.
Screens check in with the dashboard every minute, so you see straight away when something is wrong and get an email when a screen goes offline. The Raspberry Pi player has a local cache and keeps playing its content during an outage.
Yes. Invite colleagues with the right role, limit them to their own location and have changes approved before they go live. Head office keeps the brand consistent while every location looks after its own screens.
One screen is free, forever. Grow when you want to, with a team in the Netherlands behind the software.
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