Solutions
Digital signage for your hardware
TVpilot runs on hardware you already own. Pick your device or use case below, each guide covers setup, features and pricing for that platform.
Turn any Raspberry Pi into a managed signage player with one curl command, kiosk mode, crash recovery and TV scheduling included.
TVpilot runs natively on Amazon's purpose-built 24/7 signage player: plug it in, pick TVpilot in the Amazon Signage app and the screen is live. Where to buy it and how it compares to a Fire TV Stick.
Use a €40 Amazon Fire TV Stick as a signage player with the TVpilot app from the Amazon Appstore, or the free Silk browser, and manage everything remotely.
Run digital signage on Android TV boxes and smart TVs with the Android TV OS, no extra hardware.
Chromecast / Google TV signage
Turn a Chromecast with Google TV into a managed signage player with a free TV browser and one URL.
Use an iPad as a counter display or a Mac mini behind a TV: fullscreen web player with Guided Access lockdown.
Smart TV signage (no hardware)
Point any smart TV or browser at a player URL and it becomes a managed screen, zero installs.
Build digital menu boards for restaurants and cafes: dayparting, instant price updates, multi-location sync.
Promotions, prices and reviews on the TVs in a shop: schedules per store, campaigns that start and end by themselves, proof of play for supplier campaigns.
Not sure which to pick?
The Raspberry Pi is the most reliable option for permanent installations. Already have a smart TV? Start with the browser player, no hardware needed. Either way, the free plan includes one screen with 250 MB of storage, free forever.