Architecture
Screon feels at home in the cloud, on-premise, and in air-gapped infrastructure.
Fast launch without subscription lock-in: perpetual license, content cached on players, SLA added as you scale.
Deployment inside your infrastructure. Control over management, data, and updates stays with you.
Fully isolated networks with offline update packages and strict security policies, no dependence on external services.
Buy a perpetual license
Pay once per screen, get access to the console, updates included for two years.
Install the player
Download the app for Android/Windows, authorize by code—content is cached and works even if connection is lost.
Connect the device
Attach the media player to the screen, check telemetry, and ensure predictable hardware behavior.
Manage content
Create playlists, trigger scenarios, and oversee the network—the cloud is a control plane, not a single point of failure.
One universal workspace for business, government, and non-technical users.
The UI is built “from the site and roles”, without artificial limits or marketing layers.
Temperature, brightness, power, app status—all in one console without requiring constant internet.
Audit trails, role-based access, and scenarios behave the same in cloud, on-premise, and closed networks.
The mobile Screon app shows real screen status even with rare connectivity, device telemetry, and lets you trigger emergency scenarios from your pocket.
We compared Screon with leading Digital Signage platforms worldwide and captured the key takeaways.
Screon strengths
Alternative platforms
Simple browser-based screen control, scheduling, and quick start
Screon advantage: Screon works offline, collects telemetry, supports DealerCast, integrates with 1C/BI, and offers mobile control plus a clip marketplace.
Focusing on basic simplicity without analytics and personalization limits scaling and growth.
Alternative platforms
Screen monetisation, HR features, and broadcast control via a dashboard with templates and widgets
Screon advantage: Screon provides offline operation, telemetry, DealerCast, emergency scenarios, and deep VCS/IPTV integrations with a convenient mobile admin.
Emphasis on advertising and HR without secure channels or unique scaling features slows progress.
Alternative platforms
AI personalization and video analytics for retail and government projects
Screon advantage: Screon wins with offline stability, DealerCast, telemetry, and integrations with 1C/BI/IPTV while keeping the safety of local development.
Dependence on constant internet and lack of group emergency scenarios make the system vulnerable to outages.
Alternative platforms
Professional video walls, hardware players, and integrations with external data
Screon advantage: Screon offers mobile control, emergency scenarios, local on-prem deployment, and deep integration with existing systems.
Dependence on Western clouds and hardware complicates work in closed networks and under sanctions.
Alternative platforms
Content management and analytics for the Samsung ecosystem with an emphasis on remote management
Screon advantage: Screon is hardware-agnostic, stores content locally, supports DealerCast, telemetry, and emergency scenarios plus 1C integrations.
Focus on own hardware and lack of local innovation for franchises reduces flexibility and resilience.
Alternative platforms
Enterprise platform for personalization, analytics, and large networks
Screon advantage: Screon combines offline mode, DealerCast, telemetry, and BI integrations and works even in fully isolated networks.
Without offline mode and specialized tools, Scala is less resilient under strict security requirements.