Skoop
Digital signage software for TVs, menus, and displays across retail, dispensaries, and restaurants.
Overview
Skoop is a proprietary digital signage CMS, founded in 2018, headquartered in USA. It is delivered as cloud software. Playback is supported on 10 platforms, including Amazon Signage, Android, BrightSign, ChromeOS and Fire OS. Paid plans start at $20 per month, billed per device. A permanent free tier is available. A free trial is available. Accounts can be opened directly on the website without talking to sales.
Pricing
| Plan | Monthly | Yearly | Billing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lite | — | — | per device |
| Essentials | $20 | $216 | per device |
Delivery: cloud
Supported Platforms
Frequently asked questions
What is Skoop?
Digital signage software for TVs, menus, and displays across retail, dispensaries, and restaurants. Skoop is a proprietary digital signage CMS, founded in 2018, headquartered in USA. It is delivered as cloud software. Playback is supported on 10 platforms, including Amazon Signage, Android, BrightSign, ChromeOS and Fire OS. Paid plans start at $20 per month, billed per device. A permanent free tier is available. A free trial is available. Accounts can be opened directly on the website without talking to sales.
How much does Skoop cost?
Paid plans for Skoop start at $20 per month, billed per device. A permanent free tier is available. A free trial is available.
What platforms does Skoop support?
Skoop supports playback on Amazon Signage, Android, BrightSign, ChromeOS, Fire OS, Linux, NovaStar, Windows, iOS and webOS.
Is Skoop open source?
No. Skoop is proprietary software.
Can I sign up for Skoop without contacting sales?
Yes. Skoop offers self-service signup directly on its website.
Does Skoop have an API?
No public API is documented for Skoop.
Where is Skoop based?
Skoop is headquartered in USA and was founded in 2018.