Concept

Subscription

Your plan sets what you can do, and licenses set how many screens you run.

A subscription has two sides. Your plan sets what you and your screens can do. Licenses, one behind each screen, decide how many screens you can run.

These pages start with the plan, then turn to licenses: what a license covers, how many you need as your fleet grows, and how they move around as a shared pool.

Topics

4 topics · 4 min read

1 What a plan is Your plan is a single, workspace-wide choice that sets what your screens can do and what each license costs.
2 What a license is A license is one screen's place on Screenly, covering the full service for that screen. You license screens, not content or playlists.
3 How many you need Your subscription scales with one thing: the number of screens you run. Not content, not playlists, not people.
4 Licenses as a pool A license is not tied to one screen forever. It is a seat you assign and reassign, and across linked workspaces it is one shared pool.

Start reading →