Xibo Signage
Xibo Signage is a British digital signage software vendor best known for developing the world's most widely deployed open-source content management system (CMS) for digital signage. Headquartered in Hove, England, with a Netherlands subsidiary, the company has been operating for over 20 years, offering both a free, self-hosted AGPLv3 open-source CMS and a commercial Xibo Cloud Hosting SaaS platform aimed primarily at SMB to mid-market businesses seeking hardware-agnostic digital signage.
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The Xibo CMS is the core of the portfolio — a web-based, open-source content management system available self-hosted (free, AGPLv3) or via Xibo Cloud Hosting SaaS with data centres across multiple regions.
- Xibo Player App ecosystem supporting Android, Windows, Linux, Samsung Tizen, LG webOS, and ChromeOS, plus certified third-party hardware such as the Amazon Signage Stick, Hisense DM Series, and Amino H-Series
- Advertising module with SSP Connector for programmatic DOOH monetisation across multiple demand-side and supply-side platforms
- Professional Services for custom design, development, and training
- Industry-tailored solution pages for education, hospitality, retail, workplace, and DOOH
- Recently overhauled with Xibo CMS v4.5, featuring a modernised mobile-friendly interface, background media uploads, and smarter scheduling
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