Screenbird vs Fugo: which digital signage platform fits your screens?
A side-by-side, fact-checked comparison of pricing, features, and everyday fit between Screenbird and Fugo, so you can pick the right platform without a sales call.
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Screenbird and Fugo overlap more than most pairs in this category: both put live content, data dashboards, and browser-based screen casting on office and signage screens. The difference is how much of that comes with the entry price: Screenbird puts everything, screen mirroring, proof of play, the data apps, and a 15-language dashboard, on one plan at EUR 12 per screen per month billed annually. The price you see is the price you pay.
Fugo is a strong product with genuine depth in TV dashboards, and its screen casting is real and well built. On Fugo those capabilities climb a ladder, though: casting and the Power BI and Looker integrations start at Core (USD 30), and proof of play requires Enterprise at USD 40 per screen with no annual discount. If you want the full toolkit without a tier decision, Screenbird is the simpler choice.
At a glance
ScreenbirdEvery planEUR 12per screen / month, billed annually (EUR 15 billed monthly)See Screenbird pricing | ||
|---|---|---|
Live screen mirroring Casting is available on Fugo's Core and Enterprise plans; it is not part of the Essential plan. | Every plan | Core plan and up |
Proof of play Proof of play requires Fugo's Enterprise plan (USD 40 per screen / month, no annual discount). | Included | Enterprise plan only |
All features on one plan | Split across Essential / Core / Enterprise tiers | |
Data dashboard apps (Power BI and more) | Power BI, Sheets & Slides on every plan | Power BI and Looker on Core and up |
Dashboard languages Per Fugo's help center: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Polish, Russian, Swedish, and Portuguese. | 15 | 9 |
Works on your existing screens/players | Fire TV, Android, Windows, Mac, Linux, Raspberry Pi, or any browser | Very broad device support |
Free trial | ||
Monthly billing available |
Prices verified July 14, 2026. Currencies shown as billed (EUR vs USD), not converted.
Sources: Fugo pricing, Fugo screen mirroring, Fugo CMS languages, Fugo trust center, Fugo device compatibility. Fugo is a trademark of its owner. Screenbird is not affiliated with or endorsed by Fugo.
Screen casting: every plan vs. Core and up
Let's start with credit where it is due: Fugo is the rare signage platform with real browser-based screen casting, and theirs is well built, a casting link in the browser, no app install, on Mac and Windows, including walk-up casting without a login.
The difference is where it sits in each price list. Per Fugo's own pricing FAQ, screen casting is available on its Core and Enterprise plans, so not on Essential (USD 20 to 24 per screen), and Core plans support casting to up to 10 screens simultaneously. Screenbird includes live screen mirroring on every plan, from any desktop browser (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari); the connection is peer-to-peer, so the video stream never passes through Screenbird's servers.
If casting is the feature you are buying signage for, on Fugo it starts at USD 30 per screen per month; on Screenbird it is part of the EUR 12 plan.
Pricing and the Enterprise gate
Screenbird charges one flat rate per screen, EUR 12 per screen per month billed annually (EUR 15 billed monthly), with every feature included from day one: screen mirroring, proof of play, split screen, scheduling, and the full app catalog. There is no higher tier to unlock more capability.
Fugo's ladder runs Essential at USD 20, Core at USD 30, and Enterprise at USD 40 per screen per month, where the 20 percent annual discount applies to Essential and Core only, so Enterprise is USD 40 either way. Casting and the Power BI and Looker integrations start at Core, and Enterprise holds the rest: proof of play, audit logs, SSO (including IdP-initiated), API access, player variables, and priority support all sit there.
Proof of play is the sharpest example in this whole comparison: on Fugo it is an Enterprise-only feature at USD 40 per screen per month, while Screenbird includes it on the one EUR 12 plan. A team that needs playback evidence for advertisers or franchise partners pays Fugo's top rate to get it.
Global fit: languages and where your data lives
Screenbird's dashboard ships in 15 languages. Fugo's CMS supports 9 (English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Polish, Russian, Swedish, and Portuguese, per their help center), which covers much of Europe but leaves out languages like Dutch, Danish, Norwegian, Turkish, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese that Screenbird maintains.
On infrastructure: Screenbird runs on EU infrastructure (Supabase's EU regions together with Cloudflare). Fugo's hosting is primarily UK (AWS London), with supporting infrastructure in Germany, and its compliance posture is unusually formal for this market, with SOC 2 Type II and a public trust center. Organizations that specifically need all data inside the EU should weigh the UK primary location for themselves; organizations that want formal audit reports may see Fugo's trust center as a plus.
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When Screenbird is the better fit
Moving from Fugo to Screenbird
Switching platforms does not mean replacing your screens. Here is what it actually takes.
Keep your existing screens
Screenbird works on the devices you already have: Android and Fire TV players (including the Amazon Signage Stick, which Fugo itself also sells), Windows, Mac, Linux, Raspberry Pi, or any browser. No new hardware required to start.
Bring your content over
Upload your existing images, videos, and playlists into Screenbird's file library and rebuild your playlists in minutes.
Pair and go live
Pair each screen with a short on-screen code from the dashboard, push your first playlist, and it's live.
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