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How to Manage ScreenCloud Licenses and Avoid Unexpected Charges

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Managing your ScreenCloud licenses correctly helps prevent unintended charges and ensures your account stays aligned with your needs.

How ScreenCloud licenses work

Each screen in your ScreenCloud account uses one license. The total number of active screens determines how many licenses you are billed for under your subscription.

Adding screens

When you add a new screen:

  • A new license is automatically assigned

  • This will increase your total license count

  • Additional charges may apply based on your subscription plan and billing cycle

For example, on an annual plan, the added license will remain active for the remainder of your subscription term.

Removing screens

Removing or unplugging a device does not remove its license.

To stop using a license, you must:

  • Delete or deactivate the screen in your ScreenCloud account

This releases the license so it can be reused or prevents further billing for that screen.

Best practices

To avoid unexpected charges:

  • Review changes before adding screens
    Understand how adding screens will affect your billing

  • Remove unused screens promptly
    Delete or deactivate screens that are no longer in use

  • Monitor your active screens regularly
    Ensure your license count matches your current setup

  • Contact support for larger changes
    If you’re adjusting multiple licenses or subscriptions, reach out for guidance

By keeping your screen list up to date and managing licenses carefully, you can maintain full control over your ScreenCloud subscription and costs.

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