Products
AI Benchmark
Desktop
Mobile
Monthly visits
<5K
Oct 2026
Public revenue
Undisclosed
No public revenue evidence yet
Entry price
Free
No monthly subscription pricing
Launched
Unknown
No public launch record

Traffic

Last 12 months
Monthly visitsData through Oct 2026

Marketing moves

Launches, search & content, referrals, promotions

No launch, search, referral, or promotion moves recorded for this product yet.

Third-party reviews & case dossiers

Acquisition breakdowns, engineer reviews & open-source metrics
selfh.st★ 367 Stars · 18 ForksMITTypeScript
2024-12-16Source

Digital signage solution

Open Source & Self-Hosting

GitHub · MCP / Skill
Last commit 2026-01-08
GitHub Stars
★ 367
Forks
18
License
MIT
Primary language
TypeScript

Traffic sources

Oct 2026

Traffic breakdown

No traffic channel or country breakdown data for this website yet.

Search

Domain authority —Domain registered Unknown

No search keyword data for this website yet.

Traffic data: Vaneform

Pricing

Public pricing: Open Source (MIT)Raw source text; structured plans are extracted after website capture.

Pages & changes

Tracked since 2026-11-04

Key pages

Weekly snapshots
Home
screenlite.org/ Snapshot 2026-11-10

Changes

No pricing, plan, or positioning changes detected since tracking started.

Questions & evidence

How much website traffic does Screenlite get?
Vaneform estimates <5K website visits in 2026-10. Visits can include repeat visits; this estimate measures web traffic separately from paying customers or revenue.Source
What is Screenlite and what platforms does it support?
Screenlite is catalogued under Video Hosting & Players: Digital signage solution. Supported platforms: Web.
Is Screenlite open source?
Screenlite has a public repository (https://github.com/screenlite/screenlite) under the MIT license, recording 367 GitHub stars, and supporting self-hosted deployment.Source

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