L Squared Hub is well thought out, and the layouts make it easy for me to get where I need to go quickly. I like being able to share information by groups such as location and function, so the right screens show the right information. The dashboard gives me a quick view of display status, and I can drill down, schedule content, set expirations, and let users update only the displays they manage. The snapshot feature lets me verify exactly what is on a screen, which is helpful when I’m responsible for hundreds of screens across many locations. As a technical administrator, I find it makes troubleshooting, checking system health, and bringing new screens into the fold easier. The problems we had with our previous solution are already resolved out of the box with L Squared Hub. The support staff and onboarding crew have been phenomenal. They listened to our specific situations, gave us different ways to address them, and kept the process organized and moving forward, which made it much easier to manage. I’d definitely recommend L Squared Hub to people who ask me about it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I have to deal with connection problems with the cloud application. That isn’t really L Squared Hub’s fault, but I’d like a small on-premise service on a local server to act as a gateway. Volume control isn’t available for screens, so it has to be done through another solution or locally on each TV. The “Devices on Map” feature is blurred by default, and its grouping at different zoom levels makes it not very helpful. Clearer grouping and filters, such as showing offline TVs in red, would make it more useful. I also find the content side confusing in general, though I don’t manage it and can’t say how well L Squared Hub handles it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.