Behind the Screens is a video series where we sit down with people from inside Airtame to work through the questions we hear most. For episode four, we asked Phillip Hornehøj, Director of Sales Operations and Customer Success, to break down everything you need to know about Airtame Go — Airtame’s most affordable solution.
The most affordable way to get the largest part of the Airtame experience
Airtame Go is a full solution: an Amazon signage stick, pre-loaded with Airtame software, an Ethernet adapter, a 3-year Core license, and a 3-year warranty. Plug it in, scan a QR code, and it’s an Airtame.
What the Core license includes:
- Screen sharing from any device: Chromebook, iPad, Windows, Android, phone
- Digital signage: run Canva, Google Slides, Power BI in 4K, indefinitely
- Emergency alerts: configured via Airtame Cloud
- Remote management: zero-touch deployment, manage every screen from your desk
A few more things worth knowing:
- It’s commercial grade: Built to run 24/7, not five hours of Netflix.
- It doesn’t brick after three years: Screen sharing and basic cloud management stay on even without a renewed license — unlike some vendors in the market.
- It supports Miracast and AirPlay: No app required. Windows K or the AirPlay button on a Mac, and you’re connected.
- Enterprise Wi-Fi is supported: WPA2 and WPA3 Enterprise, developed in direct partnership with Amazon based on customer feedback.
- It’s not for hybrid meeting rooms: If you need video conferencing with a camera, speaker, and microphone setup, you’ll need Airtame 3 or a Virtual Airtame solution.
Outside of education, it makes sense anywhere you need screen sharing or signage without the full conferencing setup — meeting rooms, huddle rooms, cafeterias, canteens, digital signage screens.
Watch the full conversation right here:
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