Digital signage, minus the sales pitch

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We compare signage software and hardware for small businesses: cafés, churches, clinics, gyms and shops. Every price comes from the vendor's own page and was checked in October 2026.

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Prices in USD. Data checked October 2026. Annual billing is marked below; hardware and taxes are extra. Figures labelled “second-hand” need confirmation with the vendor.

Digital signage software: free plans, paid pricing and supported players
SoftwareFree optionPaid starting priceWhat to knowCompatible players
Yodeck1 free screen$8 / screen / monthMonthly billing available · BasicOne screen free forever, no credit card. The moment an account has a second screen, every screen becomes paid.Yodeck player, Amazon Signage Stick and other devices (see vendor)
OptiSigns3 free screens$9 / screen / monthBilled yearly · StandardUp to 3 screens free with 1 GB storage and the OptiSigns logo on screen. Free screens must be OptiSigns devices, Windows, Linux or Raspberry Pi, so a Fire TV or Android stick needs a paid plan.Free plan: OptiSigns devices, Windows, Linux, Raspberry Pi
DigitalSignage.com3 free screens$3 / screen / monthMonthly billing available · Plus+Three screens free with 1 GB storage and, by its own account, no watermark. Screen four needs the Plus+ plan from $3 per screen, and its own cost table bills every screen once you pass three.Windows, Mac, Android, ChromeOS, Raspberry Pi, iPad, web browser
PosterBooking10 free screensBundles (listed prices conflict)Ten screens free with a watermark after a 3-month full-featured trial, according to its own October 2026 article. A 2025 reviewer says the free period was later described as 3 months only, so confirm the current terms.Fire TV, Amazon Signage Stick and others (see vendor)
piSignageSecond-hand data2 free screens$35 / player / first yearTwo Raspberry Pi players free. After that, $35 per player for the first year and $20 a year from year two.Raspberry Pi only
EasySignageSecond-hand data1 free screenSee vendorOne screen free. Paid pricing is not published on the comparison we could check.Web player in a Chromium browser, Android TV and others
Xibo (open source)Second-hand dataUnlimited · self-hostedCloud hosting and some players are paidFree to self-host with no screen cap, but you run, update and secure the server yourself. Windows and Linux players are free; Android, webOS, Tizen and ChromeOS players need paid licences.Windows and Linux free; Android, webOS, Tizen, ChromeOS licensed
Anthias (Screenly OSE)Second-hand dataUnlimited · self-hostedFreeFree and open source for Raspberry Pi. There is no central cloud dashboard, so each Pi is set up and managed on its own.Raspberry Pi only
KitcastTrial only$7 / screen / monthBilled yearly · StarterNo permanent free plan listed. 14-day trial with Pro features and no credit card.Apple TV, Mac, Android, Fire TV Stick, BrightSign, Samsung Tizen, LG webOS, Windows, Linux, Raspberry Pi, web browser
Rise VisionTrial only$11 / screen / monthMonthly billing available · BasicNo free plan on its pricing page (older roundups still list one). Free trial; discounts for schools and non-profits.Amazon Signage Stick and others (see vendor)
ScreenCloudSecond-hand dataTrial only$20 / screen / monthBilled yearly · CoreNo free plan. 14-day trial.Amazon Signage Stick and others (see vendor)

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