How to compare digital signage software

The second half of the comparison is what that figure buys. Which content apps are included and which sit on a higher plan, since a menu board, a news feed or a flight board that costs extra changes the real price. What the player runs on, whether that is an Android TV stick, a Windows PC, a browser, or a box the vendor supplies, and whether that box is tied to the subscription. What the trial covers, how long it lasts, how many screens it allows and whether it asks for a card. Which support tier each plan carries, and in what hours. Where the account and content data are hosted is a further question a bank, a hospital or a public body will ask; the pages below do not cover it, so put it to each vendor directly. Put the same questions to every vendor, and keep the answers with the date you received them.

The pages below do this for DigiSign and one other vendor at a time. DigiSign's entries come from this site's pricing, features and setup pages. The other vendor's entries are quoted from its own pricing and product pages, and each row names the page it was read from and the date. Nothing here rates either product, and no row says which is the right choice, because that depends on your screens, your content and your budget. Where a vendor has not published a detail, the row says so. Confirm current terms with both companies before you sign, and run one representative screen on a trial before you decide.