Plans that need a decoder ring
Good features tucked into higher tiers. Per-screen fees, per-user fees, add-on modules, and a pricing page that hides the real number behind a sales call. You should know what you will pay before you start.
Why we built Simply Displayed.
Simply Displayed started as a simple idea: a screen on the wall should be easy to update, and the data behind it should stay yours. Whether it is a kitchen dashboard or the front window of a shop, you build playlists in one place and every screen picks them up automatically.
We built it because the alternatives kept getting in the way.
Most signage products are built around the vendor's needs, not yours.
Good features tucked into higher tiers. Per-screen fees, per-user fees, add-on modules, and a pricing page that hides the real number behind a sales call. You should know what you will pay before you start.
A monthly subscription for every screen adds up fast, and it never stops. Add a few more displays and the bill grows with them, until a sign on a wall costs more than the screen itself.
Many systems require your photos, menus, schedules and business data to live in the vendor's cloud. If the service changes its terms, raises its price or shuts down, your screens go dark and your content is stuck.
When the display depends on a distant server, a dropped connection or an outage can blank a whole storefront, even though the content never left the building.
Simple to run, simple to pay for, and yours to keep.
Simply Displayed is self-hosted. Your photos, files, playlists and settings live on hardware you own, whether that is a Raspberry Pi, a Windows PC, a home server or a container. Nothing is uploaded to a vendor's cloud.
$50 per display per year for 1 to 10 displays, or $550 per year for unlimited displays, as far as your server hardware allows. No tiers, no add-ons, no locked features. That is the whole price list.
Licenses are verified on your own server, so nothing needs to check in with us. You control the network your screens live on.
Install it, build a playlist, open a link on a screen. Add a manager or executive with a personal Playlist ID so they can watch from their desk, with no extra accounts to set up.
Try everything on one display, then choose the license that fits.