Screenly vs. TelemetryTV vs. piSignage Comparison Chart

Frequent, hands-free software updates keep your digital signs stable and secure. Locally saved content guarantees that your content shows – even in the event of an internet outage. Create playlists quickly, and schedule your next month of content in a single sitting. If you're comfortable with Linux, don't need support, and are OK to manage one screen at a time, then choose Screenly Open Source Edition (OSE). If you want commercial-grade features, support, and the ability to easily manage any number of digital signs remotely, then choose a Screenly subscription. You will need one Screenly Player for each screen. Screenly started as a small open-source project in 2011. Today, we power over 10,000 digital signs around the world. Add images, videos, live web pages, and more to your Screenly digital signs. Log in to our online platform, and plug in the Screenly Player to your screen via HDMI.

Select from Raspberry Pi, Intel NUC or any other Debian platform, download the image (or app) & player is ready. You can subscribe to managed services at pisignage.com or use open-source server software to manage players. Use the tools you are familiar with to create content. Upload them as files or use streaming links or urls to load the content. Features such as offline working, progressive downloads, WebSocket communication ensure smooth working of player & fast syncs even with slow links. Hardware-accelerated players and task-specific programs get best out of the Raspberry Pi hardware and ensure smooth play of HD video & streaming content. piSignage is a complete solution with many features like built-in layouts, ticker & adverts insertion, campaign scheduling, TV control, screen capture, player shell etc. By signing up at pisignage.com, you can get started immediately and manage players from anywhere.