Disign vs EasySignage

Disign is cloud digital signage software for creating, scheduling, and managing content across screens. It supports images, videos, PDFs, audio, CSV, JSON, XML, text, web pages, YouTube, and live streams. Users can arrange media, apps, and scenes into playlists and schedule one-time or recurring playback; changes can be viewed instantly without launching a player or separate application. Listed content sources include Canva, PosterMyWall, Pixabay, Pexels, Google Drive, Dropbox, and OneDrive. Applications can embed web apps, display data such as RSS, CSV, JSON, and XML, or extend scenario layouts. Display options include browsers, Raspberry Pi with Disign OS, BrightSign, Android, Samsung Tizen, and LG WebOS. The service also offers offline playback, a mobile app, API access, and custom user roles. Annual plans cost €8 per screen/month for Media, €13 per screen/month for Essential, and €29 per screen/month for Professional. A free trial is available without card details. The company says it was born in 2012 and launched publicly in 2015; its publisher, IPsylone SARL, is based in Marseille, France.

EasySignage is a digital signage service for publishing images, videos, documents, GIFs, YouTube videos, and web content to screens. It supports Android, FireTV, WebOS, Windows, Linux, Raspberry Pi, and web players, and includes scheduling, offline playback, split screens, video walls, and touchscreen kiosks. Its library offers more than 100 apps and integrations, including Canva, Google Slides, Sheets, Power BI, and Google Drive. The free plan does not expire and covers one screen with 200 MB of storage; estimated capacity is 100 images and 10 minutes of video. Paid plans start at $7 per screen per month, with annual pricing starting at $5.83 per screen per month. Basic and higher plans include unlimited users, while Premium adds team management and access control. The service says it runs on Google Cloud Platform, provides 99.9% uptime, and holds ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification and a SOC 2 attestation. It works with existing devices and does not require proprietary hardware.