Displayforce (DISPL) vs Yodeck

Displayforce, also called DISPL, is an in-store marketing and analytics system for managing content and audio across digital screens, kiosks, tablets and video walls. Its web-based CMS supports playlists built in a browser from more than 50 templates. Campaigns can run on schedules, respond to CRM or POS triggers, and target audience attributes such as age, gender and dwell time. Supported content includes video, audio, images, GIFs, web pages, HTML and camera streams, with offline playback available. Visitor Insights reports traffic, engagement, demographic characteristics and customer journeys; listed analytics also include content-view conversions, dwell time and A/B tests. DISPL supports Android, iOS, Windows and Linux, along with API access, a mobile app and advanced user roles. The CMS can be hosted in Microsoft Azure, a private cloud or on-premise. Pricing is on request for several plans, and the product has no free plan but offers a 7-day trial. DISPL Designer is $389 a year; AI Media Player for Easy Start is $756 a year, excluding shipping, customs duties and taxes.

Yodeck is a digital signage platform for creating, scheduling, and publishing content remotely from one dashboard. It supports images, video, audio, documents, PDFs, Microsoft Office files, web pages, YouTube, Vimeo, and live video streams, with offline playback. Yodeck runs on Raspberry Pi players, Android TVs, web browsers, and compatible devices. Its free plan supports one screen, with unlimited file storage and users. Paid plans start at $8 per screen per month. The 30-day trial provides full feature access for up to five screens, and neither the trial nor free access requires a credit card. The platform connects with more than 160 apps and offers more than 800 free templates. Team management includes workspaces, hierarchies, custom roles, and permissions. Annual plans include a free Yodeck Player. Enterprise includes SAML SSO, data encryption, and 24/5 support; Enterprise+ offers 24/7 priority support. Yodeck lists API access, but there is no mobile app. The company says the service is trusted by more than 65,000 companies across more than 135 countries and works with more than 1,000 partners worldwide.