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We are not digital signage. That is the point.
Signage platforms are excellent at what they do: templates, campaigns, playlists, and internal communications across hundreds of screens. If that is your job, use one. DisplayOps is for the other job: keeping a screen showing a thing, reliably, cheaply, without learning a CMS.
| Capability | Digital signage platforms | DisplayOps |
|---|---|---|
| Core object | Campaign, playlist, slide | The display itself |
| Show a URL or dashboard | One content type among many; kiosk quirks vary | The first-class workflow |
| Template and design editor | Extensive | None. Use your own tools; we show the result |
| Device health | Online / offline, sometimes screenshots | CPU, memory, storage, Wi-Fi, HDMI, browser state, logs, events |
| Browser recovery | Player dependent | Watchdog, crash restart, scheduled refresh, desired-state convergence |
| Hardware | Broad, often with a proprietary player for sale | Raspberry Pi 4 / 5 with a tested image; x86 next |
| API and webhooks | Available on higher tiers | Every plan from Fleet up; every action in the portal is an API call |
| Pricing | $8 to $30 per screen per month | Flat: $0 / $10 / $20 / $49 for 3 / 10 / 50 / 200 displays |
| Enterprise comms, ad networks, MDM | Yes | No, and not planned |
Choose signage if you need
- A drag-and-drop design editor and template library
- Marketing campaigns across many locations
- Ad scheduling and proof-of-play reporting
- Enterprise internal communications features
Choose DisplayOps if you need
- A Grafana, Home Assistant, or status dashboard on a wall
- Kiosks and web apps that must stay up without babysitting
- Real device diagnostics and remote recovery
- Flat pricing for a small fleet of cheap hardware
Connect a screen. Tell it what to display. We keep it running.
Three displays are free. No card, no sales call, no signage jargon.