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How POMP compares, honestly.
Side-by-side comparisons with other touch screen and digital signage software, including their published pricing and where each one is the better fit. POMP: Free for 1 screen, then $19, $49 or $99 USD a month for up to 3, 10 or 100 screens.
- POMP vs PandaSuiteNo-code builder for interactive apps, kiosks and e-learningPriced per app, not per screen. The editor is free for one project; publishing an app starts at €66 a month.
- POMP vs OmnivexEnterprise digital signage (Omnivex Moxie on-premise, Omnivex Ink in the cloud)Omnivex doesn't publish prices; you contact sales for a quote. Reseller listings put Moxie licences in the thousands.
- POMP vs TouchviewerMulti-touch presentation and kiosk software for WindowsTouchviewer sells a lifetime licence per device in four editions. Prices are on request.
- POMP vs KitcastPer-screen digital signage, best known for Apple TVPer screen per month. Starter $9 ($7 billed yearly), Pro $14 ($10 billed yearly), Enterprise on request.
- POMP vs ScreenCloudCloud digital signage with 80+ apps, for mid-size and large organisationsPer screen, billed yearly: Core $20 and Pro $30 a screen a month. Enterprise on request.
- POMP vs YodeckLow-cost per-screen signage, with a player included on annual plansFree for 1 screen, then $8, $12 or $16 a screen a month. Annual plans include a Yodeck player.
- POMP vs OptiSignsPer-screen signage with a large app library and a kiosk tierFree for up to 3 screens on some devices, then $10 to $45 a screen a month. Interactive kiosks need Engage at $30.
- POMP vs Rise VisionDigital signage for schools, priced per display or per schoolFrom $11 a display a month. Advanced is $138 and Enterprise $164 a display a year; K-12 unlimited is $1,399 a school a year.
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