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POMP vs Kitcast: a flat plan, or a price per screen.

Kitcast and POMP both run well on Apple TV and are managed from the cloud. The biggest difference is how you pay: Kitcast charges for every screen, while POMP plans cover a set number of screens for one price, with a free plan and touch screens on every tier.

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Kitcast pricing

Per screen per month. Starter $9 ($7 billed yearly), Pro $14 ($10 billed yearly), Enterprise on request.

  • Starter: $9 a screen a month, or $7 billed yearly
  • Pro (SSO, Power BI dashboards, live streaming, emergency alerts, MDM): $14 a screen a month, or $10 billed yearly
  • Enterprise: custom pricing, aimed at 100+ screens
  • 10 screens on Starter: $90 a month, or $70 billed yearly
  • 14-day free trial of Pro; 30-day money-back guarantee

From Kitcast's website and public listings, checked November 2026. Prices change, so check with Kitcast before you decide.

Side by side

POMP and Kitcast, feature by feature.

POMP compared with Kitcast
FeaturePOMPKitcast
PricingFlat price per plan, not per screen: 10 screens is $49 USD a month (Pro), 50 screens is $99 USD a month (Advanced)Per screen: $7 to $14 a screen a month; 10 screens is $70 to $140 a month
Free planYes: 1 screen, forever14-day free trial
DevicesApple TV, Android TV, iPad, Android tablets and touch screens, and any modern web browser (Windows, Mac, ChromeOS, kiosk browsers)Apple TV, Mac, Samsung Tizen, LG webOS, Fire TV, BrightSign, Windows, Android, ChromeOS, Raspberry Pi and browsers
Touch screensAny part of a design can be a button that goes to the next, previous or a chosen screen. Included on every plan, including freeNot a listed feature
Templates and designNearly 2,000 free templates and a drag-and-drop designer with AITemplates and AI content generation
Live data and appsWeather, news, Google and Outlook calendars, RSS, KAMAR and data feeds on paid plans; menus, YouTube, web pages, clocks and countdowns on every planWeather, calendar, news; Microsoft 365, Google Workspace and dashboards on Pro
Storage25MB on Free, 500MB on Basic, 1GB on Pro, 5GB on AdvancedUnlimited
Enterprise featuresMass deployment with MDM, emergency broadcast, proof of playSSO, roles, audit logs, API and MDM control on Pro
Which one?

An honest recommendation.

Choose POMP if

  • You have more than a handful of screens: $49 USD (Pro) covers 10, where per-screen pricing adds up.
  • You want touch screens, such as directories or staff profiles, alongside your other screens.
  • You want to start on a free plan rather than a trial.
  • You're a school in New Zealand and want KAMAR notices and timetables on screen.

Choose Kitcast if

  • You need Samsung Tizen, LG webOS or BrightSign players, or SSO and audit logs for a large IT team.
  • You're showing Power BI or Tableau dashboards on screens.
  • You have a few screens and want unlimited storage for large video files.

See how POMP touch screens work on the touch screen page, or compare every plan on the pricing page.

POMP vs Kitcast questions

Is POMP a Kitcast alternative?

Yes. Both are cloud digital signage that runs on Apple TV. POMP prices by plan rather than per screen, has a free plan, and includes touch screens on every plan.

Which is cheaper, POMP or Kitcast?

POMP's free plan covers one screen. Between 4 and 6 screens Kitcast's yearly Starter plan can cost less. From about 7 screens up POMP costs less: 10 screens is $49 USD a month (Pro) on POMP and $70 to $140 a month on Kitcast.

Does POMP run on Apple TV like Kitcast?

Yes. POMP has a free Apple TV app, plus Android TV, iPad, Android and a web player for any browser.

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