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POMP vs OptiSigns: touch on every plan, not just the top one.

OptiSigns is a feature-rich signage platform priced per screen across five tiers, with interactive kiosks on its Engage plan. POMP includes touch screens on every plan, free included, and covers a set number of screens for one monthly price.

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OptiSigns pricing

Free for up to 3 screens on some devices, then $10 to $45 a screen a month. Interactive kiosks need Engage at $30.

  • Free: up to 3 screens on OptiSigns, Windows, Linux or Raspberry Pi devices, with their logo
  • Standard: $10 a screen a month ($9 billed yearly)
  • Pro: $12.50 ($11.25 yearly); Pro Plus: $15 ($13.50 yearly)
  • Engage (interactive kiosks, Lift & Learn): $30 a screen a month ($27 yearly)
  • Enterprise: $45 a screen a month, minimum 25 screens
  • 10 screens on Standard: $100 a month; on Engage: $300 a month

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

Side by side

POMP and OptiSigns, feature by feature.

POMP compared with OptiSigns
FeaturePOMPOptiSigns
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: $10 to $45 a screen a month; 10 screens is $100 to $450 a month
Free planYes: 1 screen, forever, on any supported deviceUp to 3 screens on OptiSigns, Windows, Linux or Raspberry Pi devices, with a logo
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 freeInteractive kiosk designer on Engage ($30 a screen a month) and Enterprise
DevicesApple TV, Android TV, iPad, Android tablets and touch screens, and any modern web browser (Windows, Mac, ChromeOS, kiosk browsers)OptiSigns players and most signage platforms
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 plan100+ apps; Microsoft 365, dashboards, Slack and Teams on Pro Plus
Storage25MB on Free, 500MB on Basic, 1GB on Pro, 5GB on AdvancedUnlimited on paid plans; 1 GB on free
Enterprise featuresMass deployment with MDM, emergency broadcast, proof of playApproval workflows, SSO, audit logs, on-premise option (Enterprise)
Which one?

An honest recommendation.

Choose POMP if

  • You want touch screens without paying $30 a screen: POMP includes them on every plan, and $49 USD a month (Pro) covers 10 screens.
  • You want to run Apple TVs or iPads on the free plan.
  • You want a simple dashboard that a receptionist or teacher can run.

Choose OptiSigns if

  • You want advanced kiosk features such as Lift & Learn, check-in apps or IoT sensors.
  • You need approval workflows, SSO or an on-premise deployment.
  • You want a specific app from their library.

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

POMP vs OptiSigns questions

Is POMP an OptiSigns alternative?

Yes. POMP covers playlists, scheduling, live data, touch screens and emergency broadcast. OptiSigns has more tiers and more advanced kiosk and enterprise features.

Which is cheaper for touch screens?

POMP. Touch is included on every POMP plan, including free. OptiSigns' interactive kiosk tools are on Engage, at $30 a screen a month, so 10 kiosks is $300 a month against $49 USD a month (Pro) on POMP.

Does POMP have a free plan like OptiSigns?

Yes. POMP is free for one screen on any supported device, including Apple TV, Android TV, iPad and browsers.

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