POMP vs Rise Vision: school signage without the per-display bill.
Rise Vision is a long-standing signage platform for schools, mostly in North America, priced per display or with an unlimited licence per school. POMP is built in New Zealand, has a free plan, connects to KAMAR, and includes touch screens on every plan.
Rise Vision pricing
From $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.
- Basic: $11 a display a month
- Advanced (emergency alerts, calendars, PowerPoint): $138 a display a year
- Enterprise: $164 a display a year, or $1,399 a school a year for unlimited displays (K-12)
- Interactive templates and touch screens: $1,200 a display a year, on top of Advanced
- 10 displays on Basic: $110 a month
From Rise Vision's website and public listings, checked November 2026. Prices change, so check with Rise Vision before you decide.
POMP and Rise Vision, feature by feature.
| Feature | POMP | Rise Vision |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Flat price per plan, not per screen: 10 screens is $49 USD a month (Pro), 50 screens is $99 USD a month (Advanced) | Per display: $11 a month, or $138 to $164 a year; unlimited K-12 licence $1,399 a school a year |
| Free plan | Yes: 1 screen, forever | Free trial |
| Touch screens | Any part of a design can be a button that goes to the next, previous or a chosen screen. Included on every plan, including free | Interactive templates for touch displays: $1,200 a display a year, plus Advanced |
| Devices | Apple TV, Android TV, iPad, Android tablets and touch screens, and any modern web browser (Windows, Mac, ChromeOS, kiosk browsers) | Android, Windows, ChromeOS, Raspberry Pi, BrightSign, LG webOS, Apple TV and their own players |
| School features | KAMAR notices and timetables, Google and Outlook calendars, emergency broadcast, mass deployment with MDM | Emergency alerts (CAP), classroom alerts, screen sharing, Google and Microsoft calendars |
| Storage | 25MB on Free, 500MB on Basic, 1GB on Pro, 5GB on Advanced | Unlimited |
An honest recommendation.
Choose POMP if
- You're a New Zealand school and want KAMAR on screen.
- You want touch screens without a $1,200-a-year licence per display.
- You want to start free and run screens on Apple TVs, Android TVs or browsers you already have.
Choose Rise Vision if
- You're a large US or Canadian school wanting unlimited displays on one licence.
- You need classroom alerts or screen sharing to classroom displays.
- You want hardware as a service bundled in.
See how POMP touch screens work on the touch screen page, or compare every plan on the pricing page.
POMP vs Rise Vision questions
Is POMP a Rise Vision alternative for schools?
Yes. POMP covers notices, calendars, emergency broadcast and touch screens, connects to KAMAR, and starts free. Rise Vision adds classroom alerts and screen sharing, with an unlimited licence for K-12 schools.
Which is cheaper for a school?
For up to 100 screens, POMP's Advanced plan is $99 USD a month. Rise Vision is $11 a display a month, or $1,399 a school a year for unlimited displays.
Does POMP do emergency alerts for schools?
Yes. Emergency broadcast takes over every screen with an urgent message in seconds, for a set time, then goes back to normal. It's included on every plan, including free.
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