An OptiSigns alternative with one flat price for up to 25 screens

Why people look for an OptiSigns alternative

When teams compare signage software, three questions usually decide it:

• Price per screen. Per-screen pricing is low for a handful of displays and grows with every one you add. A flat plan changes the math for mid-sized networks.
• Hardware choice. Whether the players you already own — Fire TV sticks, Android boxes, smart TVs — are supported on the plan you want.
• Simplicity. How quickly a small team can go from blank screen to a finished layout.

No single product wins on all three for everyone. Here are the published facts.

OptiSigns vs DigiSignWall at a glance

OptiSigns figures below are from OptiSigns’ pricing page and its downloads page, as of 23 September 2026. USD, before tax.

What it costs at 10 and 25 screens

Software fees only, using published list prices. Hardware, installation and tax are extra on both sides.

10 screens

• OptiSigns Standard: 10 × $10 = $100 a month billed monthly, or 10 × $9 = $90 a month billed annually ($1,080 a year). On Pro Plus: 10 × $15 = $150 a month.
• DigiSignWall Pro: $29 a month flat, or $290 a year billed annually.

25 screens

• OptiSigns Standard: 25 × $10 = $250 a month billed monthly, or 25 × $9 = $225 a month billed annually ($2,700 a year).
• DigiSignWall Pro: still $29 a month (about $1.16 per screen), or $290 a year.

To keep it fair: if you run three screens or fewer on supported devices and don’t mind the OptiSigns logo on screen, OptiSigns’ Free plan costs nothing, while DigiSignWall is free for one screen and $29 a month for two or more. The flat price pulls ahead from four screens. Plan features differ too, so compare the features you actually need. Beyond 25 screens, DigiSignWall moves to custom Enterprise pricing. Our digital signage cost guide covers hardware budgets, and the cost calculator runs the numbers for your screen count.

Where each is the better fit

Choose OptiSigns if…

• You run up to three screens on supported devices and want to pay nothing.
• Your screens use platforms OptiSigns lists, such as Apple TV, Roku, BrightSign, Samsung SSSP or Linux.
• You rely on its catalog — OptiSigns lists 100+ apps and integrations on Standard.
• You need interactive kiosk tools, which OptiSigns lists on its Engage plan.

Choose DigiSignWall if…

• You run four to 25 screens and want one predictable bill instead of a per-screen total.
• You already own compatible players — Fire TV, Android, Raspberry Pi 4 or 5, smart TVs, Windows or Mac — and want one flat price across all of them.
• You want an AI assistant that turns a sentence or screenshot into an editable layout, with you approving each component.
• You want live data — prices, weather, RSS, queue numbers — with day-part scheduling and an emergency override for all screens or one site.

Questions to answer before you switch

A price table only tells part of the story. Before moving any screens, work through these with your team:

• How many screens will you have in a year? Per-screen and flat pricing cross over at different points. Price your expected count, not just today’s.
• What hardware do you already own? List every player by make and model and check it against each vendor’s supported devices. Replacing hardware can cost more than a year of software.
• Which features do you use every week? Schedules, multi-zone layouts, live data, proof-of-play or user permissions matter more than a long feature list you will never open.
• Who updates the screens? If a store manager or receptionist makes changes, try both editors with that person, not just with IT.
• What happens when the internet drops? Unplug the network on a test screen and see what it shows.

The cheapest way to answer all five is a side-by-side test: keep one screen on OptiSigns and pair one with DigiSignWall’s free plan, run the same content on both for a week, and compare how long updates took. See the features page for the full DigiSignWall feature set.

How to switch from OptiSigns to DigiSignWall

1. Start free. Create a DigiSignWall account and, for more than one screen, start the 14-day Pro trial. No card is needed.
2. Re-upload your media. Gather your original images, videos and HTML5 files and upload them to the DigiSignWall library.
3. Rebuild your layouts. Recreate zones in the drag-and-drop editor, or screenshot an existing screen and ask the AI assistant to rebuild it as an editable layout.
4. Recreate schedules. Set up time-of-day, day-part, weekday, date-range and recurring rules.
5. Pair a test screen. Install the DigiSignWall player and enter the six-digit pairing code in your dashboard. See how it works for supported players.
6. Roll out, then cancel. Move screens site by site, and check your current billing terms before cancelling.

A single screen typically takes under 30 minutes to set up; allow more time for complex layouts.

OptiSigns is a trademark of its owner. DigiSignWall is not affiliated with OptiSigns.