ScreenRoll vs Yodeck

Two ways to put content on the screens you already own. Everything about Yodeck below was read from Yodeck's own pages on 2026-09-08; the links are at the foot of the table. Where a page did not say something, the cell says so. If we have something wrong, tell us and it is corrected the same day.

ScreenRollYodeck
Price per paid screen$12 per screen per month up to 9 screens, $10 for 10–29, $8 for 30–99; 100 and above by agreement. Billed monthly, in arrears, for the days a screen existed.Basic $8, Premium $12, Enterprise $16 per screen per month. The page shows the same figures for monthly and annual billing.
Free planOne screen, free for ever. Every feature, no logo on the screen, no card.One screen, free for ever, no credit card; unlimited storage and users. Their page says the free plan includes "All Basic features", while its feature table lists items under Basic that are not listed under Free — read it before relying on either.
CommitmentNone. One invoice a month; cancel any time.Monthly or annual. Annual plans include a free Yodeck Player, or $20–$70 off per screen if you bring your own device.
Player hardwareNone needed. A television's own browser at cms.screenroll.live/tv, or the free apps.Optional. A free player comes with annual plans.
Devices it runs onSamsung Tizen app; Windows 10/11 and 7/8; macOS; any smart TV with a browser. Linux and Android: announced, not yet shipped.Amazon Fire TV, Amazon Signage Stick, Android, BrightSign, LG webOS, Raspberry Pi 5, Samsung Tizen, web player, Windows, Yodeck hardware.
Offline playbackSeven days of cached playback."At least one month, and up to 35 days."
Advertising incomeBuilt in and optional. ScreenRoll brings advertisers; you keep the gross and pay 15% (or $0.30 per 1,000 plays). Your own VAST tags: $0.15 per 1,000 plays. Payouts within 60 days, minimum $100.Not stated on the pricing page.
Storage250 MB on the free screen; 2 GB per paid screen.Unlimited (stated for the free plan).

Sources for Yodeck: pricing — read on 2026-09-08. Prices change; the links are the record.

Where Yodeck is the better choice

  • You run Fire TV sticks, BrightSign, LG webOS or Raspberry Pi: Yodeck lists all of them; ScreenRoll does not yet.
  • You want the player hardware thrown in: Yodeck's annual plans include one.
  • Your venues lose internet for weeks at a time: Yodeck caches for up to 35 days, ScreenRoll for seven.
  • You have under ten paid screens and no interest in advertising: Yodeck Basic is $8 to ScreenRoll's $12.

Where ScreenRoll is the better choice

  • You do not want an annual plan: ScreenRoll bills monthly, in arrears, for the days a screen existed.
  • You want the free screen to be the real product: every feature, no watermark.
  • You want the screens to earn: advertising is built in, with the rates and payout terms published.
  • You run 30 screens or more: both are $8 a screen, and ScreenRoll has no annual term.

Questions people ask

Is ScreenRoll cheaper than Yodeck?

Not below ten screens: Yodeck Basic is $8 a screen and ScreenRoll is $12. From 30 screens both are $8, and ScreenRoll bills monthly with no annual term. Whether advertising income changes the answer depends on your venues.

Do I need a player box with either?

No. Both run on a Samsung Tizen TV and on Windows without one. Yodeck also lists Fire TV, BrightSign, LG webOS and Raspberry Pi; ScreenRoll runs on any TV that has a browser.

Which plays longer without internet?

Yodeck: up to 35 days. ScreenRoll: seven days.

The quickest comparison is a screen.The first one is free, for as long as you like, with every feature. No card.
Start free — no card