Navori pricing per player and Navori digital signage cost for 10, 25 and 100 screens

Read on navori.com/pricing in October 2026. Navori loads the Cloud Essential amount with a script and shows it in USD, CAD, EUR, CHF and INR; its own product markup states a low price of 14 USD.

Navori does not publish an annual rate, a minimum screen count or trial terms; the page routes every edition to "Book a demo" or "Ask for a quote". Some directories still list an older 20 USD Essential figure, so ask for the current rate in writing. Navori has also owned Signagelive since August 2025, and those licenses are priced separately in our Signagelive pricing guide.

At 14 USD per player a month on Cloud Essential, before any volume discount:

The player is the bigger line in year one at every size. If your displays are recent Samsung Tizen or LG webOS commercial panels, Navori runs on the panel itself and that column drops out. If they are consumer smart TVs, ask Navori which device it expects, because the answer decides most of the first year bill.

Most buyers start on Cloud Essential and find out during the demo whether they need Professional. Four things move you up, and if any one applies, ask for the Professional quote before you sign:

• You schedule by daypart or run dated campaigns. Timelines, dayparting and campaigns are listed under Professional, not Essential. A restaurant with breakfast and lunch menus, or a retailer running a two week promotion across stores, needs them.
• You sell screen time. The advertising management toolkit sits on Professional. Retail media networks and venues that sell slots to suppliers end up here.
• IT wants APIs or a compliance review. Open APIs and IT compliance support are Professional items.
• You want interactive kiosks. Built-in interactive features are listed on Professional.

That makes the 14 USD rate the price of a weekly schedule on a monitored network, and the realistic rate for a multi-site operator is whatever the Professional quote comes back at.

Navori's player analytics report what played, filterable by content and tag, with a "played in full" option and a CSV export for a chosen period. Navori's support documentation says audience metrics (how many people looked, for how long) need its Aquaji analytics add-on and a camera sensor on the player; without them you get playback impressions only. For an advertiser network that sells impressions, that camera based measurement is a real reason to pick Navori, and few platforms at this price offer it.

The record is a log. It tells you a file was scheduled and reported as played. If a franchisor, landlord or supplier asks what a particular screen actually looked like on a particular day, a log line does not show a frozen screen or a browser error over the content. Displayer's proof of play keeps the play record and, on Professional, stores periodic timestamped screenshots of the rendered screen beside it, exported per screen and date.

• Players. StiX 3800 at 349 to 440 USD per screen, an optical sensor and power adapter sold separately according to Kitcast's comparison, or a supported commercial display.
• Professional features. Dayparting, campaigns and the advertising toolkit are not in the 14 USD rate.
• Analytics. Aquaji audience metrics are an add-on with its own hardware.
• Self-hosting. The Enterprise edition moves the backend to your servers, so you pay for the server, its patching and the people who run it on top of the license.
• Quotes that move. Vendor list prices in this category change every few months (Yodeck raised Premium in April 2026), so if procurement watches several signage vendors at once, a tool that tracks competitor pricing pages for changes saves rechecking every vendor by hand before each renewal.

Twenty five screens for one year at published rates, software only.

Navori Essential and Displayer Professional cost the same per screen. The difference is what the rate includes: Displayer Professional already has dayparts, dated campaigns, location tags, roles with approval and screenshot proof, and needs no player for a display that has a browser. Displayer Essential is 9 USD per screen on the yearly rate, 2,700 USD at 25 screens, for networks that only need weekly schedules. Kitcast and Yodeck are cheaper still, and our Kitcast pricing and Yodeck pricing guides break them down.

• Pick Navori if you run an advertising network that sells audience impressions and wants camera based measurement, or if you need a self-hosted backend for hundreds or thousands of players under your own security controls.
• Pick Navori if your estate is already on Samsung Tizen or LG webOS panels and your integrator supports Navori.
• Look elsewhere if your screens are menus, notices and promotions across a few dozen sites, because you will pay for a Professional quote and a player per screen to get dayparting that comes standard on simpler platforms.

For that second group, Displayer runs in the browser of the TVs you already own from 9 USD per screen a month on the yearly rate, with a three screen minimum and every team member included. Our best digital signage software comparison prices the main platforms side by side, and the BrightSign alternative page covers the player per screen question in more depth.

Navori Cloud Essential starts at 14 USD per player per month for networks under 250 screens. Cloud Professional and Enterprise self-hosting are quoted. The StiX 3800 player adds 349 USD at launch price, about 376 to 440 USD at resellers, per screen. Ten screens with players cost about 5,170 to 6,080 USD in year one.

Navori charges per player, which usually means per screen. Cloud Essential is described as multi-user and multi-domain, and the pricing page does not list a seat fee. Confirm user limits on the quote if many people will edit.

Navori's pricing page does not offer a self-serve trial or a free plan. Every edition routes to a demo or a quote request. Ask the sales team whether a pilot on a few screens is possible before committing to players.

Yes. Navori's player analytics report playback by content and tag, with a played in full filter and a CSV export. Audience metrics such as dwell time need the Aquaji add-on and a camera sensor. The report is a log, not a screenshot of the screen.

No. Navori also runs on Windows and Android players, Samsung Tizen and LG webOS commercial displays and BrightSign Series 5. The StiX 3800 is Navori's own 4K player at 349 USD launch price, useful if you want one supported box and the optional camera sensor.

Yes. The Enterprise self-hosting edition runs on your own servers, scales to 99,000 players per backend and is sold as a subscription or a perpetual license. Pricing is quoted, and you also carry the server, maintenance and security patching.

At published rates, Kitcast Pro at 10 USD per screen yearly, Yodeck Premium at 12 USD and Displayer Essential at 9 USD on the yearly rate are all below Navori's 14 USD Essential rate. Displayer Professional matches 14 USD and adds dayparts and screenshot proof.

Pair three displays through their own browser, run them for a month and compare the bill and the screenshot record with the Navori quote and player count you were about to sign.