XOGO pricing per player, and what 10 and 25 screens cost in a year

Type your business name and three notices, and the builder renders a working screen in your browser with the weekly schedule behind it. No account and no player to buy, so you have a working screen and a per screen price to hold against the XOGO total.

We read XOGO's pricing page in October 2026. It lists two software plans and one piece of hardware. The yearly figure is our arithmetic from the "pay annually and save 25%" line, not a number printed on the page.

Free is built for one screen. With a 15 item library, videos capped at 60 seconds and a single user, it works for a menu on a counter or a notice in a waiting room, and the terms limit it to one free account per organization. It is a trial in practice: the moment a second location, a second editor or a longer video appears, you are on Pro.

Pro is priced per player, and the page refers to a standard 12 month license. At 20 USD a month a single player costs 240 USD over a year if you pay monthly, and 180 USD on the annual rate. The page lists no minimum number of players and no setup fee. Past 100 players, or for terms longer than 12 months, you move to enterprise pricing by quote.

Software per year on the Pro plan, with the 69.99 USD Mini Max shown separately for screens that need a player.

If you need a player on every wall, the first year for one screen on the annual rate is 180 USD plus 69.99 USD, about 250 USD. A recent smart TV with a browser or a stick you already own removes the box line.

Yearly rate on each vendor's tier with unlimited editors and a play record where one exists.

Displayer Professional includes unlimited team members, roles and approvals, groups by location, and proof of play with timestamped screenshots of what each screen rendered. XOGO is cheaper than Displayer if you pay month to month, and Yodeck is cheaper than both on the annual rate. Displayer is cheaper than XOGO only when you commit for the year and your screens already have a player. The full plan list is on our digital signage pricing page.

XOGO is a fair product at an honest price. A restaurant or clinic with a handful of screens, a free plan to start, a 69.99 USD player that ships ready to plug in, and Microsoft Teams Rooms support for meeting room displays is a good match. Month to month it undercuts Displayer by 9 USD a screen. If you only need playback and a simple schedule, choose it.

Pick something else when you need a record of what played. XOGO's pricing page lists no play report or screenshots, and a franchisor or a property manager who has to show that a message ran in every location needs one. Roles with approvals are also a Pro line item to check against your process. If your screens are smart TVs or devices you already own, a platform that plays in the browser avoids the box. Our digital signage player page lists what runs, and the proof of play page shows what the record contains. If the screens need fresh video, an AI video ad generator can turn a product link into short clips to schedule.

• Players. The 69.99 USD Mini Max is per screen, and shipping is not listed.
• The term. The standard license is 12 months, so a monthly price is not a month to month commitment unless support confirms it.
• Bulk pricing. More than 100 players is by quote, so ask what the price per player becomes.
• Content. Pro allows videos of any length and 4K, so a media library grows quickly. Storage terms are not on the pricing page.

Our roundup of the best digital signage software lists the other priced options.

XOGO Pro costs 20 USD per player per month, or about 15 USD a month (180 USD a year) when you pay annually and save 25 percent. A Free plan covers one player with limited features. The Mini Max player is a one time 69.99 USD. Over 100 players is quoted.

Partly. The Free plan costs 0 USD for one player and one user, with a 15 item library and videos up to 60 seconds. It is limited to one free account per organization. Pro is the paid plan for more users, longer video and more screens.

About 4,500 USD a year on Pro with annual payment, or 6,000 USD paying monthly. If you buy a 69.99 USD Mini Max for every screen, add about 1,750 USD once. Bulk pricing is available on request.

The pricing page refers to a standard 12 month license, and licenses longer than that are priced as enterprise deals. Confirm with XOGO whether a monthly payment can be cancelled at any time before you buy.

The XOGO Mini Max is 69.99 USD, including a remote control and an international power supply. It plays up to 4K in landscape and portrait. The pricing page does not say whether other players can run XOGO, so check device support.

The pricing page does not list play reports or screenshots. If you need a record that content ran on each screen, ask XOGO what reporting exists on Pro, or compare platforms such as Displayer, whose Professional plan keeps a play record with timestamped screenshots.

Yodeck Premium costs 3,600 USD a year for 25 screens. Displayer Professional costs 4,200 USD yearly and adds screenshot proof of play, against about 4,500 USD for XOGO Pro paid annually. Month to month XOGO costs less than Displayer.

Pair three screens you already own, run your real content for a week, and put the yearly total beside XOGO Pro plus the players.