Loopvew vs Yodeck
An honest comparison of Loopvew and Yodeck for digital signage — pricing, supported players, and where each one is the better fit.
Where Loopvew wins
Loopvew is the better fit if you want per-screen pricing without per-feature licensing and you run a mixed fleet of Tizen, webOS and Android screens.
When Yodeck wins
Yodeck is the stronger choice if you need a free tier for a single screen, want a bundled Raspberry Pi player shipped to you, or need an app directory with 90+ prebuilt integrations today.
| Feature | Loopvew | Yodeck |
|---|---|---|
| Android / Android TV player | ||
| Samsung Tizen player | ||
| LG webOS player | ||
| Windows player | ||
| Linux player | ||
| Free tier | Coming soon | 1 screen |
| Open-source self-hosted edition | Planned (Loopvew Lite) | |
| Public REST API | Planned |
Yodeck is one of the most established digital signage platforms, with a large app directory and an extensive public manual. Loopvew is a newer, leaner CMS built around the same core job: get content onto screens and keep it there.
How the two compare
Both products cover the fundamentals — screens, groups, playlists, scheduling, and a media library. The differences show up at the edges.
When Yodeck is the better choice
Yodeck has a genuinely free tier for a single screen, ships a preconfigured Raspberry Pi player, and has a mature app directory covering Power BI, Canva, SharePoint, and dozens of news feeds. If any of those are decisive for you, Yodeck is the better pick today, and we would rather tell you that than waste your trial.
Where Loopvew fits
Loopvew is built for mixed fleets — a few Tizen displays in a lobby, Android boxes in the back of house, a Windows PC driving a video wall — managed from one CMS without per-feature licensing.
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