What Yodeck does well
Yodeck has a mature product, lots of templates and widgets, and a player (based on Raspberry Pi) that makes screens behave consistently. It offers a free plan for one screen and free players with some annual plans, according to its website.
Where it can add steps for a single venue
- A player device per screen to receive, plug in, power and look after
- Priced per screen, in US dollars, so each extra TV adds to the bill
- A full-featured dashboard with more to learn than a quick special needs
How myQR Digital Signage is different
- No player box: the TV’s own web browser is the player (older TVs can use a streaming stick)
- One flat price in NZ dollars: $39 a month for up to 20 TVs
- Pair each TV in about a minute with a 6-digit code
- Staff update specials from their phone and every TV follows
When Yodeck is the better choice
If your TVs don’t have a usable browser and you want a dedicated player with lots of widgets, or you run one screen and want a free plan, Yodeck is worth a look.
About this comparison
Written in September 2026 from each company’s public website. Plans and prices change, so check their site for the latest. OptiSigns, Yodeck and ScreenCloud are trademarks of their owners; myQR isn’t affiliated with them.