Yodeck pricing in 2026 is $0 for one screen, then $8 per screen per month on Basic, $12 on Premium and $16 on Enterprise, with Enterprise+ quoted on request. Annual plans add a free Yodeck Player per screen. The number that matters is the multi-screen total: once you register a second screen, every screen is billed, so two Basic screens cost $16 a month and ten cost $80.
Key takeaways
- Yodeck Free: best for a single screen that will stay single. $0 forever, all Basic features, one screen license.
- Yodeck Basic: best for simple multi-screen playlists with basic scheduling. $8 per screen per month.
- Yodeck Premium: best for Microsoft 365, Google apps, data visualization and advanced media scheduling. $12 per screen per month.
- Yodeck Enterprise: best for workspaces, SAML SSO and custom roles. $16 per screen per month.
- Visora (visora.mx): best for restaurants that want to run screens from a TV browser with no player. $0 Free for 1 screen, $29 per month for 2, scheduling from Pro at $59.
Yodeck plans and what each includes
| Plan | Price | Best for | Includes | Player on annual billing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0, 1 screen forever | A single screen | Single screen license, all Basic features, unlimited file storage, unlimited users | None |
| Basic | $8/screen/month | Multiple screens with essentials | All media types, 800+ templates, 90+ apps, layout editor, kiosk app, basic scheduling and playlists | 1 GB RAM Yodeck Player, or $20 off per screen with your own device |
| Premium | $12/screen/month | Integrations and automation | Basic plus Microsoft 365 and Google apps, data visualization, AI agent and API, advanced media scheduling, tag-based playlists | 4 GB RAM Yodeck Player, or $70 off per screen with your own device |
| Enterprise | $16/screen/month | Security and control | Premium plus workspaces and hierarchies, SAML SSO, data encryption, custom roles, branded templates, 24/5 support | 4 GB RAM Yodeck Player, or $70 off per screen with your own device |
| Enterprise+ | Custom quote | Large organizations | Custom onboarding, dedicated account manager, 24/7 priority support, security assessment | By quote |
New accounts also get 30 days of full feature access for up to 5 screens, with no credit card. Yodeck shows the same per-screen rates for monthly and annual billing; the annual plan is what adds the player.12
Yodeck cost at 1, 2, 4 and 10 screens
Monthly software cost in USD at list price, compared with Visora's bundled plans:
| Screens | Yodeck Basic | Yodeck Premium | Visora |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | $0 (free plan) or $8 | $12 | $0 (Free) or $29 (Starter) |
| 2 | $16 | $24 | $29 (Starter) |
| 4 | $32 | $48 | $59 (Pro, includes scheduling) |
| 10 | $80 | $120 | $159 (Business) |
Yodeck Basic is the cheaper software line at every screen count. Visora's price buys a different setup: screens pair from a smart TV browser, the Visora TV app on Amazon Fire TV or the Windows desktop app, with no player per screen, and Pro adds scheduling, dayparting and live events. Visora Free shows a Visora watermark and a Visora promo every 10 minutes, so it works as a test, not a final branded screen.
Prices checked October 2026 on Yodeck's pricing page and Visora pricing. Visora publishes this guide; we note where competitors fit better.
How Yodeck's free plan really works
Yodeck's pricing documentation says accounts with one registered screen and Basic features are free of charge. An account upgraded from 1 to 5 screens is billed for 5 screens, not 4.2
The free plan is real, but it is narrower than many buyers assume. The benefit only applies while the account has exactly one registered screen. The moment you add a second, Yodeck bills every registered screen, not just the new one.
That makes Yodeck pricing a budgeting question, not a curiosity. Buyers are usually trying to answer one of three questions:
- What does Yodeck cost once I move past one screen?
- Do I need Premium or Enterprise?
- Does the annual player bundle change the real total enough to matter?
If you are hunting for a no-cost option beyond one screen, our guide to free Yodeck alternatives compares the free plans side by side.
Real cost examples for 3, 5 and 10 screens
Yodeck's own examples show 5 Basic screens at $40 per month, 10 Premium screens at $120 and 5 Enterprise screens at $80. The same per-screen logic scales directly and matters for restaurants with front counter, pickup and dining room TVs.2
| Screens | Basic | Premium | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | $24/mo | $36/mo | $48/mo |
| 5 | $40/mo | $60/mo | $80/mo |
| 10 | $80/mo | $120/mo | $160/mo |
For a restaurant, that jump happens quickly. A main menu board, a pickup-area screen and a promo display already put you at three billable screens. Add a fourth for the waiting area and the "cheap" software has to be judged as a real operating expense.
Yodeck can still be good value. The point is that the public price is linear. For deployments above 50 screens, Yodeck asks buyers to contact sales for a custom quote.2 To see how these numbers sit against ten other vendors, check our signage price benchmark.
Did Yodeck raise prices in 2026?
Yes. Yodeck's pricing update raised Premium and Enterprise by $1 per screen per month, effective April 1, 2026, for both monthly and annual subscriptions. Basic stayed at $8. Annual subscribers keep their current price until renewal.3
Where do hardware costs show up?
Yodeck's pricing page says annual Basic includes a 1 GB RAM Yodeck Player, while annual Premium and Enterprise include a 4 GB RAM model. Raspberry Pi announced price increases for 4 GB products in February and April 2026, which matters whenever the bundled player is not doing the work.145
Yodeck's pricing story is partly software and partly hardware:
- On an annual plan, Yodeck includes a player per screen, or a credit if you bring your own device.
- On the free single-screen setup, you can test on a compatible device you already own.
- On monthly billing, there is no bundled player, so you supply compatible hardware yourself.
Yodeck is explicit about this, so it is not a hidden fee. The issue is that buyers compare Yodeck's per-screen software price against a browser-first tool and forget the value of not managing players at all. For a small restaurant, the hardware cost usually means shipping, installing and replacing a device per screen, or choosing annual billing mainly to get the player.
Which Yodeck plan do most restaurants need?
This section is our interpretation, not a published customer-mix stat. Yodeck positions Basic for managing signage across multiple screens, Premium for advanced integrations and automation, and Enterprise for security and control.1
For most independent restaurants, Basic is the right starting point if the screens do straightforward work:
- digital menus
- rotating promotions
- simple scheduled playlists
- a manageable number of users
The pressure to move up comes from workflow complexity. Premium makes sense when you want Microsoft 365 or Google data on screen, tag-based playlists or advanced media scheduling across locations. Enterprise is about SSO, workspaces and permissions rather than menu boards. If your POS is Toast, our guide on whether Yodeck has a Toast POS integration covers the options.
The Basic-to-Premium jump looks small on one screen but grows with the fleet: $24 against $36 at 3 screens, $40 against $60 at 5, and $80 against $120 at 10.
When is Yodeck worth the price?
Yodeck's pricing page cites more than 7,500 reviews, and the product is a credible, mature platform. It is worth the price when you want:
- per-screen scaling that stays easy to forecast
- a standardized player on every screen
- broad signage use cases beyond restaurant menus
- integrations and automation on Premium
For the full product verdict beyond price, read our Yodeck review.
Who should not choose Visora
Stay with Yodeck if the lowest software bill is the goal: Basic is $80 a month at 10 screens against $159 on Visora Business. Yodeck is also the better fit if you need scheduling for less than $59 a month (Basic includes basic scheduling at $8 per screen), if you want one free screen with all Basic features and unlimited storage, if you run more than 15 screens and want self-serve checkout (above 15, Visora is a custom Enterprise quote), or if your IT team wants the same hardware player on every screen.
Yodeck vs Visora: what changes in the total cost?
Use this shortcut:
- Choose Yodeck if you want a broad signage platform, expect to manage dedicated players, and are comfortable with a per-screen model.
- Choose Visora if you want restaurant screens live from the TVs you already own, paired with a 4-character code shown on the TV, and updated by staff without player management.
The fastest next step is the side-by-side Visora vs Yodeck comparison, then Visora pricing to check your screen count. Teams evaluating other options can also read our Yodeck vs Reach comparison.
A simple way to estimate your true monthly spend
- Count every screen you expect to register in the next 12 months, not just the first one.
- Start with Basic and move up only if your team can name the exact Premium or Enterprise feature it needs.
- Decide whether annual bundled players are part of your buying logic.
- Multiply the per-screen price across the real rollout, not the pilot.
- Compare the result against an alternative that removes hardware planning.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Yodeck cost?
Yodeck costs $0 for one screen on its free plan, then $8 per screen per month on Basic, $12 on Premium and $16 on Enterprise. Enterprise+ is a custom quote. Two Basic screens cost $16 a month and ten cost $80.1
What is Yodeck pricing in 2026?
Yodeck pricing in 2026 is Free ($0, 1 screen), Basic $8, Premium $12 and Enterprise $16 per screen per month, plus custom Enterprise+. Premium and Enterprise each rose $1 per screen on April 1, 2026; Basic stayed at $8.3
Is Yodeck free?
Yes, for exactly one screen. Yodeck's free plan includes one screen license with all Basic features, unlimited file storage and unlimited users. When the account registers a second screen, every registered screen becomes billable, not just the new one.2
Does Yodeck include a media player?
Only on annual plans. Annual Basic includes a 1 GB RAM Yodeck Player, or a $20 per-screen saving if you use your own device. Annual Premium and Enterprise include a 4 GB RAM Yodeck Player, or a $70 per-screen saving with your own device.1
What does Yodeck cost for 10 screens?
Ten screens cost $80 per month on Basic, $120 on Premium and $160 on Enterprise. Yodeck sends deployments above 50 screens to its sales team for a custom quote.2
Is there a free trial of Yodeck's paid plans?
Yes. New accounts get 30 days of full feature access for up to 5 screens with no credit card. After the trial, one Basic screen can stay free and any additional screens are billed.
Is Visora cheaper than Yodeck?
Not on software price alone. Yodeck Basic costs $16 for 2 screens, $32 for 4 and $80 for 10, while Visora costs $29, $59 and $159. Visora's price includes browser-based setup with no player per screen, and its Pro plan adds scheduling, dayparting and live events.
Adding up the real Yodeck total? Compare Visora pricing at your screen count. Visora starts free for one screen and pairs with the TVs you already own.
