Sheencast vs Rise Vision
Rise Vision publishes $11 per display per month on Basic; yearly billing saves about 9%. We charge a flat monthly price per plan. Here is what that means at a few screen counts.
Monthly cost by screen count
| Screens | Sheencast | Rise Vision | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | Free | $33 | $33 less |
| 5 | $29 | $55 | $26 less |
| 10 | $29 | $110 | $81 less |
| 25 | $29 | $275 | $246 less |
| 50 | $99 | $550 | $451 less |
Rise Vision figures use their cheapest published paid tier ($11 per display per month on Basic; yearly billing saves about 9%), taken from their pricing page and checked on 21 August 2026. Sheencast figures are 3 screens free, then $29 a month for up to 25 screens, then $99 a month with no screen limit. Both exclude tax and any hardware.
Their free tier: A free trial only, with no permanently free plan.
What Rise Vision does better
- Built for K-12 education: templates, workflows and messaging aimed squarely at schools, which general-purpose products serve less directly.
- A per-school unlimited-displays plan, so a district can buy one line item per building.
- Published volume discounts that start at 11 displays and deepen at 70 and 200.
What we do better
- Flat pricing at every count: 25 displays are $275 a month there and $29 here.
- Three screens free forever, rather than a trial that ends.
- General-purpose out of the box. If you aren't a school, their catalog is aimed at someone else.
Which to choose
If you run a handful of screens and care most about monthly cost, the flat plan wins and the gap grows with every screen. If you run schools and want K-12 templates and workflows, or one unlimited-displays plan per building, Rise Vision is built for that and we aren't.
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