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/mo to 25 screens, then $99/mo unlimited. Both exclude tax and any hardware.
Their free tier: Free trial only — 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 are not a school, their catalogue is aimed at someone else.
The honest summary
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 need the breadth of Rise Vision's app catalog, their template library, or bundled player hardware, those are real things we do not have, and no amount of price difference substitutes for a feature you need.