When is ScreenCloud the better choice?

You run screens for a larger organization with many teams and locations. You want a fully hosted service with a sales and support team behind it. You manage screens from anywhere, not from the office network.

When is DisplayValet the better choice than ScreenCloud?

You're one business with a few TVs. You have Samsung Frame or LG TVs and want nothing plugged in. You want to keep costs low and predictable. You want your pictures kept on your own computer.

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DisplayValet vs ScreenCloud

ScreenCloud is a polished cloud signage platform aimed at teams and larger organizations, billed per screen yearly. DisplayValet is built for a single business with a handful of TVs, running on a computer it already has.

	DisplayValet	ScreenCloud
Hardware per TV	None for Samsung Frame and LG webOS TVs; a Fire TV stick for others	A supported device for each screen (a free device is offered with some annual plans)
Samsung Frame TVs in Art Mode	Yes: your pictures show as art, nothing plugged in	Plays through a supported device connected to the TV
Where you manage it	Any computer on your own network	Anywhere, through their website
Several TVs side by side, switching together	Yes: a different picture on each TV, or one scene across them	See ScreenCloud's documentation
Turns TVs on and off on a schedule	Yes, per TV, over your network	Depends on the device and TV
Where your pictures are kept	On your own computer	In ScreenCloud's cloud
Billing	One-time price plus small per-display price for extras, monthly or yearly	Per screen, billed yearly

What it costs

DisplayValet: $79 once, including 2 displays; each extra display $6 a month or $60 a year.

ScreenCloud: $20 (Core) or $30 (Pro) per screen per month, billed yearly; Enterprise by quote. 14-day free trial.

Displays	DisplayValet, first year	DisplayValet, each year after	ScreenCloud, per year (cheapest paid plan)
2	79	0	480
4	199	120	960
6	319	240	1,440
10	559	480	2,400

DisplayValet extra displays billed yearly. Not counting any player devices or Fire TV sticks. ScreenCloud's free plans aren't included above.

ScreenCloud prices from their own page, checked October 21, 2026. They may have changed since.

ScreenCloud may suit you better if

You run screens for a larger organization with many teams and locations
You want a fully hosted service with a sales and support team behind it
You manage screens from anywhere, not from the office network

DisplayValet may suit you better if

You're one business with a few TVs
You have Samsung Frame or LG TVs and want nothing plugged in
You want to keep costs low and predictable
You want your pictures kept on your own computer

ScreenCloud is a trademark of its owner. This comparison is ours, written to be fair; tell us at support@displayvalet.com if anything here is out of date.

DisplayValet vs ScreenCloud

	DisplayValet	ScreenCloud
Hardware per TV	None for Samsung Frame and LG webOS TVs; a Fire TV stick for others	A supported device for each screen (a free device is offered with some annual plans)
Samsung Frame TVs in Art Mode	Yes: your pictures show as art, nothing plugged in	Plays through a supported device connected to the TV
Where you manage it	Any computer on your own network	Anywhere, through their website
Several TVs side by side, switching together	Yes: a different picture on each TV, or one scene across them	See ScreenCloud's documentation
Turns TVs on and off on a schedule	Yes, per TV, over your network	Depends on the device and TV
Where your pictures are kept	On your own computer	In ScreenCloud's cloud
Billing	One-time price plus small per-display price for extras, monthly or yearly	Per screen, billed yearly

What it costs

DisplayValet: $79 once, including 2 displays; each extra display $6 a month or $60 a year.

ScreenCloud: $20 (Core) or $30 (Pro) per screen per month, billed yearly; Enterprise by quote. 14-day free trial.

Displays	DisplayValet, first year	DisplayValet, each year after	ScreenCloud, per year (cheapest paid plan)
2	79	0	480
4	199	120	960
6	319	240	1,440
10	559	480	2,400

DisplayValet extra displays billed yearly. Not counting any player devices or Fire TV sticks. ScreenCloud's free plans aren't included above.

ScreenCloud prices from their own page, checked October 21, 2026. They may have changed since.

ScreenCloud may suit you better if

You run screens for a larger organization with many teams and locations
You want a fully hosted service with a sales and support team behind it
You manage screens from anywhere, not from the office network

DisplayValet may suit you better if

You're one business with a few TVs
You have Samsung Frame or LG TVs and want nothing plugged in
You want to keep costs low and predictable
You want your pictures kept on your own computer

ScreenCloud is a trademark of its owner. This comparison is ours, written to be fair; tell us at support@displayvalet.com if anything here is out of date.

DisplayValet vs ScreenCloud

What it costs

ScreenCloud may suit you better if

DisplayValet may suit you better if

DisplayValet vs ScreenCloud

What it costs

ScreenCloud may suit you better if

DisplayValet may suit you better if

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