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SeeSignage vs InfoBox: retail chain package or SMB platform?

Updated 27.5.202611 min readKasper VälimäkiKasper Välimäki

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SeeSignage is a full-service retail signage provider based in Pitäjänmäki, Helsinki. It sells a Samsung display, the SeeSignage cloud CMS, installation and a 3-year on-site warranty as one package.

The 43-inch Samsung QM43C package costs about €1,256 per screen (excl. VAT), followed by a software license of about €20/screen/month from year 2.

SeeSignage has retail-specific features that InfoBox does not: electronic shelf labels (ESL) through its Pricer partnership, point-of-sale integration on the Enterprise tier and in-house content production. InfoBox offers two routes: a) cloud software only on your own Android TV from €7/screen/month, or b) turnkey display leasing (Hisense or Maxhub display + software + pre-installation) from €24/screen/month on a 36-month Grenke lease.

Total 36-month cost for five 43-inch screens: SeeSignage about €8,680, the equivalent InfoBox lease about €5,220 and InfoBox software only on your own TVs about €1,915.

SeeSignage (Helsinki, founded 2010, more than 15 years in business) has built its business around retail. Its customers include Lumene (more than 250 advertising screens across the Nordics and the Baltics in Stockmann, Sokos and Helsinki Airport channels), Verkkokauppa.com, K-Citymarket, R-kioski, Power, Pentik and several pharmacy chains. The product range is built around retail: info screens, advertising and menu screens, A-boards, LED posters, video walls and electronic shelf labels (ESL) through a Pricer partnership.

Pricing is partly public in the online store: a 43-inch Samsung QM43C UHD + wall mount + 12-month BASIC license costs €1,256.36 (excl. VAT). From year 2 the license continues at about €20/screen/month.

PLUS and Enterprise tier prices are not published. Every info screen comes with a 3-year on-site warranty: if the display breaks, a technician comes to you. InfoBox is a Finnish cloud-based digital signage platform built for many industries: restaurants, construction sites, offices, pharmacies, car dealerships, municipalities and furniture stores.

Pricing is simple and public: €7/screen/month (10–50 screens) or €9/screen/month (1–9 screens), billed annually, on your own Android TV. Older TVs only need any Android device with an HDMI port, for example the €59 InfoBox Basic stick. InfoBox also offers turnkey display leasing (Maxhub professional display, software, wall mount and pre-installation) from €24/screen/month on a 36-month Grenke lease.

The price gap is largest on the software-only side: five 43-inch screens over 36 months cost about €8,680 with SeeSignage (5 × €1,256 + 5 × €20 × 24 months), about €5,220 with the equivalent InfoBox leasing package (5 × €29 × 36 months, including a Maxhub display + software + wall mount + pre-installation) and about €1,915 with InfoBox software only on your own TVs. Choose SeeSignage if you are a retail chain, need electronic shelf labels (ESL), point-of-sale integration or outsourced content production, and value a 3-year on-site warranty. Choose InfoBox if you work in another industry, want a clearly more affordable option, use your own TVs or need Power BI, Lounastaja and Sitedrive integrations.

At a glance

  1. SeeSignage's strength is a full service genuinely built for retail. Electronic shelf labels (ESL) through the Pricer partnership handle dynamic pricing and Omnibus Directive compliance on the shelf. Point-of-sale integration on the Enterprise tier feeds product data to the screens automatically. In-house content production is part of the Enterprise package, and the PLUS tier includes advertising templates designed by graphic designers. 3-year on-site warranty: if a Samsung display breaks, a technician comes to you with no extra arrangements. Customers include Lumene, Verkkokauppa.com, K-Citymarket, R-kioski, Power and several pharmacy chains, so the retail expertise is real, not marketing talk.

  2. InfoBox's strengths are price, flexibility and industry breadth. The same cloud software comes in two forms: on your own Android TV (Sony, Philips, TCL, Vestel, Maxhub, Hisense and other Android TV brands) with no extra device, or as display leasing (Hisense or Maxhub professional display, software and pre-installation from €24/screen/month, 36 months via Grenke). Older TVs or LG and Samsung panels only need any Android device with an HDMI port, for example the €59 InfoBox Basic stick. The platform is designed for restaurants, construction sites, offices, car dealerships, pharmacies, healthcare and municipalities, not just retail. Power BI, Lounastaja, Sitedrive, SharePoint, Google Drive, Canva, Google Slides, Sinebrychoff ContentHub and YouTube are included in every plan at no extra cost.

  3. The price gap is large on both InfoBox routes. The total 36-month cost of five 43-inch screens with SeeSignage is about €8,680 (5 × €1,256 purchase package covering the Samsung QM43C panel + wall mount + 12-month license, plus 5 × €20 × 24 months of continued license). The equivalent InfoBox turnkey lease for the same period: 5 × €29/screen/month × 36 months = €5,220 (includes a Hisense or Maxhub professional display, software, pre-installation and delivery). On the same pricing model, InfoBox leasing is about 1.7 times more affordable, and it works across industries, unlike SeeSignage's retail chain solution. If you use your own TVs, InfoBox software alone costs about €1,915 (5 × €9 × 12 × 3 + up to €295 of InfoBox Basic sticks), which widens the gap to about 4.5 times. The SeeSignage package also includes content production, the ESL option and a 3-year on-site warranty, which are not part of the standard InfoBox package.

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Quick comparison

SeeSignage sells a full-service package (Samsung display + installation + content production + 3-year on-site warranty + license) through its online store or on request. InfoBox offers two routes: a) cloud software only on the customer's own Android TV from €7/screen/month, and b) turnkey display leasing (Maxhub professional display, software, wall mount and pre-installation) from €24/screen/month on a 36-month Grenke lease. The differences show in pricing structure, industry focus, contract flexibility and specialty products such as ESL and content production. Both have a Finnish-language interface and Finnish-language customer service.

FeatureSeeSignageInfoBox
What the price includes Hardware package: Samsung professional display 32–98" + wall mount or stand + delivery + 12-month SeeSignage BASIC license + 3-year on-site warranty. Continued license from year 2 billed separately Two options: a) cloud software only on your own Android TV (or a €59 Basic stick for non-Android TVs), b) display leasing with a Hisense or Maxhub display, software, pre-installation and delivery in one monthly price
Pricing 43" Samsung QM43C package €1,256.36 (one-off, incl. 12 months of BASIC). Continued license about €20/screen/month from year 2. Larger displays and the PLUS and Enterprise tiers are quote-based Software: €7/screen/month (10–50 screens) or €9/screen/month (1–9 screens), billed annually. Display leasing with a 43-inch display: €29/screen/month in total (includes the Platform license), 36 months via Grenke
Turnkey leasing No. The SeeSignage model is a one-off hardware purchase, not leasing: the customer owns the Samsung panel after the contract, but the upfront investment is made immediately Yes, display leasing: Hisense or Maxhub display (32–100 inches), InfoBox software and pre-installation in one monthly price. 36-month Grenke lease, buy-out €50 per screen or renewal
Contract length Hardware is a one-off payment (customer owns it), license is annual. No long contract lock-in for online store purchases, but the upfront investment is large Annual contract for the software, 36 months for the Grenke lease. No long commitments on the software contract: you can add or remove screens at the end of the year
Display included Yes, by default. Samsung professional panel 32–98" (for example QM43C, QM55C, QM65C), 4K UHD, 500 nits, designed for 24/7 use Not on the software route: use your own TVs. Android TVs work directly, others with the €59 InfoBox Basic stick. On the leasing route yes, a Hisense or Maxhub professional display is included in the monthly price
Industry focus Retail: grocery stores, specialty stores, pharmacies, shopping centers, DOOH. Product range built around retail Multi-industry: restaurants, construction sites, offices, car dealerships, pharmacies, healthcare, municipalities, furniture stores and retail
Electronic shelf labels (ESL) Yes, through the Pricer partnership. Handles dynamic pricing and Omnibus Directive compliance on the shelf. 7-year warranty on Pricer tags Not part of the product range
Point-of-sale (POS) integration Yes, on the Enterprise tier. Product data and campaign prices flow automatically from the POS system to the screens and ESL tags No direct POS integration, but any report or dashboard produced by the POS system can be shown through a website URL
Content production Yes, in-house service. The PLUS tier includes advertising templates designed by graphic designers, Enterprise includes the full content service Customer creates content or buys it separately. Canva integration is included in the software
On-site installation Available as an option within the service: choose on-site installation or a package delivered by post for self-installation Available for a small extra fee or as part of display leasing, most customers don't need it
On-site warranty 3 years of on-site repair for all info screens (Samsung panels) Software has no hardware faults. 30-day return right on the InfoBox Basic stick. Manufacturer's warranty via Grenke for Maxhub leasing displays
Power BI integration No named integration in the public product description. Can be done through a website URL if needed Yes, in every plan. Connect a Power BI dashboard straight to the screen
Lounastaja integration No Yes, lunch menus update automatically in Finnish restaurants
Sitedrive integration (construction) No Yes, construction site schedules straight to the break room screen
Finnish-language interface and support Yes, Finnish and English interface. Helsinki office, customer service weekdays 9–16 Yes, email and chat in Finnish, founder Kasper Välimäki reachable directly
Data location● Not publicly stated for the SeeSignage cloud. Presumably Finland or the EU, to be confirmed Google Cloud, Finland (europe-north1, Hamina). Publicly stated, GDPR compliant
Customers Lumene (more than 250 advertising screens across the Nordics and the Baltics), Verkkokauppa.com, K-Citymarket Easton, R-kioski, Power, Pentik, Sport Family, several pharmacy chains, Stockmann (through Lumene) 400+ Finnish SMBs across eight industries (InfoBox's own figure)
Pricing

Price comparison: SeeSignage vs InfoBox

SeeSignage publishes one concrete price in its online store (shop.seesignage.com): a 43-inch Samsung QM43C UHD display + wall mount + 12-month BASIC license costs €1,256.36 in total (excl. VAT). From year 2 the license continues at about €20/screen/month on the BASIC tier. Monthly prices for the PLUS and Enterprise tiers are not published, and package prices for the larger Samsung panels (55", 65", 75", 85", 98") are not available in the online store's Google cache: these are quote-based. InfoBox is priced in two forms: a) cloud software only, where the customer brings their own Android TV, and b) display leasing, which matches the structure of the SeeSignage full package (Maxhub professional display, software, wall mount, pre-installation and delivery on a 36-month Grenke lease). Both routes run on the same InfoBox software.

SeeSignage

43" Samsung package €1,256 + license from €20/month from year 2

  • Samsung QM43C UHD 43" package (panel + wall mount + delivery + 12-month BASIC license): €1,256.36 (excl. VAT, one-off)
  • After that, the SeeSignage BASIC license: about €20/screen/month (from year 2)
  • Larger Samsung panels (49", 55", 65", 75", 85", 98"): quote-based, no public price
  • SeeSignage PLUS tier: quote-based. Includes advertising templates, unlimited users, RSS and social media integrations, CSV reporting and onboarding
  • SeeSignage Enterprise tier: quote-based. Includes chain management, POS integration, ESL support and content production
  • ESL (Pricer electronic shelf labels) and Reactive devices: quote-based
  • 3-year on-site warranty included in the price of every info screen
  • Example, 5 × 43" over 36 months: 5 × €1,256 + 5 × €20/month × 24 months = about €8,680 (includes panels, mounts, installation and license)
Recommended

InfoBox

Software from €7/screen/month · Leasing from €24/screen/month

  • ROUTE A · Cloud software only on your own Android TV:
  • • 1–9 screens: €9/screen/month billed annually (€108/year/screen)
  • • 10–50 screens: €7/screen/month billed annually (€84/year/screen)
  • • You use your own TVs. Android TVs work directly, others with the €59 InfoBox Basic stick (one-off)
  • • Example with 5 screens over 36 months: €1,620 software + up to €295 in sticks = about €1,915 (plus your own TVs)
  • ROUTE B · Turnkey display leasing (matches the SeeSignage full package):
  • • Hisense or Maxhub professional display (32–100 inches, 4K UHD, 500 nits, for 24/7 use)
  • • InfoBox software, wall mount, pre-installation and delivery included in the monthly price
  • • 43" €29/screen/month, 50" €33/screen/month, 55" €35/screen/month, 65" €43/screen/month, 75" €51/screen/month, 86" €71/screen/month (includes the €9 Platform license)
  • • With 10+ screens the Platform license drops to €7/screen/month, so the 32" total is €24/month
  • • 36-month Grenke lease, quarterly billing by default (monthly billing +€7/order/month)
  • • At the end of the contract: buy the display for €50/screen or renew the contract and get a new display
  • • Example, 5 × 43" leasing over 36 months: 5 × €29/month × 36 months = €5,220 (all included, no TVs of your own needed)
  • Common to both routes:
  • • Power BI, Lounastaja, Sitedrive, SharePoint, Google Drive, Canva, Google Slides, Sinebrychoff ContentHub, YouTube included in every plan
  • • 14-day free software trial, no credit card
  • • Finnish-language interface, Finnish-language support, founder Kasper Välimäki reachable directly

SeeSignage prices checked on 27.5.2026 from the shop.seesignage.com online store and the seesignage.com website. The comparison takes into account that the SeeSignage package price includes a Samsung panel and the InfoBox software route does not. If you also need to buy new TVs, add the display purchase price to the InfoBox side (about €400–800 per 43" Android panel) or choose display leasing, where a Maxhub panel is included. All prices excl. VAT.

Sources: seesignage.com/en/features, seesignage.com info screen (3-year on-site warranty), seesignage.com Enterprise tier, seesignage.com ESL (Pricer)

Features

Point by point

Onboarding and service model

SeeSignage

The SeeSignage model is full service: you order from the online store or request a quote, the display arrives installed on site (or by post for self-installation) and the SeeSignage cloud is ready to use. The service includes content production on the Enterprise tier and advertising templates on the PLUS tier. Onboarding typically takes weeks: quote, contract, display delivery, installation. Suits a retail business that wants to hand the whole digital signage process to one partner.

InfoBox

InfoBox onboarding is self-service but guided: you sign up online, upload content and connect the screen with the app. The first screen is running in 15 minutes. Onboarding remotely or on site is included in the software price, but most customers don't need long training, because the Platform is deliberately made so simple that it's quick to learn. On-site installation is available for a small extra fee or as part of display leasing.

Displays and hardware model

SeeSignage

SeeSignage supplies a Samsung professional panel (for example QM43C, QM55C, QM65C, incl. UHD, 500 nits, 24/7 use, SoC and Wi-Fi). Pros: a professional display designed for continuous use, energy efficient, handles store lighting. Cons: if you already have TVs in your store or office, you can't use them, and you pay about €1,256 + license per screen for a new panel. The SeeSignage cloud is designed together with the Samsung device, and the public product description doesn't mention an option to bring your own TV.

InfoBox

Android TVs (Sony, Philips, TCL, Vestel, Maxhub, Hisense and other Android TV brands) work directly with no extra device. Older TVs or LG and Samsung displays only need any Android device connected to the HDMI port: your own tablet, Fire TV, a generic Android stick or the €59 InfoBox Basic stick. The display itself is the customer's own. The savings are biggest if you already have TVs in use. If you'd rather have a professional display for a monthly price, display leasing bundles a Maxhub panel into the same monthly price as the software.

Pricing model

SeeSignage

SeeSignage pricing has two parts: a one-off payment for the panel and an annual license fee. The 43-inch Samsung package costs €1,256 upfront and about €20/month for the license from year 2. Larger panels and the PLUS and Enterprise tiers are quote-based. Strength: the device is the customer's property after the contract, with no hardware rental. Weakness: for a 43-inch display the hardware investment (€1,256) is large upfront, and there is no public price except for the BASIC tier and one panel size.

InfoBox

InfoBox charges purely for software, per screen per month, billed annually. Every feature is included in the lowest price: Power BI, Lounastaja, Sitedrive, SharePoint, Google Drive, Canva, Google Slides, Sinebrychoff ContentHub, YouTube, scheduling, screen status and websites via URL. The price list is public online, with no quote requests for standard use. Annual contract for the software, 36-month Grenke lease for display leasing. You don't pay for hardware upfront, you pay monthly.

Retail features and ESL

SeeSignage

SeeSignage has retail-specific products that a general digital signage platform doesn't. Electronic shelf labels (ESL) through the Pricer partnership handle dynamic pricing and Omnibus Directive compliance on the shelf. POS integration on the Enterprise tier moves product data and campaign prices automatically to the screens and ESL tags. A barcode scanner lets staff update prices and content in the field. If you're a retail chain that needs several of these, SeeSignage offers them all from one place.

InfoBox

InfoBox focuses on one thing: a cloud-based digital signage platform that runs on any Android device and suits any industry. Electronic shelf labels, POS integration and barcode scanners are not part of the product range. If one or more of these is a critical requirement for a retail chain, the SeeSignage package meets that need directly. If you can do without them, InfoBox's lower price and multi-industry flexibility may be the better choice.

Content production and advertising templates

SeeSignage

The SeeSignage PLUS tier includes advertising templates designed by graphic designers, where you can swap the text and images without design skills. The Enterprise tier includes full content production: graphic design and consulting are part of the package. Useful for a retail chain with no marketing team of its own, or a small one. Content production is part of the license, not billed separately.

InfoBox

InfoBox does not include a named agency service. Customers create content themselves with the Canva integration (included in the software) or buy it separately from an agency of their choice. This keeps the InfoBox price low, but content stays in your hands. If you want to outsource both the system and the content to one partner, the SeeSignage Enterprise tier covers more in this respect.

Industry focus

SeeSignage

SeeSignage is built for retail: grocery stores, specialty stores, pharmacies, shopping centers and DOOH. The product range (info screens, advertising screens, A-boards, LED posters, video walls, ESL, barcode scanner) is optimized for retail needs. The marketing talks constantly about campaigns, product advertising and shelf-edge pricing. Customers such as Lumene, Verkkokauppa.com, K-Citymarket, R-kioski, Power and pharmacy chains are retail businesses.

InfoBox

InfoBox is a multi-industry platform. Restaurants use it for menu images and campaigns, construction sites for break room notices and safety communication, offices as a channel for meeting rooms and internal communication, car dealerships for showroom offers, pharmacies and healthcare for waiting room information, municipalities for digital customer service communication and furniture stores for in-store marketing. One platform you can roll out in any industry.

Integrations and external systems

SeeSignage

SeeSignage has an RSS feed and Facebook and Instagram integrations on the PLUS tier. The Enterprise tier adds POS integration, automatic product data feeds and ESL price integration. Power BI, Microsoft Teams, Lounastaja or Sitedrive integrations are not mentioned in the public product description. URL-based website display lets you show any browser-based system on the screen.

InfoBox

InfoBox includes ready-made integrations with Power BI, Canva, Google Slides, SharePoint, Google Drive, Lounastaja (lunch menus in Finnish restaurants), Sitedrive (construction site schedules), Sinebrychoff ContentHub and YouTube. On top of that, any website can be shown via URL. Integrations are included in the price in every plan, and standard use needs no separate implementation project. InfoBox does not offer direct POS integration: centralized retail pricing is one of SeeSignage's genuine strengths.

Support, warranty and contract model

SeeSignage

The SeeSignage 3-year on-site warranty is a real advantage: if a Samsung display breaks, a technician comes to you with no extra arrangements. Customer service in Finnish (Helsinki office, weekdays 9–16) by email, phone and chat. Hardware is a one-off payment, so at the end of the contract the display remains the customer's property. The annual license fee continues as needed.

InfoBox

InfoBox support is in Finnish by email and chat. The Help Center (help.infoboxi.com) is a public article library where your staff can find answers on their own. Founder Kasper Välimäki handles the hardest cases himself at kasper@infoboxi.com. Annual contract for the software, and you can change the number of screens at the end of the year. 30-day return right on the InfoBox Basic stick. With display leasing, the display manufacturer's warranty runs through Grenke.

Honest assessment

Where SeeSignage is the better choice

SeeSignage has worked in retail for more than 15 years, and it shows in the product range. In some situations SeeSignage is clearly a better choice than InfoBox.

  • Electronic shelf labels (ESL) through the Pricer partnership. SeeSignage is one of the few Finnish providers that offers Pricer ESL tags for the shelf edge alongside digital signage screens. Dynamic pricing in line with the Omnibus Directive is handled automatically from the same system, and Pricer tags have a 7-year battery warranty. InfoBox does not offer an ESL product, so you would need to source it from another provider.
  • 3-year on-site warranty for Samsung displays. If a display breaks, a technician comes to you with no extra arrangements. A practical advantage in shopping centers and store chains, where a broken screen loses sales every hour. InfoBox does not offer on-site maintenance as a core service on the software route, but we can arrange it through partners if needed. With display leasing, Maxhub displays carry the manufacturer's warranty via Grenke, but on-site response time is not advertised.
  • POS integration and centralized pricing. The SeeSignage Enterprise tier moves product data and campaign prices automatically from the POS system to the screens and ESL tags. If your chain has dozens or hundreds of stores and product prices that change daily, this is a real infrastructure advantage. InfoBox does not offer POS integration.
  • Content production in the monthly price. SeeSignage's PLUS tier advertising templates and Enterprise tier graphic design are part of the same license. If you want to outsource content production to one partner as well, because your own marketing team is small, SeeSignage meets that need directly. InfoBox offers a Canva integration, but content production itself stays with the customer or a separate agency.
  • A deep retail customer base. Lumene (more than 250 advertising screens across the Nordics and the Baltics, in Stockmann, Sokos and Helsinki Airport channels), Verkkokauppa.com, K-Citymarket, R-kioski, Power, Pentik, Sport Family and several pharmacy chains. More than 15 years of retail history means your company is not their first chain customer, nor among their first hundred. InfoBox's background is broader, as a digital signage platform for SMBs without a strong retail specialization.
  • A 43-inch package you can order online. SeeSignage is one of the few Finnish providers where you can buy a single info screen from an online store with one click (Samsung QM43C + installation + 12-month license €1,256). Simple for a small business that knows what it wants. InfoBox display leasing requires a short quote process, even though the price list is public.
  • Barcode scanner and field work. SeeSignage has a handheld barcode scanner that lets sales staff update prices or content directly in the store. A niche use case, but significant for a large store or chain. InfoBox has no equivalent dedicated device.
Choosing

Which one is right for you

Choose SeeSignage if

SeeSignage is the natural choice when you're a retail business and need a complete chain package, from displays to ESL tags and content production.

  • You're a grocery store, specialty store, pharmacy chain, shopping center or DOOH operator
  • You need electronic shelf labels (ESL) for dynamic pricing in line with the Omnibus Directive, and Pricer tags on the shelf edge
  • You need POS integration that moves product data and campaign prices automatically to the screens and ESL tags
  • You don't own TVs yet and are ready to pay for a Samsung panel (€1,256 / 43") as a one-off payment upfront
  • You want to outsource content production to SeeSignage's graphic designers, because your own marketing team is small
  • A 3-year on-site warranty for Samsung displays is a requirement in your procurement process, and you don't want to deal with broken displays yourself
  • You need a handheld barcode scanner or other retail specialty devices for field work
  • You want to buy a single screen from an online store without a quote process and have it installed
Recommended

Choose InfoBox if

InfoBox is the natural choice when you're looking for a low-cost option, either as software only for your own TVs or as turnkey leasing with a Hisense or Maxhub display, or when you work in an industry other than retail.

  • You work in an industry other than retail: restaurant, construction site, office, car dealership, pharmacy, healthcare, municipality, lunch restaurant or furniture store
  • You already own TVs and want to save by not paying upfront for a new Samsung panel
  • You need 1–50 info screens and value a lower price: the total 36-month cost of 5 screens is about €1,915 on your own TVs
  • You need integrations on your screen: YouTube, Power BI, Canva, Google Slides, Sinebrychoff ContentHub, Lounastaja, SharePoint, Google Drive or Sitedrive
  • You want to create your content yourself with your marketing team or your own staff, and don't need an agency service
  • You value transparent pricing that is public online and doesn't require a quote request
  • You need one platform that scales from a single restaurant's menu image to updates for 50 construction sites from the same dashboard
  • You want a turnkey package, but with a transparent price and a Hisense or Maxhub professional display: InfoBox display leasing (Hisense or Maxhub display, software and pre-installation) from €24/screen/month, 36-month lease via Grenke
  • You don't need ESL tags, POS integration or content production: a simpler cloud platform does the job
Switching

How to switch from SeeSignage to InfoBox

The SeeSignage hardware model (one-off purchase of a Samsung panel) means you're not tied to a monthly contract, but the initial investment is made upfront. If you want to switch to InfoBox, the displays can stay where they are: Samsung professional panels run the InfoBox app if they are Android-based, or you connect any Android device to them through the HDMI port. The annual license fee can be stopped on the contract end date.

  1. 1Check the current end date and cancellation terms of your SeeSignage license. The BASIC license continues from year 2 and is usually annual.
  2. 2Sign up for the 14-day free InfoBox trial at infoboxi.com, no credit card. You get immediate access to the Platform dashboard and can upload content to try it out.
  3. 3Choose your InfoBox route. Route A: you use your current Samsung panels or other TVs. If the panel is Android-based, the InfoBox app installs directly alongside or instead of the Tizen software option. Older Samsung panels (Tizen-based) or LG panels only need any Android device connected to the HDMI port (your own tablet, Fire TV, a generic Android stick or the €59 InfoBox Basic stick). Route B: you order turnkey leasing, where a Hisense or Maxhub professional display arrives pre-installed from €24/screen/month on a 36-month Grenke lease.
  4. 4Export your most important content from SeeSignage to your own computer: images, videos and PDFs. The SeeSignage cloud is browser-based, so exporting works directly without a special tool. If you want to keep the advertising templates or content production services, you can continue with SeeSignage in parallel until the contract ends.
  5. 5Upload the content to InfoBox and connect the ready-made integrations: Power BI, Canva, Google Slides, SharePoint, Google Drive, Lounastaja, Sitedrive, Sinebrychoff ContentHub and YouTube. This is usually faster in InfoBox than in a new SeeSignage rollout, because the ready-made integrations are included in the price.
  6. 6Run both in parallel: keep the SeeSignage license active for a few months on existing screens and roll out InfoBox on new ones. Compare usability and total costs before making the final decision.
  7. 7When the SeeSignage license comes up for renewal, cancel it or move the remaining screens to InfoBox. ESL tags and POS integration remain SeeSignage's responsibility if you keep using them in parallel. If you don't need them, you can move entirely to InfoBox.
Customers

Customers who chose InfoBox

Aitokaluste

A furniture store rolled out InfoBox in two showrooms. Campaigns and offers update centrally, with no technical background needed from store staff. An example of a retail use case without separate hardware rental.

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Oluthuone Kuparitarha

A Tampere beer bar replaced USB sticks with InfoBox remote management and measured more than 30% more early-evening customers in two weeks. A small venue that didn't need a full package.

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Ravintola Tampella

A Tampere restaurant switched its info screens to scheduled advertising and menu communication. The rollout worked on its own TVs with no separate installation service.

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KSBR (Keski-Suomen Betonirakenne)

InfoBox Basic devices in construction site break rooms for safety notices and information flow. An example from an industry SeeSignage isn't designed for.

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Frequently asked questions

Is SeeSignage cheaper than InfoBox?+

Not on either point of comparison. The SeeSignage 43-inch Samsung package costs €1,256 upfront, plus the BASIC license at about €20/month from year 2. Total 36-month cost per screen: €1,256 + 24 × €20 = about €1,736. The equivalent InfoBox turnkey lease with a 43-inch Maxhub professional display costs €29/screen/month × 36 months = €1,044 per screen and includes the same full package (Maxhub display, software, wall mount, pre-installation and delivery, 36 months via Grenke). That is about 1.7 times more affordable on the same pricing model, with no €1,256 upfront investment. InfoBox software alone on your own Android TV costs €9/month × 36 months = €324 per screen plus at most a €59 Basic stick, about 4.5 times more affordable. Example with 5 screens over 36 months: SeeSignage about €8,680, InfoBox leasing €5,220, InfoBox software on your own TVs about €1,915.

Is a TV included in the SeeSignage price?+

Yes, by default. The SeeSignage pricing model is a Samsung professional panel (for example the 43" QM43C or larger 49–98" models) + wall mount + delivery + 12-month BASIC license in one purchase. The package for a 43-inch display costs €1,256.36 (excl. VAT). Larger displays are quote-based, but the structure stays the same. From year 2 the license continues at about €20/screen/month. The InfoBox software route does not include a display: use your own TVs or the €59 InfoBox Basic stick. If you want a Samsung-style professional panel with InfoBox for a monthly price, display leasing bundles a 43–98 inch Maxhub panel into the same monthly price as the software, from €24/screen/month.

Can I use my own TV with SeeSignage?+

SeeSignage's public product description doesn't mention an option to bring your own TV. Their model is a combined offer of a Samsung panel and a license, and the software is designed together with the Samsung device. If you want to use your own TVs, InfoBox is the more natural choice: Android TVs (Sony, Philips, TCL, Vestel, Maxhub, Hisense) work directly, and others only need any Android device with an HDMI port. You can get more detail on SeeSignage by asking them directly, but their public website doesn't advertise a software-only option.

Does InfoBox have electronic shelf labels (ESL) like SeeSignage?+

No. SeeSignage offers electronic shelf labels (ESL) for the shelf edge through its Pricer partnership, and they handle dynamic pricing and Omnibus Directive compliance automatically. InfoBox has no equivalent ESL product in its range. If electronic shelf labels are a critical requirement for your store, SeeSignage or another Pricer reseller is the only solution in this respect. InfoBox focuses on the core job of a digital signage platform: showing images, videos, menus, social media and Power BI data on an Android TV.

Does SeeSignage work in industries other than retail?+

The SeeSignage cloud itself can show images, videos and websites in any industry, and they have at least one restaurant reference (Pallogrilli). However, the product range and specialty services (ESL, POS integration, advertising templates, barcode scanner, content production) are built around retail. For restaurants, construction sites, offices, healthcare and municipalities, InfoBox is the more natural choice, because it is a multi-industry platform that runs on any Android device and includes the Lounastaja, Sitedrive and Power BI integrations in the lowest price.

Does SeeSignage have a long contract lock-in?+

There is no direct hardware rental contract. The SeeSignage 43-inch Samsung package is a one-off payment, not a rental, so the display becomes the customer's property right away. The license is usually annual and renewable each year. This is more flexible than a typical 36-month hardware rental, but requires an upfront investment (about €1,256 per 43-inch display). The InfoBox software contract is also annual, and display leasing is a 36-month Grenke contract, at the end of which you buy the display for €50/screen or renew the contract.

Is SeeSignage data stored in Finland?+

The data location of the SeeSignage cloud is not publicly stated on its product pages. It is probably in Finland or the EU given SeeSignage's Helsinki-based operation, but if data location is a critical requirement in your procurement process, confirm it with SeeSignage directly. InfoBox data is in Google Cloud's Finland region (europe-north1, Hamina), which is publicly stated and GDPR compliant with no separate data processing agreement.

Can I switch from SeeSignage to InfoBox?+

You can start the 14-day free InfoBox trial at any time, even while your SeeSignage license is active. SeeSignage's Samsung panels remain your property regardless of the contract end date. If the Samsung panel is Android-based, you can install the InfoBox app on it directly. Older Tizen-based Samsung panels or LG panels only need any Android device with an HDMI port, for example the €59 InfoBox Basic stick. Content (images, videos, PDFs) is easy to export from the SeeSignage cloud to your own computer and upload to InfoBox. ESL tags and POS integration remain SeeSignage's responsibility if you keep using them in parallel.

Does InfoBox offer a turnkey package like SeeSignage?+

Yes. InfoBox now also offers display leasing, where a Hisense or Maxhub professional display (32–100 inches, 4K UHD, 500 nits, designed for 24/7 use), InfoBox software, pre-installation and delivery come in one package from €24/screen/month. The lease runs for 36 months via Grenke, and the buy-out price at the end of the contract is €50 per screen. Compared with the SeeSignage 43-inch Samsung package (€1,256 upfront + about €20/month from year 2 = about €1,736 per screen over 36 months): the InfoBox 43-inch leasing package costs €29/month × 36 months = €1,044 per screen over 36 months, about 1.7 times more affordable with no upfront investment. Unlike SeeSignage, display leasing works across industries and is not limited to retail. See the packages at /leasing.

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