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ZetaDisplay vs InfoBox: large chain or SME?

Updated 14.5.202611 min readKasper VälimäkiKasper Välimäki

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ZetaDisplay is a Swedish digital signage company (founded in 2003 in Malmö, headquarters at Höjdrodergatan 21) and Northern Europe's largest digital signage provider: about 250 employees, €54.5 million in revenue in 2024, 125,000 active installations in more than 50 countries and offices in eight European countries and the US. The company was previously listed on Nasdaq Stockholm, but the British Hanover Investors took it private in September 2021. In Finland, ZetaDisplay operates in Vantaa and Lahti with about 26 people, and its Finnish business continues from Marketmedia (founded in 2000), acquired in 2015.

Its product, Engage Suite, is a cloud CMS, alongside which the company sells hardware, installation, content production and 24/7 monitoring as one full-service package. Prices are not published online; sales are quote-based. Its Finnish customers are without exception large organisations: Veikkaus, Stockmann (video walls in six department stores), Hesburger, Finavia, Bilia, Metsä Fibre, Laattapiste, Neste.

InfoBox is a Finnish cloud platform from 2024, made for SMEs and mid-sized organisations: a public price from €7/screen/month (10–50 screens) or €9/screen/month (1–9 screens), a 14-day free trial with no credit card, GDPR compliant in Google Cloud's Finland region, and a founder you can reach directly. InfoBox also offers a display leasing package at a transparent price: a Hisense or Maxhub professional display, software and pre-installation from €24/screen/month, on a 36-month Grenke lease. Choose ZetaDisplay if you are a large chain, a public sector organisation or a retailer that needs a tailored full-service rollout for hundreds or thousands of screens.

Choose InfoBox if you are an SME that wants a transparent public price, self-service setup and either software for your own TVs or turnkey leasing.

At a glance

  1. ZetaDisplay's strength is size: 250 employees, 125,000 installations in more than 50 countries, offices in 8 countries, a growth strategy backed by the British Hanover Investors (a private equity firm) and the deepest public reference base in the Finnish market. Veikkaus (about 7,000 screens), Stockmann (video walls in six department stores), Finavia (Helsinki Airport parking areas), Hesburger and Metsä Fibre show that a large chain or public procurement is ZetaDisplay's core customer. In the full-service model, hardware, software, installation, content production and 24/7 monitoring come from the same vendor.

  2. InfoBox's strengths are price, transparency and self-service for SMEs. A public price list online from €7/screen/month billed annually, a 14-day free trial, software that runs directly on Android TVs with no extra device, and every key integration (Power BI, Lounastaja, Sitedrive, SharePoint, Google Drive, Canva, Google Slides, Sinebrychoff ContentHub, YouTube) included for every screen. A Finnish-language interface, support in Finnish, and founder Kasper Välimäki reachable directly at kasper@infoboxi.com. InfoBox also offers turnkey display leasing (Hisense or Maxhub display + software + pre-installation from €24/screen/month, 36-month Grenke lease) if you want the same complete package at a transparent price.

  3. The price comparison clearly favours InfoBox, but ZetaDisplay does not publish its prices, so a direct comparison requires an estimate. Nordic enterprise digital signage vendors usually charge €20–60/screen/month for software alone, and a full-service package with hardware, installation and content production often ends up in the €80–200/screen/month range. InfoBox's public €7–9/screen/month is well below this, with no hidden costs. From an SME's point of view, ZetaDisplay's model is oversized. On the other hand, from the point of view of a 500-screen chain, InfoBox's self-service model does not replace ZetaDisplay's project and content services.

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Side by side

Quick comparison

ZetaDisplay is an enterprise-focused full-service company that builds tailored, complete rollouts for hundreds or thousands of screens on a quote basis. InfoBox is a cloud platform for SMEs, with a public price list online and self-service setup. The differences show up in the pricing model, target group, setup and how much responsibility the vendor takes for the service.

FeatureZetaDisplayInfoBox
Year founded and headquarters Founded 2003 in Malmö, Sweden. Finnish operations continue from Marketmedia (founded 2000) since the 2015 acquisition Founded 2024, Tampere, Finland
Ownership Owned by the British Hanover Investors (private equity) since September 2021, taken private from Nasdaq Stockholm Privately owned Finnish company, led by founder Kasper Välimäki
Offices in Finland Vantaa and Lahti, about 26 people Tampere, founder directly reachable through customer service
Pricing (public) No public price list, sales are quote-based. Market estimate for enterprise digital signage deliveries is usually €20–60/screen/month for software alone 1–9 screens: €9/screen/month. 10+ screens: €7/screen/month. Billed annually in EUR. Every feature is included for every screen
Pricing transparency Request a quote, prices are not shown online Price list public online, you can start with one screen
Free trial No free trial mentioned on public pages, trials are arranged with the sales team 14-day free software trial with no credit card
Target group Large chains, public procurement, international brands (Veikkaus, Stockmann, Finavia, Hesburger, Volvo, KFC) Finnish SMEs with 1–100 screens, eight industries (restaurants, construction sites, offices, car dealerships, pharmacies, healthcare, municipalities, retail)
Turnkey leasing● A full-service project model in which hardware, software and service are priced per customer. No published, list-priced leasing package Yes, display leasing: a Hisense or Maxhub professional display (32–100 inches), InfoBox software and pre-installation from €24/screen/month, 36-month Grenke lease, buyout €50 per screen
Getting started Consulting, hardware delivery, on-site installation, training and content production as a project (weeks) Sign up online, the first screen is running in 15 minutes. Remote or on-site onboarding is included in the software price
Displays Main partner LG (Engage Suite factory-preloaded on SoC displays from 2026). Display sizes 13–98 inches, LED displays and touch displays. Usually sold as part of a package Use your own Android TV directly. For other TVs, any Android device or the €59 InfoBox Basic stick. The leasing package includes a Hisense or Maxhub professional display
Finnish customers (public) Veikkaus, Stockmann, Hesburger, Finavia, Bilia, Metsä Fibre, Laattapiste, Neste, Pretty Boy, K-citymarket Iso Omena 400+ Finnish SMEs in eight industries (for example Ravintola Tampella, KSBR, Aitokaluste, Oluthuone Kuparitarha)
Data location● European servers confirmed, GDPR compliant. Exact location not published Google Cloud, Finland (europe-north1, Hamina). Publicly stated, GDPR compliant
Finnish-language interface and support Yes, a Finnish website at zetadisplay.fi, a 24/7 customer service portal and a local Finnish team Yes, Finnish-language interface, email and chat support in Finnish, founder reachable directly
Company size and continuity About 250 employees globally, €54.5M revenue in 2024, 125,000 installations in more than 50 countries, offices in 8 countries A small Finnish team in Tampere, led by the founder. 400+ customers in Finland
Integrations More than 50 Engage Apps. A concrete integration list (Power BI, Microsoft 365, Salesforce) is not published Power BI, Canva, Google Slides, SharePoint, Google Drive, Lounastaja, Sitedrive, Sinebrychoff ContentHub, YouTube: all included for every screen. Plus any website via URL
Pricing

Price comparison: ZetaDisplay vs InfoBox

ZetaDisplay does not publish its prices online, which is common for enterprise-focused vendors. The price is based on a quote that depends on the number of screens, hardware, installation, content production and the scope of service. InfoBox's price is public and offers two routes: cloud software only for your own TVs, or turnkey display leasing with a Hisense or Maxhub professional display on a 36-month Grenke contract.

ZetaDisplay

On quote, no public price list

  • Prices are not published online, sales are quote-based
  • Market estimate: in Nordic enterprise digital signage deliveries, software alone is usually €20–60/screen/month depending on the number of screens and service level
  • A full-service package with hardware, installation, content production and 24/7 monitoring often ends up in a total price range of €80–200/screen/month
  • 42% of the company's revenue is recurring (SaaS-style), 47% hardware sales and 11% project services (according to the 2024 annual report)
  • Contracts are usually multi-year, billed quarterly or monthly for enterprise customers
  • No published minimum contract, but enterprise vendors usually require 12–36 months
  • Billing in EUR in Finland, SEK in Sweden, GBP in the UK
  • No free trial mentioned on public pages, trials are arranged with the sales team
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InfoBox

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

  • ROUTE A · Cloud software only, for your own Android TV:
  • • 1–9 screens: €9/screen/month billed annually (€108/year per screen)
  • • 10–50 screens: €7/screen/month billed annually (€84/year per screen)
  • • Android TVs run InfoBox directly, other TVs use the €59 InfoBox Basic stick (one-off)
  • • Example with 5 screens for a year: €540 for the software + at most €295 for sticks = at most €835
  • ROUTE B · Turnkey display leasing:
  • • 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 licence)
  • • With 10+ screens the Platform licence drops to €7/screen/month, so the 55" total is €33/month
  • • 36-month Grenke lease, quarterly billing by default (monthly billing +€7/order/month)
  • • At the end of the contract: buy out the display for €50/screen or renew the contract and get a new display
  • Common to both routes:
  • • Power BI, Lounastaja, Sitedrive, SharePoint, Google Drive, Canva, Google Slides, Sinebrychoff ContentHub, YouTube included for every screen
  • • 14-day free software trial with no credit card
  • • Finnish-language interface, support in Finnish, founder Kasper Välimäki reachable

Prices checked on 14.5.2026. ZetaDisplay does not publish its prices, so the estimate shown is based on the general price range of Nordic enterprise digital signage vendors, not on ZetaDisplay's own figures. Check the current price by requesting a quote directly. All prices exclude VAT.

Sources: zetadisplay.fi/meista, zetadisplay.com/about-us, zetadisplay.com/product-and-services/engage-suite, hanoverinvestors.com/portfolio/zeta-display, ZetaDisplay Year-end report 2024 (Globe Newswire)

Features

Point by point

Software architecture

ZetaDisplay

Engage Suite is a cloud CMS made up of four components: the CMS for content management, the Admin Panel for user management and governance, Content Creator for template-based design, and Apps with an integration library of more than 50 apps. European servers are confirmed, but the exact data center location is not published. The LG partnership announced in January 2026 means Engage Suite is preloaded at the factory on LG's SoC-based digital signage displays (UHD and High Brightness models), so no separate media player is needed for these displays.

InfoBox

InfoBox is a cloud platform that runs directly on Android TVs with no separate media player. For older TVs and LG or Samsung consumer TVs, any Android device in the HDMI port will do: your own tablet, Fire TV, a generic Android stick or the €59 InfoBox Basic stick. The cloud CMS runs in Google Cloud's Finland region (europe-north1, Hamina), GDPR compliant without a separate data processing agreement. Continuously updated, with no dependency on third-party platforms.

Setup and service model

ZetaDisplay

ZetaDisplay's model is traditional full service: you request a quote, its team of experts designs the complete solution (strategy, content planning, hardware, installation, training), the hardware is delivered and installed on site, and content is produced on your behalf if needed. Setup usually takes weeks, because the process involves a quote, a contract, hardware purchasing, installation and training. Well suited to a large chain or public procurement that wants to hand the whole digital signage process to one partner.

InfoBox

InfoBox setup is self-service but guided: you sign up online, upload your content, connect a screen with the app and the first screen is running in 15 minutes. Remote or on-site onboarding is included in the software price, but most customers don't need lengthy training, because the Platform is deliberately so simple that you can learn it in a few minutes. On-site installation is available for a small extra fee if you want a turnkey experience without full leasing.

Hardware and leasing model

ZetaDisplay

ZetaDisplay sells and delivers hardware as part of a complete package and does not offer a model where the customer uses their own TV. Its main partner is LG, with a factory-preloaded Engage Suite partnership since 2026. Display sizes 13–98 inches, with LED displays and touch displays available separately. The company also describes its offering with the term Digital Signage as a Service, where hardware, software, content and monitoring come as one service. Concrete leasing terms or a list-priced 36-month monthly price per screen are not published, however; the package is priced per customer based on a quote request.

InfoBox

InfoBox has two clear routes. Route A is cloud software only for your own TVs from €7/screen/month. Route B is turnkey display leasing, where a Hisense or Maxhub professional display (32–100 inches, 4K UHD, 500 nits, designed for 24/7 use), InfoBox software and pre-installation are included in the monthly price from €24/screen/month. The lease runs for 36 months via Grenke, and at the end of the contract the buyout price is €50 per screen, or you can renew with a new display. Package prices by display size are shown online, with no quote request needed for standard use.

Integrations and content sources

ZetaDisplay

ZetaDisplay advertises more than 50 Engage Apps covering social media (Facebook, Instagram), footfall counting, queue management system connections, and social media and business data integration. A concrete list of named integration partners (for example Power BI, Microsoft 365, Salesforce, SAP) is not published online, however; integration needs are reviewed during the sales process. The company mentions headless CMS and API compatibility, so customisation for your own systems is possible on a project basis.

InfoBox

InfoBox includes named, ready-made integrations for every screen: showing Power BI dashboards directly on the screen, importing Canva visuals, importing Google Slides presentations, Microsoft SharePoint, Google Drive, Lounastaja menus in Finnish lunch restaurants, Sitedrive construction site schedules, Sinebrychoff ContentHub and YouTube. Plus any website can be shown via URL on a website slide. The integrations are available right after sign-up, with no separate implementation project.

Finnish market and references

ZetaDisplay

ZetaDisplay has an exceptionally broad public reference base in Finland: Veikkaus (about 7,000 screens at about 2,000 points of sale, in figures published in 2019), Stockmann (video walls in six department stores, a partnership since 2013), Hesburger (digital menu boards), Finavia (Helsinki Airport parking areas), Bilia (a network of Volvo dealers), Metsä Fibre, Laattapiste, Neste, Pretty Boy and K-citymarket Iso Omena. According to Itewiki, about 20,000 screens are installed, and according to the company's own description, thousands of screens at hundreds of sites around Finland. This is a genuine enterprise-buyer signal for a large procurement organisation.

InfoBox

InfoBox is built for Finnish SMEs, not for international chains or public procurement. 400+ Finnish customers in eight industries (restaurants, construction sites, offices, car dealerships, pharmacies, healthcare, municipalities and retail). Public case studies include Ravintola Tampella, KSBR (Keski-Suomen Betonirakenne), Aitokaluste, Oluthuone Kuparitarha, the Sinebrychoff partnership and the Lounastaja partnership. A good fit from a single restaurant's menu screen to a chain of a hundred locations, but it does not compete for procurements on the scale of Veikkaus or Stockmann.

Support, monitoring and contract model

ZetaDisplay

ZetaDisplay offers a 24/7 customer service portal and phone, email, chat and video support. Support languages are not stated explicitly on public pages, but in the context of the Finnish unit presumably Finnish and English. The service model includes proactive system monitoring, meaning they raise an alert before a screen goes dark. Contracts are enterprise-length, usually multi-year, and content production is part of the service package if the customer wants it.

InfoBox

InfoBox's support is in Finnish by email, chat and in the Help Center (help.infoboxi.com), which has articles, guides and an FAQ database. Founder Kasper Välimäki handles the hardest cases himself at kasper@infoboxi.com or by phone at +358 41 364 5354. The contract is annual billing with no long commitments; you can add or remove screens at the end of the year. The leasing package is a 36-month Grenke contract, as is usually the case in ZetaDisplay's projects too, but the price and package contents are transparent online.

Company funding and continuity

ZetaDisplay

ZetaDisplay has been owned by the British Hanover Investors (private equity) since September 2021, when the company was taken private from Nasdaq Stockholm. Group revenue was €54.5M in 2024 (19% growth on the previous year), with about 250 employees, and the company continues its growth strategy through acquisitions: most recently the acquisition of Ubiq in Sweden in November 2025. The private equity background offers financial stability for a large customer that needs an international vendor.

InfoBox

InfoBox is a founder-owned Finnish company, founded in 2024 in Tampere. A small team, with the founder leading and responsible for product development, sales and customer service. This is a genuine advantage for an SME that values quick contact with a decision-maker and little administrative bureaucracy. A large enterprise buyer may see the company's size as a risk; in that case ZetaDisplay is the better fit.

Honest assessment

Where ZetaDisplay is the better choice

ZetaDisplay is Northern Europe's largest digital signage provider, and its customer base speaks for itself. Here are the situations where ZetaDisplay is clearly a better choice than InfoBox.

  • A large chain or public procurement that needs hundreds or thousands of screens. Rollouts on the scale of Veikkaus's ~7,000 screens and Stockmann's six department stores are not InfoBox's sweet spot. ZetaDisplay has the resources, project managers and international organisation for projects like these.
  • A need for full service: hardware, installation, content production and 24/7 monitoring from one vendor. If you want to outsource the whole digital signage process to one partner, especially content production, ZetaDisplay's package covers it. InfoBox does not sell content production as a service.
  • Customers investing in LG display hardware. ZetaDisplay's factory-preloaded LG partnership (from 2026) means that new LG SoC displays need no separate media player at all. Engage Suite is already in place. InfoBox requires an Android TV or a separate Android device.
  • Industry specialisation in retail, gaming and airports. ZetaDisplay has deep expertise in the specific needs of retail, gaming (Veikkaus), airports (Finavia) and QSR chains (Hesburger, Burger King, KFC). It has its own retail advertising network concept and award-winning retail media rollouts.
  • More than 20 years of continuity in Finland through the Marketmedia heritage. A history starting in 2000 gives an enterprise buyer a continuity signal that InfoBox, less than 2 years old, cannot give.
  • Hanover Investors' private equity-backed international growth strategy and financial stability. The company grew 19% in 2024, has made several acquisitions in recent years and operates in eight European countries. A senior procurement manager values this kind of background.
  • The Engage Apps library for footfall counting, queue management integrations and touchscreen rollouts. Special use cases, many of them enterprise-specific, that InfoBox's standard product does not cover.
  • 24/7 monitoring with proactive alerts. ZetaDisplay actively monitors screen status and raises an alert before a screen goes dark. A practical advantage for a large chain with hundreds of screens in different locations.
Choosing

Which one is right for you

Choose ZetaDisplay if

ZetaDisplay is a natural choice when you are a large chain, a public sector organisation or a retail brand and want one partner to handle your entire digital signage setup as a tailored project.

  • You are a large Finnish chain, a public procurement unit or an international brand with hundreds or thousands of screens in several locations
  • You need a full-service rollout where hardware, software, installation, content production and 24/7 monitoring come from one vendor
  • You also want to outsource content production and campaign planning, because your own marketing team is small or focused on other things
  • LG display hardware is your main equipment, and you want to benefit from the factory-preloaded Engage Suite partnership
  • You need retail analytics, footfall counting, touchscreen rollouts or a retail advertising network concept
  • A large purchasing decision requires an enterprise vendor with a stable financial background, international reach and long continuity
  • A long contract term (12–36 months or longer) and a tailored quote are not a problem for you, but rather a sign of comprehensive service
  • You are prepared to wait weeks for the rollout, because you need a setup designed and installed by professionals
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Choose InfoBox if

InfoBox is a natural choice when you are an SME that wants a transparent public price and self-service setup, or a mid-sized organisation that needs a flexible cloud platform without long projects.

  • You are an SME with 1–100 screens and value the price being public online, with no quote request needed
  • You want to get started fast: you sign up online, upload your content and get the first screen running in minutes, not weeks
  • You need integrations without a separate implementation project: YouTube, Power BI, Canva, Google Slides, Sinebrychoff ContentHub, Lounastaja, SharePoint, Google Drive or Sitedrive
  • You already own TVs and want to save money by using them as digital signage with InfoBox software. Android TVs run InfoBox directly, and for other TVs the €59 InfoBox Basic stick is enough
  • You want a turnkey package, but at a transparent price: display leasing with a Hisense or Maxhub professional display from €24/screen/month, on a 36-month Grenke lease
  • You work in one of InfoBox's eight industries: restaurants, construction sites, offices, car dealerships, pharmacies, healthcare, municipalities or retail
  • You don't want to commit to a multi-year contract, but want annual billing and the option to change the number of screens every year
  • You value a Finnish-language interface, support in Finnish and being able to reach the founder directly at kasper@infoboxi.com
Switching

How to switch from ZetaDisplay to InfoBox

ZetaDisplay contracts are usually multi-year enterprise projects, so it is worth planning a move to InfoBox around the end of your contract term. If you already have TVs outside ZetaDisplay or hardware that is due for renewal soon, you can roll out InfoBox on them side by side and move the remaining screens later, once the contract ends.

  1. 1Check the end date and notice terms of your current ZetaDisplay contract. Enterprise contracts usually run for 12–36 months or longer, so plan the move around the end of the contract term.
  2. 2Sign up for the 14-day free trial at infoboxi.com, no credit card needed. You get immediate access to the Platform dashboard and can upload content to test on one or more screens.
  3. 3Choose your InfoBox route. Route A, you use your own TVs: Android TVs run InfoBox directly, and for other TVs any Android device in the HDMI port will do (your own tablet, Fire TV, a generic Android stick or the €59 InfoBox Basic stick). Route B, you order turnkey display leasing: a pre-installed Hisense or Maxhub professional display from €24/screen/month, on a 36-month Grenke lease. ZetaDisplay's LG SoC displays stay under your ZetaDisplay contract until it ends, but existing Android TVs and touch displays, for example, can move to InfoBox once the contract term is over.
  4. 4Export your most important content from ZetaDisplay's Engage Suite to your own computer: images, videos and PDFs. Engage Suite is browser-based, so you can export directly with your own credentials, with no special tool.
  5. 5Upload your content to InfoBox and switch on 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 Engage Suite rollout, because the integrations are included in the price and need no separate implementation project.
  6. 6Run both side by side: keep your ZetaDisplay contracts active on your existing screens and roll out InfoBox on new or existing Android TVs. Compare usability and total cost for a few months before making a final decision.
  7. 7Once your ZetaDisplay contracts end, move the remaining screens to InfoBox. Outsourced content production needs to be solved separately, as InfoBox does not sell content production, but you can continue it with your own marketing team or choose a separate advertising agency.
Customers

Customers who chose InfoBox

Ravintola Tampella

A Tampere restaurant switched its screens to scheduled advertising and menu communications. The rollout worked on its own TVs, with no separate installation service or lengthy training.

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KSBR (Keski-Suomen Betonirakenne)

InfoBox Basic devices in construction site break rooms for safety bulletins and site communications. An example from an industry that is not a main market segment for ZetaDisplay.

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Aitokaluste

A furniture store rolled out InfoBox in two shops. Campaigns and offers update centrally, with no technical background needed from shop staff.

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Oluthuone Kuparitarha

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

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Frequently asked questions

Is ZetaDisplay cheaper than InfoBox?+

ZetaDisplay does not publish its prices, so a direct comparison requires an estimate. In Nordic enterprise digital signage deliveries, software alone is usually €20–60/screen/month, and a full-service package with hardware, installation and content production €80–200/screen/month. InfoBox's public price is €9/screen/month (1–9 screens) or €7/screen/month (10+ screens). InfoBox also offers turnkey display leasing from €24/screen/month (Hisense or Maxhub display + software + pre-installation, 36 months via Grenke). For an SME, InfoBox is clearly more affordable, but ZetaDisplay's model is built for a large chain that buys a complete solution, not just software.

Why doesn't ZetaDisplay show prices online?+

This is common for enterprise-focused vendors: the price depends on the number of screens, hardware, installation, content production and the scope of the service contract. The quote is tailored to each customer. In practice, this means it is hard for a small business to compare options quickly, because the real price only becomes clear after the sales process. InfoBox works the opposite way: the price is public online, you can start with one screen and try it free for 14 days with no credit card.

Does ZetaDisplay also work for SMEs?+

Technically, yes: Engage Suite scales from one screen to thousands. In practice, ZetaDisplay's business focuses on large chains and public procurement, and its sales model (quote request, consulting, full service) is built for those customers. For the needs of a single restaurant, a small office or a 5-screen shop, ZetaDisplay's package may be oversized. InfoBox is designed for exactly this size: 1–100 screens, a public price and self-service setup.

What is the difference between Engage Suite and InfoBox Platform?+

Engage Suite is made up of four components (CMS, Admin Panel, Content Creator, Apps) and an integration library of more than 50 apps. ZetaDisplay has a factory-preloaded LG partnership in which Engage Suite comes ready on LG's SoC displays. InfoBox Platform is simpler and more focused: a cloud platform that runs directly on Android TVs or any Android device. Every key integration (Power BI, Lounastaja, Sitedrive, SharePoint, Google Drive, Canva, Google Slides, Sinebrychoff ContentHub, YouTube) is included for every screen, with no separate Apps installation or sales visit needed to activate an integration.

Can ZetaDisplay's software run on my own TV?+

Engage Suite is designed for the SoC displays of its main partner LG (factory-preloaded from 2026) and for external media players in more demanding applications. ZetaDisplay sells hardware as part of a complete package and does not publicly advertise a bring-your-own Android TV model. InfoBox works the other way around: Android TVs (Sony, Philips, TCL, Vestel, Maxhub, Hisense and other Android TV brands) run InfoBox directly with no extra device. For LG and Samsung consumer TVs or older TVs, any Android device in the HDMI port will do, for example the €59 InfoBox Basic stick.

Does ZetaDisplay have a turnkey leasing option?+

ZetaDisplay describes its offering with the term Digital Signage as a Service, which includes hardware, software, content and monitoring as one service. Concrete leasing terms or a list-priced 36-month monthly price per screen are not published, however; the package is priced per customer based on a quote request. InfoBox offers transparent display leasing: a Hisense or Maxhub professional display (32–100 inches), InfoBox software and pre-installation from €24/screen/month, on a 36-month Grenke lease, with a buyout price of €50 per screen at the end of the contract. See the packages at /leasing.

Where is ZetaDisplay's data stored?+

ZetaDisplay confirms that Engage Suite uses European servers and is GDPR compliant, but the exact data center location (for example the AWS region or a specific data center) is not published. If data location is a critical requirement in your procurement process, confirm it with ZetaDisplay separately. InfoBox's data is stored in Google Cloud's Finland region (europe-north1, Hamina), which is publicly stated and GDPR compliant without a separate data processing agreement.

Can I switch from ZetaDisplay to InfoBox?+

You can start InfoBox's 14-day free trial at any point, even while your ZetaDisplay contract is active. Ending an enterprise contract mid-term is usually restricted by multi-year terms, so in practice it is worth planning the move around the end of the contract term. You can roll out InfoBox side by side on new screens or existing Android TVs before moving the remaining hardware once the contract ends. Content (images, videos, PDFs) is easy to export from Engage Suite to your own computer and upload to InfoBox.

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No credit card, no long contract. Use your own Android device or order an InfoBox Basic stick (€59).

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