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Rise Vision: cost, fit and limits
Rise Vision is a digital signage platform made by Rise Vision, Inc. that runs templates, calendars and alerts on any hardware, with Basic, Advanced and Enterprise plans written largely for schools and an AI presentation tool.
What to know first
Rise Vision charges $11 per display per month on Basic with monthly billing, $138 per display per year on Advanced and $164 per display per year on Enterprise, or $1,399 per school per year for unlimited displays. Basic runs on any hardware and OS with 750+ templates. Advanced adds CAP-based emergency alerts and calendar integrations, while Enterprise adds teacher roles, approvals and SAML SSO.
Rise Vision at a glance
| Maker | Rise Vision, Inc., Not stated on the vendor pages |
|---|---|
| Free plan | Free trial only |
| Entry price | $11 per display per month (Basic, monthly billing) |
| API access | No |
| Category | Best AI Digital Signage Software in 2026, rank 7 of 11 |
| Website | risevision.com |
Who Rise Vision is best for
School districts
Enterprise adds a teacher user role, classroom alerts, district-wide scheduling overrides and a flat per-school price, which matches how schools run many displays.
Sites needing emergency alerts
Advanced lists CAP-based emergency alerts, so displays can show a Common Alerting Protocol warning alongside normal content, for example a lockdown or weather notice.
Teams wanting AI-built slides
The site presents an AI Presentation Design and Editing Tool that creates presentations from a prompt, with 50 credits a month in base plans.
Rise Vision plans and pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | $11 per display per month (monthly billing) | Any hardware and OS, 750+ templates, unlimited content storage and users, scheduling, offline playback and a 1-business-hour support response SLA. |
| Advanced | $138 per display per year (annual only) | Everything in Basic plus CAP-based emergency alerts, Google and Microsoft calendar and file integrations, Meta integration, a stock image and video library and offline email alerts. |
| Enterprise | $164 per display per year, or $1,399 per school per year for unlimited displays | Everything in Advanced plus teacher role, classroom alerts, district-wide scheduling overrides, screen sharing, content approval workflow and SAML SSO. |
Checked November 2026.
What Rise Vision does
- Hardware independence
- Basic runs on any hardware and OS, so a district can reuse existing players and displays. Hardware sold by Rise Vision is priced by contact and sold separately.
- Emergency alerts
- Advanced lists CAP-based emergency alerts, which pushes a standards-based warning to displays, a feature that matters for schools and public buildings more than for shops.
- Calendar and file sources
- Advanced lists Google and Microsoft calendar and file integrations and a Meta integration for Facebook and Instagram content, so staff can reuse material they already maintain.
- Approval and sharing controls
- Enterprise lists a content approval workflow, screen sharing and district-wide scheduling overrides, which let a central office control what appears on every campus display, and teachers upload under supervision.
- AI presentation tool
- The page lists an AI Presentation Design and Editing Tool, under Powered by AI and Rise Vision AI, that creates presentations from a prompt, with 50 credits a month included in base plans and more sold separately.
How Rise Vision handles your data
The Rise Vision privacy policy sits on a help center page that returned a 403 when opened for this review, so the vendor's policy was not checked for AI training on customer content, retention, hosting regions or certifications. The pricing pages state that base plans include 50 AI credits per month and that additional credits cost $300 per 600 credits per year, but they say nothing about how prompts or presentations are processed. Ask Rise Vision for its privacy policy and data terms before uploading student or staff content.
Where Rise Vision falls short in practice
- Annual-only upper tiers. Advanced and Enterprise are billed annually only, so a school cannot test them month to month, and the monthly $11 price applies to Basic alone.
- AI credits are metered. Base plans include 50 AI credits per month and extra credits are sold at $300 per 600 credits per year, so heavy AI use adds cost.
- Education framing. The plan pages are written for schools, with teacher roles and classroom alerts, so business buyers need to read past the wording to find the features that apply to them.
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Rise Vision: common questions
How much does Rise Vision cost?
As of November 2026, Basic is $11 per display per month on monthly billing, Advanced is $138 per display per year and Enterprise is $164 per display per year or $1,399 per school per year for unlimited displays. Hardware is priced separately.
Does Rise Vision work with my own hardware?
Basic is listed as working with any hardware and OS. Rise Vision also sells hardware separately and prices it by contact, so you can bring your own players or buy from the vendor. Check the pricing page for the supported device types.
Which Rise Vision plan has emergency alerts?
Advanced, at $138 per display per year, lists CAP-based emergency alerts and offline email alerts. Enterprise includes everything in Advanced and adds classroom alerts and district-wide scheduling overrides. Basic does not list alert features, so schools needing them must buy annual plans.
How do Rise Vision AI credits work?
Base plans include 50 AI credits per month for the AI Presentation Design and Editing Tool, which creates presentations from a prompt. Additional credits are sold at $300 per 600 credits per year. The pages opened do not say how many credits one presentation uses.
Is Rise Vision only for schools?
No, but the Enterprise tier and its price per school are written for education, with teacher roles and classroom alerts. Basic and Advanced are generic display plans. A business can use them, though the wording and some features assume classrooms.