Maybe a lobby kiosk, maybe a single exhibit. The pricing looks fine.
Then the project grows—a second editor joins the team, someone wants to preview it on their laptop instead of installing a dedicated app, the exhibit gets embedded on the website too. With Intuiface, each of those is its own line item: a Composer license for every person who edits (roughly $718/year each), a Player license for every device running it, and a separate Views license if it's on the web. Even a single-screen deployment runs about $1,139/year. None of that is hidden—it's just how the model is built. But it means the bill grows every time your team or your footprint does.
Zibit was built around the opposite assumption: growth shouldn't mean untangling a new license every time. A single-screen deployment is $960/year—already less than Intuiface's—before you even factor in that every collaborator and every web view is included, not billed separately.
A single-screen deployment is $960/year with Zibit versus roughly $1,139/year with Intuiface—and that's before Intuiface's per-editor and per-view charges stack on top.
Intuiface charges roughly $718/year for each additional Composer (editor) license. Zibit includes unlimited content editors on every plan—collaborate, preview, and manage together at no extra cost, working right in your browser with no dedicated app to install.
Intuiface reserves automated deployment for its top Enterprise tier. Zibit includes hands-free automated deployment on every plan, from Basic up.
A single-screen deployment is $960/year with Zibit versus roughly $1,139/year with Intuiface—and that's before Intuiface's per-editor and per-view charges stack on top.
Intuiface requires a separate Views license for web deployment. Web installs are included with Zibit.
| Feature | Zibit | Intuiface |
|---|---|---|
| Single-screen deployment (annual) | $960/year | ~$1,139/year |
| Additional editor/collaborator | Included, unlimited | ~$718/year per additional Composer license |
| Web viewing/embedding | Included | Requires a separate Views license |
| Automated hands-free deployment | Included on every plan | Enterprise tier only |
| Editor access | Browser-based, no app install | Composer app install required |
| Multi-screen updates | Push updates to every screen from one dashboard | Player is licensed per device |
| Devices supported | Windows, Linux, Mac, iOS, Android, BrightSign, Raspberry Pi, tvOS, Amazon sticks; web embeds | Windows, Android, BrightSign OS, iPadOS, Tizen, Chrome OS, Raspberry Pi OS |
| AI tools | Built-in AI voiceover generation | Not a standard platform feature |
| Free trial | 14 days, full editor access | Free trial available |
Yes. For a single screen, Zibit runs $960/year versus roughly $1,139/year for Intuiface. The gap grows from there: Intuiface charges around $718/year for each additional editor and a separate fee to view your project on the web, while Zibit includes unlimited editors and web viewing on every plan.
See full pricingBoth are no-code platforms for building interactive digital experiences. The core difference is pricing structure and access: Zibit bundles unlimited users and real-time multi-screen sync into one flat price per installation. Intuiface uses separate license types for the editor (Composer), the device running it (Player), web deployment (Views), and analytics.
Yes. Schedule a demo and we'll walk through migrating your existing content and exhibits to Zibit.
Schedule a demoZibit runs on Windows, Linux, Mac, iOS, Android, BrightSign, Raspberry Pi, tvOS, and Amazon sticks, plus web embeds. Intuiface covers a similar range with some differences (Samsung Tizen, Chrome OS). Check our features page for full device details.
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