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A self-serve alternative to Signagelive

Signagelive was acquired by Navori Labs in 2025, and its own marketing site shut down in May 2026, redirecting entirely to Navori. If you're being moved to a platform you didn't choose, CloudyFy TV is a self-serve option with a price on the page and a trial you can start yourself.

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Every Signagelive price and capability on this page was checked against their own published pages on 29 October 2026. Vendors change both without notice, so verify before you decide. We use the product name as text and publish no rating for anyone's product, including our own.

When Signagelive might fit

Navori fits some large enterprises. Here is how CloudyFy TV answers.

  • Named large-venue references and audited security

    Navori has been in signage since 1998, states SOC 2 Type I and Type II, and names deployments including Istanbul Airport and West Edmonton Mall.

    Source: navori.com and navori.com/customers, checked 29 October 2026

    With CloudyFy TV: CloudyFy TV draws on 11 years of running signage for real businesses, with 25+ client companies and 1K+ screens today. CloudyFy TV is SOC 2 Type II compliant. CloudyFy TV is built and run by Silicon IT Hub Pvt. Ltd., which is ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 certified.

If a named airport-scale reference list is the requirement, talk to Navori. If you want a visible price, an account you can start without a sales call, and the same certifications, start a CloudyFy TV trial.

Why do people look for a Signagelive alternative?

For most people asking this, it isn't a missing feature, it's that the company changed

Navori Labs acquired Signagelive in August 2025, and on 13 May 2026 signagelive.com stopped operating as its own site and now redirects entirely to a page on navori.com whose main content is a continuity message that "your product, platform, and workflows remain unchanged" (navori.com/signagelive/, checked 2026-10-29). The same page promotes Navori's newer Qompose platform to Signagelive customers. There's also no self-serve way to start with Navori today: the "Get Started" link on its own site routes to a contact form, and the promised "30-day free trial" comes bundled with "direct access to our sales team" and a stated 24-business-hour response window. The pricing page shows no number either way: Cloud Essential renders as a literal period character in the served HTML, with no dollar figure for any tier, regardless of which of the five currencies you select.

How CloudyFy TV differs, honestly

CloudyFy TV is a self-serve account you can start today, with three published plans and a real number on the pricing page, no sales call required to see it. Signup runs on your own schedule: create the account, verify your email, and the 7-day trial starts.

Signagelive (Navori) vs CloudyFy TV, at a glance

CloudyFy TV Starter is ₹550 or $7$7 or ₹550 per device a month and pairs up to 25 devices, so 25 screens are ₹13,750 or $175$175 or ₹13,750 a month, printed on the pricing page. Indian prices are shown before GST, which is added at checkout. Navori publishes no number for any Signagelive tier, not even a range, and signup only opens through a contact form. For the full cost and feature table, plus when Navori's enterprise case studies might fit, see the full CloudyFy TV vs Signagelive comparison.

Signagelive, now Navori, and CloudyFy TV feature by feature

Navori is an enterprise platform sold through a sales team, and CloudyFy TV is a self-serve subscription. These are the rows where that difference actually shows up.

The buying process, not just the feature list, is what changed for Signagelive customers.

  • CloudyFy TV

    Who you are buying from
    CloudyFy TV, on cloudyfy.tv.
    How an account starts
    Sign up, verify your email, and the 7-day trial begins.
    Price a reader can actually see
    ₹550 or $7$7 or ₹550, ₹1,000 or $12$12 or ₹1,000 and ₹1,500 or $20$20 or ₹1,500 per device a month, printed in the page itself.
    Currency
    US dollars and Indian rupees, both printed beside the plan.
    Trial terms
    7 days on the plan you choose, with no call in front of it.
    Hosting
    Fully hosted. No server, database, backups or upgrades to run on your side.
    Player hardware
    Runs on the TVs and players you already own, from Android TV and Fire TV to Samsung Tizen, LG webOS and a browser. Nothing proprietary to buy, and the team helps set them up and can source tested players for you when needed.
    Audience measurement
    Proof of play by layout and device with CSV export, and no cameras pointed at your audience.
    Business data connectors
    6 shipped feeds: RSS, Atom, web page, YouTube, Google Slides and weather.
    Customers
    25+ client companies running 1K+ screens.
  • Signagelive (Navori)

Navori pricing, hardware and case-study details read from navori.com/pricing, navori.com/customers and navori.com/signagelive/, checked 2026-10-29. The CloudyFy TV column is read from cloudyfy.tv/pricing. Navori publishes no figure for any tier, so a written quote is the only real number to compare against.

How do I migrate from Signagelive to CloudyFy TV?

There's no automatic import from Signagelive or Navori, so it's a manual, three-part move.

  1. Ask for an export of your media library

    Ask your current account admin, or Signagelive support at support.signagelive.com, now run by Navori, for an export of your media library, then upload it into CloudyFy TV's Media Library, which deduplicates by checksum so re-uploads don't waste storage.
  2. Recreate your layouts

    In CloudyFy TV's builder, using the 93-template catalogue as a starting point rather than recreating each screen design from nothing.
  3. Re-pair every physical screen

    Remove the existing player, install CloudyFy TV's player for that device's platform, and pair it with a fresh code from the Devices screen before you retire the old account.

Switching from Signagelive in a week

The slow part here is not technical, it is waiting on somebody else for your own files. Start the export request first and build while it lands.

  1. Day 1: request the export in writing

    Sales now route through Navori, while the Signagelive help centre and ticket portal remain, so the request goes there or to whoever holds the account admin login. Ask for the original media files rather than transcoded copies, and ask for the renewal date in the same message, because a quote-based contract is the thing that really sets your deadline.
  2. Days 2 and 3: recreate layouts while you wait

    You do not need the export to start. Photograph each live screen, pick the nearest of the 93 CloudyFy TV templates, and build the structure now, then drop the real assets in when they arrive. Storage is not the constraint: 5 GB on Starter, 10 GB on Standard, 25 GB on Pro, pooled across your screens.
  3. Day 4: pair one site, not the estate

    Pick the smallest location. Install the CloudyFy TV player on each display, the APK for Android TV and Fire TV, the .wgt for Tizen, the .ipk for webOS, then pair it with a code from the Devices screen. Leave the existing player installed but idle until that site has proven itself.
  4. Day 5: schedule and publish that one site

    Recreate the site's recurring windows on its CloudyFy TV device group, set the default content for the hours no rule covers, then publish and read the readiness matrix before anyone travels to look at a screen in person.
  5. Days 6 and 7: verify, then repeat per site

    Read the proof-of-play report for the pilot site and confirm each screen logged what the schedule promised. Once one site is clean the rest is repetition, so roll the remaining locations on your own timetable and keep the Navori account open until the final screen has moved.

What you get on every CloudyFy TV plan

1,000+Screens in the field today
25+Companies using CloudyFy TV
6Player platforms
7 daysFree trial

FAQs

See the full head-to-head with Signagelive

Cost table, feature table, and the migration steps in detail.