Sign In App vs Vizito

A building with several entrances and a small office that wants to be running by lunch need different things from a visitor log. Sign In App charges per site per year in pounds, with unlimited devices, employees and sign-ins on every plan. Vizito charges per location per month in euros, with visit caps on the two cheaper tiers, and describes itself as EU-made and EU-hosted. Sign In App is listed in the United Kingdom, Vizito in Belgium. Both offer a trial and no free plan, and both state their prices openly.

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Sign In App and Vizito side by side

Sign In AppVizito
Our visitor management rank#1 of 15#2 of 15
Established inUnited KingdomBelgium
List price, 9 November 2026£415 Core, £835 Enhanced, £1,255 Pro per site per year; Executive quotedFrom €29.95 a month on annual billing, then €59.95 and €99.95; 14-day trial on every plan
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Built forMulti-reception organisations wanting one predictable licence covering every building entranceEuropean SMEs wanting sign-in running today with data kept in Europe
Not forRegulated plants needing ID scanning and permit controlMultinationals standardising one visitor policy across many countries

Both are reviewed in full in our visitor management ranking: Sign In App and Vizito.

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Where they differ

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    Pounds per site against euros per location

    Sign In App lists Core at £415, Enhanced at £835 and Pro at £1,255 per site per year, with an Executive tier on request, though its page shows the Pro price ambiguously. Vizito's home page lists Standard at €29.95, Pro at €59.95 and Enterprise at €99.95 per month billed annually. Over a year, Vizito Standard works out near €359 by simple arithmetic, so the cheapest tier costs less. Vizito's pricing page returned an error, so its figures come from the home page text.

    Edge: Vizito

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    Where data lives and what is certified

    Vizito calls itself made and hosted in the EU, holds ISO 27001, is GDPR compliant and NIS2 ready, with all data hosted in Europe. Neither a hosting model nor a country of establishment is stated for Sign In App, and links only to a trust center, which we did not read. Its footer says Sign In App Ltd is part of Sign In Solutions Inc. or its affiliates. For a European buyer asking where records sit, Vizito answers more directly.

    Edge: Vizito

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    The cap on visits

    Sign In App states unlimited employees, portal users, monthly sign-ins, companion app users and iPads on all plans, so a busy reception never pushes up the bill, although premium limits on desks, appointments and attendance staff do apply. Vizito's cheaper tiers carry caps of 100 and 300 visits a month per location, and only its top tier is unlimited. For a site with steady traffic those caps may force an upgrade. For a quiet office they may never matter.

    Edge: Sign In App

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    Tiers that unlock ID scanning and attendance

    At Sign In App, Core covers visitor management, a companion app, and safety and evacuations. Enhanced adds pre-visit registration, ID scanning, spaces, and time and attendance, and Pro adds SSO, SCIM, an account manager and telephone support. Spaces, Scheduling, Time & Attendance and Central Record are priced add-ons. Vizito's home page lists badge printing, host alerts and a digital logbook with an audit trail, and mentions no ID scanning.

    Edge: Sign In App

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    Languages, consent and host alerts

    Vizito brands its sign-in screen with your logo and colours and shows it in Danish, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese and Swedish. It also lists built-in consent collection, retention policies and deletion on request, and notifies hosts by email, SMS, Teams or Slack. Sign In App's pricing page names email and chat support and an SMS allowance that is limited on Core and Enhanced and unlimited on Pro, but no language list.

    Edge: Vizito

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    Trials, renewals and who owns the vendor

    Sign In App gives 15 days free, no card needed, then renews automatically on the stored payment card, emailing 90 and 75 days beforehand. Vizito gives every plan 14 days with no card, and its footer reads Vizito BV with no owner named. Sign In App sits inside Sign In Solutions, a group our data describes as PSG-backed, which may matter if independence from a larger group is a requirement.

    Depends on the buyer

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When neither fits

If you need strict permit control or deep identity integrations, both may feel thin. Envoy and Proxyclick are larger visitor platforms in our category.

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Sign In App or Vizito: questions

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Does a second reception desk cost extra at Sign In App?

Devices are unlimited on every plan, so extra iPads cost nothing. What counts is the site, and each location with a different postcode or zip code needs its own subscription. A second entrance in the same building does not add a fee.

Can Vizito handle a busy site on its middle tier?

Per our data, Standard and Pro are capped at 100 and 300 visits a month per location. Only Enterprise is unlimited. A site with steady daily traffic should check the cap against its real volume.

Is either one a free tool?

No, neither lists a permanent free plan. Sign In App gives a 15-day trial and Vizito a 14-day trial, each without a credit card. After that you move to a paid tier.

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Sources

Checked 9 November 2026
  • Sign In App pricing page: yearly per-site rates in pounds, unlimited devices and sign-ins, tier features, add-ons, the 15-day trial and renewal emails.
  • Vizito home page: monthly euro tiers, the 14-day trial, EU hosting, ISO 27001, eight interface languages and consent tools.
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