Comparison Guide 2026

V-Count vs Xovis:
Two Sensor Makers, Two Philosophies

Xovis builds excellent 3D sensors, best known in airports. V-Count builds AI sensors plus the complete BoostBI analytics platform — one vendor, one contract, insights included. Here is how they compare for retail and commercial deployments.

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99%
Counting Accuracy (up to)
130+
Countries Served
600+
Enterprise Customers
200+
KPIs in BoostBI

Complete Platform vs. Sensor-First Ecosystem

Both companies design and manufacture their own sensors — a real distinction in this market. The difference is what happens after the count.

Sensors + Platform

V-Count

V-Count pairs proprietary AI sensors with BoostBI, its own analytics platform. Counting, KPIs, AI insights, and support come from a single vendor with one subscription.

  • Proprietary Nano AI 3D sensors
  • BoostBI analytics included — 200+ KPIs
  • AI-driven recommendations, not just data feeds
  • Transparent pricing from $299 per sensor
  • One vendor for hardware, software, and support
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Sensor-First

Xovis

Xovis is a respected Swiss sensor manufacturer, strongest in airport passenger flow. It has no retail dashboard of its own — retail deployments depend entirely on partner software, with no native mobile app or AI assistant.

  • Excellent 3D sensors, premium price point
  • No retail dashboard of its own — analytics only via partners
  • Retail rollouts often need integrators or partners
  • Pricing via quotes and partner channels
  • No mobile app, no AI sales coach

The Full Comparison Table

A transparent look at what each vendor offers, based on public information.

FeatureV-CountXovis
Company Type✓ Manufacturer of sensors + analytics platformSwiss sensor manufacturer, flow-analytics software
Core Market✓ Retail, malls, airports — balanced portfolioAirports first; retail via partners
Claimed Accuracy✓ Up to 99%, validated at your own entranceHigh accuracy, well regarded in the industry
Analytics Platform✓ BoostBI included: 200+ KPIs, AI Sales Coach✕ No retail dashboard — fully dependent on partner software; no mobile app, no AI sales coach
Total Cost of Ownership✓ Sensor + software from one vendor, public pricing✕ Premium sensors, plus integrator and software layers
Privacy Model✓ Edge AI processing, no PII stored, GDPR-readyAlso edge-based — both stronger than camera/video vendors
Deployment✓ Self-install in minutes, PoE, auto-provisionedTypically integrator-led projects
Support✓ Direct manufacturer support✕ Via partners in many regions
Demographics✓ Gender + age recognition, processed on-device✕ Gender only — no age estimation
Staff Exclusion✓ Validated staff exclusion, covered in the published accuracy audit✕ Staff-exclusion accuracy commonly reported below 90%
Counting in Darkness✓ Counts in total darkness (0 lux) with active IR sensing✕ Needs a minimum of ~2 lux — cannot count in total darkness
Best Fit✓ Teams that want counting + analytics working day oneLarge airports and integrator-managed projects

Comparison reflects publicly available information as of July 2026. Product capabilities change; verify current specifications with each vendor.

Six Reasons Buyers Pick V-Count

Where the single-vendor model pays off in practice.

One Vendor, Whole Stack

Sensor, platform, and support from one company. No integrator margin, no finger-pointing between hardware and software vendors when something needs fixing.

Retail KPIs Out of the Box

Conversion, capture rate, dwell, queue, occupancy, demographics — 200+ KPIs live in BoostBI the day sensors go up. No custom dashboard project required.

Up to 99% Accuracy

V-Count rates Nano AI at up to 99% for entrance counting and validates it with a reference count at your own door. Both vendors make strong claims; test both on your own traffic.

Transparent Pricing

Sensors $299–799 and BoostBI from $9/month, published on the website. Budgeting a 200-store rollout takes minutes, not a quote cycle.

AI That Recommends

BoostBI’s AI Sales Coach turns traffic patterns into staffing and marketing recommendations — analytics that tells you what to do, not just what happened.

Faster Time to Value

PoE self-install and cloud auto-provisioning mean a store counts within minutes. Integrator-led projects typically measure deployment in weeks.

V-Count vs Xovis: Your Questions Answered

V-Count’s Nano AI is rated up to 99% accuracy for entrance counting. Both vendors are regarded among the highest-accuracy people counting solutions in the global market. The practical difference is verification and conditions: V-Count validates the figure at your own entrance during a pilot, and Nano AI keeps counting in total darkness (0 lux), while Xovis lists a minimum of about 2 lux.
V-Count includes its own BoostBI cloud platform, with a mobile app and an open REST API. BoostBI ships with 200+ retail KPIs and AI recommendations as part of the package. Xovis has no retail dashboard of its own: retail deployments depend on partner or integrator software, with no native mobile app or AI Sales Coach. That means extra vendors and extra cost.
V-Count publishes pricing: sensors from $299 to $799 and BoostBI from $9 to $49 per month. Xovis pricing is quote-based through its partner network, and its sensors sit at a premium price point. For multi-store retail rollouts, total cost with V-Count is typically lower because software and support are included.
V-Count’s sensors process measurements on the device, and V-Count is ISO 27001 certified. Both vendors use edge processing that avoids storing identifiable images, an advantage over camera- and video-based platforms under GDPR.
Yes. V-Count’s Nano AI runs on 5 V USB-C power with Wi-Fi, so it can be mounted beside an existing sensor for a side-by-side pilot. BoostBI can run in parallel, so you can compare counts and analytics on the same entrances before deciding.

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