Esper
7.2#1 in android kiosk softwareFrom $2 a monthAndroidiOSWebAPI
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What both publish
| Fact | Esper | KioskGrid |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Bellevue, Washington, United States | Bratislava, Slovakia |
| Intended users | Esper says its plans address small businesses, organizations with critical hardware needs, enterprises with complex fleets, and dedicated-device use cases. | KioskGrid is built for company-owned Android devices and lists reception check-in, digital signage, self-service, internal dashboards, training, and branch or field tablets as use cases. |
| Plan limits | Esper says contracts for all plans have a 25-device minimum, and standard device management data retention is at least 90 days. | Paid subscriptions support 1 to 30 managed devices, with pricing based on device count rather than feature tier. |
| Provisioning | Esper says its agent can ship in the device image so a device enrolls and configures itself at first boot, typically in under five minutes. | New or factory-reset Android devices can be activated by scanning a provisioning QR code and then approving the device in the console. |
| Support | Esper offers support and services tiers with varying training, consultation, and technical support, and trial users can access documentation, getting-started resources, and new-user webinars. | Support is available by email at [email protected] for issues and feature suggestions. |
Esper plans
- Genesis$2 a month
- Bridge$4 a month
- Architect$6 a month
- EnterprisePriced on request
KioskGrid plans
- Monthly€7 a month
- Annual€70 a year
Pick Esper if…
Esper may suit organizations managing dedicated or company-owned device fleets, from small businesses to enterprises with complex hardware needs. Its listed use cases include kiosks, point-of-sale systems, scanners, and signage.
Pick KioskGrid if…
KioskGrid suits organizations managing company-owned Android tablets for check-in, signage, self-service, dashboards, training, or field use. It is designed for administrators who need browser-based remote control.