FreeKiosk
7.1#2 in android kiosk softwareFrom €0.80 a monthFree planAndroidWebAPI
VisitFreeKiosk vs KioskGrid
What both publish
| Fact | FreeKiosk | KioskGrid |
|---|---|---|
| Intended users | The maker describes FreeKiosk Cloud as built for teams managing dozens or hundreds of kiosks across multiple locations. | 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. |
| Lockdown | Device Owner mode can hide system controls and prevent users from exiting the kiosk. | Controls include display and power settings, Wi-Fi restrictions, USB debugging management, camera restrictions, and tamper-resistance policies where Android supports them. |
| Purpose | FreeKiosk turns Android tablets into fullscreen kiosks for websites, web apps, or external Android apps. | KioskGrid turns managed Android tablets into locked-down kiosks that can be managed remotely from a browser console. |
| Support | Product support is available at [email protected], and the documentation directs users to the FAQ or GitHub Issues for help. | Support is available by email at [email protected] for issues and feature suggestions. |
FreeKiosk plans
- FreeKiosk Android appFree
- FreeKiosk Cloud — first deviceFree
- FreeKiosk Cloud — 100–499 devices€0.80 a month
- FreeKiosk Cloud — 1–99 devices€1 a month
- FreeKiosk Cloud — 500+ devicesPriced on request
KioskGrid plans
- Monthly€7 a month
- Annual€70 a year
Pick FreeKiosk if…
FreeKiosk suits people turning Android tablets into locked-down website, app, or signage kiosks. It also fits teams managing many devices across locations, especially when Home Assistant automation or cloud monitoring is useful.
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.