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Fully Kiosk Browser vs SiteKiosk

SiteKiosk

6.9#2 in self-service kiosk softwareFrom $239 a year
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FactFully Kiosk BrowserSiteKiosk
HeadquartersDormagen, GermanyMiami, USA
IntegrationsThe product lists REST API, JavaScript interface and MQTT integration, plus barcode, QR, NFC, camera, Bluetooth and sensor support.The maker lists Microsoft Entra ID sign-in, LDAP and Active Directory support, third-party web app SSO, and interfaces for external sensors and devices.
Remote managementRemote Admin supports viewing device information, managing settings and files, and accessing screenshots and a REST interface.SiteKiosk Online offers real-time device monitoring, remote access using built-in Ultra VNC, analytics and reporting.
SecurityThe maker says the app can restrict access to other apps and Android settings, and that no device rooting is required.Listed security capabilities include a hardened browser, session data clearing, emergency mode, and controls over apps, programs and websites.
SupportThe maker invites users to email [email protected] with questions, ideas, requests or feedback.The company says it provides ongoing support and training as needed after implementation; Online Cloud includes free support and regular updates.

Fully Kiosk Browser plans

  • Fully Cloud Subscription—
  • Fully PLUS License—

SiteKiosk plans

  • Annual Maintenance Renewal (SK Classic for Windows)$100 a year
  • SiteKiosk Online Cloud - Annual Plan$239 a year
  • SiteKiosk Classic for Windows$240 a year
  • SiteKiosk Online On-Premise ServerPriced on request

Pick Fully Kiosk Browser if…

Fully Kiosk Browser suits people setting up Android devices for restricted browsing, app access or digital signage. Remote management features may also fit deployments that need device configuration and monitoring.

Pick SiteKiosk if…

SiteKiosk may suit organizations operating public self-service kiosks or employee terminals, especially those needing centralized device oversight and managed interactive content. Its maker describes SiteKiosk Online as intended for enterprise-level applications.

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