Kiosk Browser
7.2#2 in kiosk browsersFrom $1.60 a monthAndroidWebAPI
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KioskFrame
6.5#9 in kiosk browsersFrom $49.99 a yearFree planiOS
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| Fact | Kiosk Browser | KioskFrame |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Kiosk Browser locks an Android device to a website or web app in full screen, while Kiosk Launcher locks it to selected Android apps. | KioskFrame turns an iPhone or iPad into a fullscreen kiosk display for websites, images, PDFs, and photo galleries. |
| Security controls | The security page states TLS in transit, encrypted databases and backups, Auth0 protections, rate limiting, restricted employee access and two-factor authentication. | The feature comparison lists JavaScript allow or deny and a navigation hostname whitelist in both Free and Pro, with read-only mode in Pro. |
Kiosk Browser plans
- Remote Management$1.60 a month
- Single Device Licence$10.60, paid once
- Single Device Licence (Kiosk Browser or Kiosk Launcher)$10.60, paid once
KioskFrame plans
- FreeFree
- Monthly$4.99 a month
- Yearly$49.99 a year
- Lifetime$99.99, paid once
Pick Kiosk Browser if…
Kiosk Browser suits organizations setting up Android devices as web kiosks, signage, or ordering stations. Kiosk Launcher is for deployments that should expose selected Android apps instead.
Pick KioskFrame if…
KioskFrame suits operators setting up menus, reception displays, museum exhibits, or trade show screens on iPhones or iPads. It is for deployments where devices can be configured individually rather than managed as a fleet.