Kiosk Browser
7.2#2 in kiosk browsersFrom $1.60 a monthAndroidWebAPI
VisitKiosk Browser vs KioskSide
What both publish
| Fact | Kiosk Browser | KioskSide |
|---|---|---|
| Remote management | The web console supports shared configurations, app installs and updates, remote actions and wipes, email alerts, device location history, and requested screenshots for Kiosk Browser. | Administrators can assign content per device or share a view across a fleet, with dashboard updates delivered to connected kiosks. |
| Security | The maker says Remote Management is hosted primarily in Azure North Europe, secured by Auth0, and uses TLS for data in transit and transparent encryption for its SQL database and backups. | The security guidance recommends trusted-domain lists, PIN-protected maintenance actions, restricted accounts, and operating-system and physical security measures. |
| Security controls | The security page states TLS in transit, encrypted databases and backups, Auth0 protections, rate limiting, restricted employee access and two-factor authentication. | Kiosk protection includes trusted-domain restrictions, PIN-protected settings or exit actions, and role-based operator permissions. |
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
KioskSide plans
No prices published.
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 KioskSide if…
KioskSide is aimed at organizations such as schools, public institutions, retail businesses, hotels, offices, showrooms, and exhibition operators. It suits teams managing kiosk content or settings across individual devices or fleets.