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Kiosk Pro vs KioWare

Kiosk Pro

6.5#3 in self-service kiosk softwareFrom $5 a month
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KioWare

6.2#6 in self-service kiosk software
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FactKiosk ProKioWare
Company historyKiosk Group says Kiosk Pro was introduced in 2010 alongside its early iPad kiosk enclosure work.KioWare says it was founded in 2001 to make public-access computing secure, reliable, and easy to manage.
HeadquartersFrederick, Maryland, United StatesYork, Pennsylvania, United States
IntegrationsEnterprise includes a Zapier integration that can trigger actions in other web apps such as Gmail or Mailchimp.The feature list includes barcode scanners, magstripe readers, accessibility tools, and KioCall video conferencing, and describes add-ins and an API for customization.
Remote managementThe optional server service provides device health reports, usage statistics, alerts, remote content and settings updates, and role-based account access.KioWare Kiosk Management can group kiosks, report device health, remotely configure devices, push content, and track usage and uptime.
SupportThe maker provides in-app documentation and 24/7 Knowledge Base access, and software support inquiries are handled without phone support.Current customers are directed to the Technical Support portal for installation, configuration, troubleshooting, and software questions, where they can submit and track requests.

Kiosk Pro plans

  • Kiosk Pro Lite$5 a month
  • Kiosk Pro Basic$24.99, paid once
  • Kiosk Pro Plus$49.99, paid once
  • Kiosk Pro Enterprise$99.99, paid once
  • Remote Management Server$149 a year
  • Version Control & Rebranding$950 a year

KioWare plans

  • Enterprise—
  • Essential—
  • Starter—

Pick Kiosk Pro if…

Kiosk Pro suits organizations setting up self-service or information kiosks on iPads and iPhones. Lite may fit users who want to build kiosk pages without code, while higher versions support locally stored content.

Pick KioWare if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

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