Kiosk Pro
6.5#3 in self-service kiosk softwareFrom $5 a monthiOS
VisitKiosk Pro vs SiteKiosk
What both publish
| Fact | Kiosk Pro | SiteKiosk |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Frederick, Maryland, United States | Miami, USA |
| Integrations | Enterprise includes a Zapier integration that can trigger actions in other web apps such as Gmail or Mailchimp. | 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. |
| Intended users | The maker identifies education, government, healthcare, libraries, manufacturing, museums, nonprofits, hospitality, retail, service providers, and events as audiences for self-service kiosks. | The maker describes SiteKiosk Online as tailored for enterprise-level applications and cites use across industries, including public self-service and employee terminals. |
| Remote management | The optional server service provides device health reports, usage statistics, alerts, remote content and settings updates, and role-based account access. | SiteKiosk Online offers real-time device monitoring, remote access using built-in Ultra VNC, analytics and reporting. |
| Support | The maker provides in-app documentation and 24/7 Knowledge Base access, and software support inquiries are handled without phone support. | The company says it provides ongoing support and training as needed after implementation; Online Cloud includes free support and regular updates. |
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
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 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 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.