Kiosk
8.0#1 in webhook management softwareFree planFree planAndroidiOSWebExtension
VisitKiosk vs RelayHQ
What both publish
| Fact | Kiosk | RelayHQ |
|---|---|---|
| Documentation depth | Documentation is concentrated in the README, installation instructions, source tree and release notes rather than a separate help center. | The documentation includes quick start, authentication, core concepts, API reference, CLI installation, CLI reference, and dashboard guides. |
| Integrations | The desktop apps support opening PDFs directly and associating Kiosk with PDF files; the extension can intercept PDFs opened in Chrome. | The site names Stripe, GitHub, and Shopify as webhook sources and describes forwarding events to services configured as destinations. |
| Privacy | The project states that it collects no telemetry, uses no cloud processing, requires no account and processes PDFs on the device. | The maker says it does not sell personal information or use webhook payload data for purposes other than delivering it to configured destinations. |
Kiosk plans
- FreeFree
- KioskFree
RelayHQ plans
- FreeFree
- Starter$29 a month
- Pro$79 a month
- Team$199 a month
Pick Kiosk if…
Kiosk suits readers who want a free PDF app across desktop, mobile, web, or a supported browser, with search and display options. It also fits people who want on-device PDF processing and annotation tools in the Chrome extension.
Pick RelayHQ if…
RelayHQ suits developers and teams that need to route provider webhooks to configured services. The Free plan includes a local tunnel, while paid tiers offer greater request capacity, retention, and routing options.