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Kisi

6.5#8 in gym access control softwareFrom $99 a month
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8.0#2 in gym access control softwareFrom $5 a month
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FactKisiSeam
CompanyKisi says it was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in Brooklyn, New York.The about page describes Seam as building infrastructure for developers and businesses to connect applications with IoT devices; it does not state its headquarters or founding year.
IntegrationsListed integration categories include identity management, video security, workplace management, and fitness and coworking software; examples include Microsoft Entra ID, Cisco Meraki, Glofox, and OfficeRnD.The integration catalog lists brands including Yale, August, Schlage, Brivo, Salto, Dormakaba, Nest, ecobee, Ring, Verkada and many others, while warning that catalog inclusion does not guarantee support.
ProductKisi is a physical security and space management platform for managing facility access, users, and security from a web dashboard and app.Seam provides an API for developers and businesses to connect applications to IoT devices and automate access, energy, and monitoring.
SupportThe pricing page says the price includes 24/7 support, while premium support packages are paid add-ons.All Seam customers receive email help and help-center access, with paid support plans offering faster response times and dedicated support.

Kisi plans

  • One Security Platform (OSP)$99 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Seam plans

  • Free TrialFree
  • Unit Access$5 a month
  • High Traffic$50 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request
  • Free—

Pick Kisi if…

Kisi suits SMBs and enterprise customers that need to manage facility access, visitors and security. It is relevant to teams that want mobile credentials, scheduled access or integrations with identity and workplace software.

Pick Seam if…

Seam is aimed at developers and businesses integrating device access and monitoring into their applications. Its listed use cases include hospitality, rentals, multifamily properties, gyms and coworking spaces.

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