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Moki vs SiteKiosk

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Moki

6.4#5 in android kiosk software
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SiteKiosk

6.9#2 in self-service kiosk softwareFrom $239 a year
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FactMokiSiteKiosk
Founded20121996
HeadquartersSan Antonio, Texas, United StatesMiami, USA
IntegrationsMoki supports Apple Business Manager, Apple Volume Purchase Program, Google Play app management, and integration with existing content management systems.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.
Remote managementMoki supports remote troubleshooting and centralized app installation and updates across managed devices.SiteKiosk Online offers real-time device monitoring, remote access using built-in Ultra VNC, analytics and reporting.
SecurityMoki says it completed SOC II certification in 2024.Listed security capabilities include a hardened browser, session data clearing, emergency mode, and controls over apps, programs and websites.
SupportMoki lists email, phone, and chat support and an online knowledge base; its platform page gives support hours as business days, 8:30 AM–6 PM ET.The company says it provides ongoing support and training as needed after implementation; Online Cloud includes free support and regular updates.

Moki plans

  • Moki MDMPriced on request

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 Moki if…

Moki is suited to organizations managing dedicated devices across business locations, from small businesses to large enterprises. It may fit teams that need centralized deployment, monitoring, and remote management for iOS and Android devices.

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.

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