Which version of Kiosk Pro do I need?
Which version you need will depend on how you have the kiosk set up and the individual needs of your project.
If you are new to Kiosk Pro, you may want to start out by trying our free Lite version first so you can become familiar with the basics of what Kiosk Pro can do before having to make a purchase. You can then decide if you need any of the more advanced features added in our Basic, Plus, or Enterprise versions.
We've outlined the major differences between versions below, but if you need more detail, we also offer comparison charts of features and JavaScript API calls available in each version.
- display web-friendly content that is online as a dedicated kiosk
- basic kiosk controls (allowed domains, idle timer, browsing limit)
- requires an Internet connection
- includes a 'Powered by Kiosk Pro' watermark at the bottom of the screen, which is removed in paid versions
- free on the App Store
Adds support for:
- updating app settings remotely
- customizing the bottom navigation bar and links
- storing content locally on the device
- sending email alerts on power loss or settings update
- JavaScript API for saving visitor data locally to iPad
- removes the 'Powered by Kiosk Pro' watermark at the bottom of the screen
- $24.99 per device on the App Store
Adds a number of options for customizing and managing your kiosks:
- support for Managed App Configuration through an MDM (mobile device management)
- support for Autonomous Single App Mode
- setting a screensaver of image and/or video files
- power management options including night mode, reducing brightness while idle, and auto-lock
- updating locally stored content remotely &/or syncing files with Dropbox
- advanced site customization options, including custom CSS and page auto zoom levels
- JavaScript API for photo/video capture and signature capture
- compatible with our Remote Management Server, which allows you to control your kiosks from a simple, web-based interface
- $49.99 per device on the App Store
Adds support for a number of frequently-used kiosk peripherals through JavaScript API calls to:
- print to Star Micronics & Bixolon thermal printers, as well as additional advanced AirPrint options
- display content full-screen on an external display while using the iPad as the controller
- scan UPC barcodes and QR codes using the device's native cameras, Socket Mobile, or Aila scanners
- manage audio output and default volume and speak text to visitors
- send data and trigger actions using Zapier
- return temperature readings from a ThermoWorks Wand Blue thermometer
- use a Flic 2 Bluetooth button to trigger an action in the app like a different accessibility mode for your content
- trigger an external device using an unencrypted Adaprox Fingerbot
- $99.99 per device on the App Store