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What KioskGrid is

KioskGrid turns company-owned Android tablets into kiosks administered remotely through a browser console. A tablet can be restricted to a website, dashboard, form, booking page, menu, or internal web app; video signage can play direct video URLs, YouTube URLs, or uploaded clips in a fullscreen loop. New or factory-reset devices are activated by scanning a provisioning QR code and approving them in the console. Administrators can install APKs, inspect packages, launch or hide apps, and remove non-system apps remotely. The console displays device status and Android details, and can request screenshots and location when supported or available. Lockdown options include display and power settings, Wi-Fi restrictions, USB debugging management, camera restrictions, and tamper-resistance policies where Android supports them. Offline commands stay queued until devices reconnect, with user-cancellable commands cancelable beforehand. Plans cover one to 30 devices and include all console features: €7/mo per device or €70 a year per device. There is no free plan, and the trial lasts three days.

Who it suits

KioskGrid is for organizations managing company-owned Android tablets for reception check-in, signage, self-service, dashboards, training, or branch and field use. It suits administrators who need browser-based remote control of a limited fleet.

What it does well

  • Locks tablets to sites, forms, dashboards, or apps
  • Fullscreen video signage support
  • Remote APK and app management
  • Offline commands queue until reconnection
  • All console features across device-based plans

What to know first

  • Android devices only
  • Plans cover at most 30 devices
  • No free plan
  • Three-day trial

Limits

The 3-day trial is available, and there is no free plan. Paid subscriptions cover 1 to 30 devices, with pricing based on device count; the listed Monthly and Annual plans include all console features.

Plans

PlanBilled and limitsPrice
Monthlyper device / month · 1 to 30 devices · all console features€7 a month
Annualper device / year · 1 to 30 devices · all console features€70 a year

As kioskgrid.com lists them, read 30 Sept 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Getting started

  1. Open https://kioskgrid.com/.
  2. Choose the Monthly plan at €7 a month per device or Annual at €70 a year per device.
  3. Use the 3-day trial if you want to try the service before a paid subscription.
  4. On a new or factory-reset Android device, scan the provisioning QR code.
  5. Approve the device in the console and configure its kiosk content and controls.

Verdict

KioskGrid offers remote kiosk controls and device management for Android fleets of up to 30 devices. Check that limit and the paid, per-device pricing against the size of the deployment.

Questions

How much does KioskGrid cost?

Monthly costs €7 a month per device. Annual costs €70 a year per device; both plans cover 1 to 30 devices and include all console features.

Is there a free plan or trial?

There is no free plan. A 3-day trial is available.

Which platforms does KioskGrid support?

KioskGrid manages Android devices, using a browser console.

What can it lock a tablet to?

It can restrict a tablet to a website, dashboard, form, booking page, menu, or internal web app.

Who operates KioskGrid?

The terms state that KioskGrid is operated by Roman Sisik in Bratislava, Slovakia.

Facts from KioskGrid's own pages

Device visibility
The console shows device status and Android details and can request screenshots and location when supported or available. · kioskgrid.com, 30 Sept 2026
Headquarters
Bratislava, Slovakia · kioskgrid.com, 28 Sept 2026
Intended users
KioskGrid is built for company-owned Android devices and lists reception check-in, digital signage, self-service, internal dashboards, training, and branch or field tablets as use cases. · kioskgrid.com, 30 Sept 2026
Kiosk content
It can lock an Android tablet to a website, dashboard, form, booking page, menu, or internal web app. · kioskgrid.com, 30 Sept 2026
Lockdown
Controls include display and power settings, Wi-Fi restrictions, USB debugging management, camera restrictions, and tamper-resistance policies where Android supports them. · kioskgrid.com, 30 Sept 2026
Offline commands
Supported commands for offline devices remain queued and visible until the device reconnects, and user-cancellable commands can be canceled before they run. · kioskgrid.com, 30 Sept 2026
Operator and location
The terms state that KioskGrid is operated by Roman Sisik, located in Bratislava, Slovakia, and governed by Slovak law. · kioskgrid.com, 30 Sept 2026
Payment handling
Paid subscriptions are processed by Paddle, and KioskGrid says it does not store full card numbers or payment credentials. · kioskgrid.com, 30 Sept 2026
Plan limits
Paid subscriptions support 1 to 30 managed devices, with pricing based on device count rather than feature tier. · kioskgrid.com, 30 Sept 2026
Privacy and security
The privacy policy says KioskGrid uses essential authentication cookies, processes managed-device data, and applies reasonable security measures while noting it cannot guarantee absolute security. · kioskgrid.com, 30 Sept 2026
Provisioning
New or factory-reset Android devices can be activated by scanning a provisioning QR code and then approving the device in the console. · kioskgrid.com, 30 Sept 2026
Purpose
KioskGrid turns managed Android tablets into locked-down kiosks that can be managed remotely from a browser console. · kioskgrid.com, 30 Sept 2026
Remote app management
Administrators can upload and install APKs, inspect packages, launch or hide apps, and uninstall non-system apps remotely. · kioskgrid.com, 30 Sept 2026
Support
Support is available by email at [email protected] for issues and feature suggestions. · kioskgrid.com, 30 Sept 2026
Video signage
It supports direct video URLs, YouTube URLs, and uploaded videos played in a fullscreen loop. · kioskgrid.com, 30 Sept 2026

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