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Kiosk Pro vs SpotOn Kiosk

Both stand on self-service kiosk software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Kiosk Pro

Free trial iPhone

Kiosk Pro offers kiosk browsing and content controls for Apple devices, with offline storage in Basic and higher versions and optional remote management. Check per-device licensing and the session information shared when remote management is enabled.

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SpotOn Kiosk

Paid

SpotOn Kiosk combines self-service ordering with POS menu and inventory updates and kitchen routing. The required SpotOn POS subscription, added hardware cost and closed integration approach are important constraints.

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The facts

	Kiosk Pro	SpotOn Kiosk
Free plan	A free trial	No
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	iPhone	Not published
Lowest paid plan	Kiosk Pro Lite: $5 per device a month	Add SpotOn Kiosk to SpotOn POS: $60 a month
Plans published	6	2
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	kioskgroup.com	spoton.com
On self-service kiosk software	#4 of 17	#8 of 17

Kiosk Pro: what it does well

Displays interactive web content, PDFs, and video.
Lite includes a no-code site builder.
Basic and higher versions support offline content.
Enterprise supports Zapier and peripheral integrations.

What to know first

Requires a separate license for each public-use iPad.
Remote Management Server requires Plus or Enterprise licenses.
Remote management may send navigation history and screenshots.
Software support is not available by phone.

SpotOn Kiosk: what it does well

Menu, pricing and modifiers sync with SpotOn POS
Unavailable POS items disappear from kiosks
Orders route to a kitchen display or printer
Upsells suggest add-ons and upgrades
Freestanding and countertop hardware options

What to know first

Requires SpotOn POS
Costs $60 a month plus hardware
No open API
Third-party software fees may apply

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