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Inteset Secure Lockdown vs KioskCore

Inteset Secure Lockdown

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FigureInteset Secure LockdownKioskCore
Price from$2.95/mo€4/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
Web—Yes
WindowsYesYes
iOS—Yes
Android—Yes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published45
Spec score · Kiosk Management Software8.0 (#9)8.5 (#4)
PurposeSecure Lockdown is Windows software for creating locked-down, specific-purpose systems for employees and customers.KioskCore monitors kiosk fleets with real-time health information, remote commands, and alerts.

Plans

Inteset Secure Lockdown

  • Secure Lockdown Remote Management Services$2.95 a month
  • Secure Lockdown Standard Edition$19.95, paid once
  • Secure Lockdown Browser Edition$24.95, paid once
  • Secure Lockdown Multi Application Edition$29.95, paid once

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KioskCore

  • FreeFree
  • Starter€4 a month
  • Pro€7 a month
  • Business€10 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

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Inteset Secure Lockdown

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KioskCore

KioskCore monitors kiosk fleets with device health metrics, remote commands and alerts. Its dashboard displays CPU, memory, disk and network data with per-device charts and history. Operators can reboot devices, restart apps, upload logs and schedule commands from a browser. Alerts can be sent by email, Slack, webhooks or mobile push, with configurable thresholds and optional auto-restart. Screen captures are available on demand or on a schedule, and a fleet screen wall displays kiosk screens together. Commands and telemetry queue locally while a device is offline and sync when connectivity returns. The iOS and Android app shows status, alerts and captures, sends push notifications and supports remote commands. The agent connects outbound over HTTPS with token authentication; screen capture is off by default, and the site says keystrokes are not logged. Its .NET backend can be self-hosted behind an operator’s reverse proxy or tunnel. The free plan covers up to two devices; paid plans add longer history, capture retention, storage and support options.

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