How much a touch screen kiosk costs, and why Kiosky costs less
The question comes up in every first conversation. A window touch screen kiosk carries a large touch panel, a frame, a computer and display software. The price climbs with the size of the screen, its brightness in direct sun and its impact resistance. We will not quote any competitor's prices: ask for two quotes and you will soon see where the bill comes from.
Kiosky removes the most expensive part, the touch screen. The passer-by scans a QR code stuck on the window, on a poster or on the screen you already have, then speaks or types on their phone. The microphone and the keyboard are theirs. There is no panel to protect, no fingerprints to clean on the street side, no queue in front of a single screen.
What you pay for is the assistant. It answers with your information, in the visitor's language, day and night, and passes on the requests of people who want to go further.




