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DroidLock review

#27 of 27 in Mobile Device Management Software

DroidLock combines enrollment, kiosk, app, location and device controls in a cloud MDM.

6.6/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

DroidLock is a cloud-based mobile device management product for organizations managing company-owned devices, dedicated-use devices or BYOD. Its feature set covers device groups and profiles, enrollment, app distribution, device restrictions, browser website controls, location tracking and geofencing. Single-app and multi-app kiosk modes make it relevant to teams that need devices locked to a focused use. The vendor lists Android, iOS, macOS and Windows 10 support, with web and mobile platforms also listed. It may suit small, mid-market and enterprise organizations seeking these controls; buyers looking for a wider, more fully specified suite should compare alternatives closely.

Enrollment and operational controls are central to the offer. Listed methods include QR code, URL, Android Enterprise, Android Zero Touch, IMEI, serial number, G Suite, Office 365, email, Apple DEP, Apple Configurator, Apple Business Manager and ROM. Administrators can group devices and apply profiles, distribute and manage applications, and use browser allowlists or blocklists. Remote cast and control, location tracking and geofencing add oversight for devices deployed away from a central office. Integrations named by the vendor include Apple App Store, Apple Business Manager, Google Workspace, Microsoft Office 365, Freshservice and Active Directory. These capabilities make DroidLock a fit where enrollment flexibility and device-use controls matter together.

The vendor presents Starter, Business and Enterprise packages, all listing Android, iOS, macOS and Windows 10 support. Starter highlights QR code, URL, Android Enterprise and zero-touch enrollment; Business and Enterprise highlight single- and multi-app kiosk mode. A 14-day trial is available, and the pricing model is contact sales. Because the package comparison provides limited feature differentiation, prospective buyers should clarify which capabilities are included in the plan they are considering. Phone support is listed. DroidLock is most appropriate for teams prioritizing kiosk, enrollment and location controls; organizations needing clearer plan-by-plan scope should assess alternatives before choosing.

DroidLock pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Offers single-app and multi-app kiosk modes for dedicated-use devices.
    • Supports QR-code, URL, IMEI and bulk enrollment options.
    • Combines location tracking, geofencing, app management and remote control.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Plan prices are not available in the published comparison.
    • The listed package highlights give limited detail on plan differences.
    • The product's managed-device features focus on a defined set of MDM tasks.

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