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SureLock review

Freemium#9 of 27 in Kiosk Management SoftwareAndroid Kiosk SoftwareiPad Kiosk Software

A focused, low-cost option for locking down Windows and Android kiosks.

8.2/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

SureLock converts Windows and Android devices into dedicated-purpose kiosks by restricting access to approved applications or websites. It supports single- or multi-application lockdown, administrator password protection, peripheral and device-settings control, startup application launching, and custom kiosk branding. The product fits organizations managing retail, healthcare, education, field service, logistics, and digital signage devices that need controlled, focused user experiences rather than general-purpose endpoints.

Pricing is platform-specific. SureLock for Windows costs $2.49 per device per month, while SureLock for Android costs $2.99 per device per month. SureLock for Windows Mobile / Win CE costs $3.99 per device per month. A free plan and a 7-day free trial are also available. The published plans show a straightforward monthly model, but organizations managing both Windows and Android devices need to account for separate platform pricing. Windows also includes allowlisted website and URL access, while each plan centers on kiosk lockdown for its named platform.

SureLock’s operational strengths come from device control and configuration features. Administrators can import and export kiosk settings, customize wallpapers, control selected peripherals and device settings, and review application usage analytics with CSV export. Remote configuration is available through 42Gears SureMDM, and SureFox is listed as an integration. These capabilities make SureLock a practical choice for dedicated-purpose deployments that need consistent restrictions and basic visibility across devices. Organizations seeking a focused lockdown layer should consider it; teams needing deeper fleet operations than its feature set provides may prefer a broader fleet platform.

SureLock pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Locks devices to approved apps or websites
    • Supports remote configuration through SureMDM
    • Offers analytics, CSV export, and kiosk customization
  • Where it doesn't
    • Platform-specific plans add complexity across mixed fleets
    • Advanced operations depend on the SureMDM integration
    • Windows Mobile and Win CE support costs more per device

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