Zamok

Paid#13 of 27 in Kiosk Management Software

Zamok: A Windows-focused platform for locked-down Chromium kiosks and managed device fleets. Ranked #13 of 27 in Kiosk Management Software by our editors (6.3/10); pricing: Pricing on request; best for windows Chromium kiosk deployments.

6.3/10★★★☆☆Editor score

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At a glance

• Editor score
  6.3 / 10
• Pricing
  Pricing on request
• Best for
  Windows Chromium kiosk deployments
• Free plan
  No
• Platform coverage
  Windows
• Founded
  2004 · Concord, New Hampshire, USA
• Facts checked
  20 Sep 2026

• Where it wins

  • Locked-down Chromium browser with URL allow/block controls
  • Remote fleet management with monitoring, reports, alerts, and policy controls
  • Peripheral support for printers, scanners, payment readers, and cameras

• Where it doesn't

  • Windows-only platform limits cross-platform kiosk deployments
  • Pricing requires a contact-sales process
  • No free plan is offered

Our verdict on Zamok

Zamok is Advanced Kiosks’ cloud-managed kiosk management platform for public-facing self-service deployments. It runs kiosk experiences on Windows devices and combines a locked-down Chromium browser with Windows system hardening to help prevent unauthorized operating-system access. The platform is aimed at organizations managing one kiosk or multi-location fleets across government, healthcare, education, human resources, and other public-facing environments. It supports third-party websites and web applications, making it suitable for browser-based workflows rather than only a single built-in kiosk experience.

Its strongest fit is centralized fleet administration. Administrators can manage content, settings, and policies remotely through a browser, then use usage reports, alerts, and system monitoring to oversee kiosk status. Automatic session clearing adds privacy controls for shared devices, while automatic restart after power loss supports unattended deployments. Peripheral support covers printers, scanners, payment readers, and cameras, and developer APIs provide a path for third-party software integration. These capabilities make Zamok more suitable for distributed Windows fleets than for a single simple display kiosk.

Pricing is contact-sales, with the vendor describing Zamok as an optional monthly add-on and offering a free trial or evaluation. There is no free plan. The platform should appeal to teams that need Windows hardening, browser restrictions, remote configuration, monitoring, and connected peripherals in one deployment. Organizations seeking a non-Windows kiosk platform, a self-serve purchasing path, or a simpler tool for a limited kiosk workflow should consider alternatives. Optional AI guidance and multilingual assistance are available, but the core value remains device control, privacy, and fleet administration.

Zamok pricing

Zamok fact sheet

Zamok integrations

Zamok lists 7 integrations on its own site.

• third-party websites
• web applications
• printers
• scanners
• payment readers
• cameras
• developer APIs

Alternatives to Zamok

• MokiA focused platform for locking down, deploying, and monitoring Android and iOS device fleets.9.0
• TKTrio Kiosk ManagementA broad kiosk management console with lockdown, monitoring, signage, and security tiers.9.0
• Quantem Kiosk SoftwareA low-cost option for locking down, enrolling, and monitoring mixed-device kiosk fleets.8.0

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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Sep 2026

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