How Much Does It A Touch Screen kiosk Cost

What is the price of the touch screen kiosk?

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Price comparison of touch screen interactive kiosks

Information consulting stations are everywhere these days. We use them to check in at the airport, print digital photos and browse the bridal register. The list of potential uses and applications is also growing.
Touch screen kiosks are used for self checkout at grocery stores and for browsing inventory and placing orders in department stores. They can also be used to accept bill payments and job applications!

Kiosks will not replace your employees. However, they will help you keep people at a reasonable level. They also provide your customers with a higher level of service and convenience.

About the touch screen kiosk

Free standing touch screen kiosk is a large-scale independent structure to accommodate computers, displays and printers. Many functions include credit card reader, external keyboard and mouse.

Most kiosks are about five feet high, three feet wide and weigh 300 pounds. They usually have movable wheels for transportation, but they can also be bolted to the ground for safety. A smaller, lighter version of the table top is also available.

Kiosks have a service life of 3 to 10 years. Like most products, you can get what you have to pay. Stronger and more expensive kiosks will cost you more upfront, but you don't have to replace them often.

Average cost of touch screen kiosks
Most touch screen kiosk cost thousands of dollars. This includes standard software, but not customized software for your business.

Software customization is where the dollar sign really begins to accumulate. The touch screen kiosk total cost can be between $3000 and $20000 or more, depending on the level of customization you need. You also need to pay a license fee of up to $500 per kiosk.

Most kiosk signage display stands offer a one-year warranty that covers hardware, but not parts and labor. Therefore, you may want to consider purchasing an extended warranty or maintenance contract. This will cost 20% or more of the total purchase price. However, it will cover up to three years of machine failures.

If the budget is tight, consider buying a second-hand kiosk. They are usually sold at 25% to 50% of the original price. Or, you can consider renting a kiosk, which costs almost nothing.

So, clear your real needs, and then find us to give you a real affordable quotation solution