Kiosks and digital displays, built around your business.

Work from the content and the viewing distance. For a touch kiosk used at arm's length, 15.6 to 32 inch screens cover most ordering and check-in tasks: smaller screens suit short menus on a counter, and larger portrait screens suit long menus with photographs. For advertising displays seen from across a room or a street, size follows the viewing distance and the space available, and our display ranges run from 10.1 inch wall screens to 98 inch formats. Measure the position, note how far away people will stand and how much needs to be on screen at once, then read how to choose a self-service kiosk or contact us for advice.

Kiosks can be configured for card payment, but the card terminal and merchant services come from your payment provider unless separately agreed. Ordering kiosks are described with payment-terminal brackets, and some designs are pictured with a terminal fitted, but a picture does not mean a terminal is included, and a bracket does not prove compatibility with every terminal model. Taking payment also needs the kiosk software to be integrated with the terminal, which follows your provider's process. Tell us who your provider is at the start. See payment kiosks.

Tell us what you are trying to do, not just the product you think you need. Use request a quote, or add products to your enquiry as you browse, and include the task, the location, quantities and any systems the solution must connect to. We reply with questions if anything is unclear, then send a written quotation. Hardware, software development and ongoing management are described and quoted separately, and the quotation sets out the agreed specification, pricing, delivery, warranty and support terms.

Yes. Kiosk Craft supplies the hardware and designs and builds the software around it, so that the two work together for your business. Software is scoped per project rather than sold as a fixed package: bespoke kiosk software, digital signage content management, restaurant ordering, integrations with systems you already use, and AI-assisted sales management. Hardware, software development and ongoing management are described and quoted separately, so you can see exactly what each covers. You can also buy hardware only and run your own software.

Support is arranged to suit the project and described on our support and maintenance page. It can cover hardware faults, software fixes and updates, content or menu changes, and help for your staff. Because every installation is different, we do not publish standard response times or support hours. The agreed support terms are set out in your quotation, with ongoing management quoted separately from hardware and software development. You can reach us by email at info@kioskcraft.com.

Ask whether people need to do something or only see something. A display shows content: promotions, menus, information or queue numbers. A kiosk lets a customer complete a task, such as ordering, paying, checking in or finding a route, so it adds a touchscreen, software and often a printer, a scanner or a bracket for a card terminal. You may need both, for example menu boards above the counter and ordering kiosks in the queue area. If you are unsure, find your solution asks a few questions and points you to the right ranges.