Services
Every Kiosk Craft project connects three things: the hardware, the software and your business requirement. Services are how those three are brought together on your premises and kept working. That means deciding how the equipment should look, getting it safely installed and connected, and agreeing who does what when something needs attention.
You may need all three services, one of them or none. Some businesses have their own designers, electricians and IT support and simply want well-specified hardware. Others want one point of contact from the first sketch to the last site. Tell us which you are and the quotation will reflect it.
Enclosure colour and finish options, printed graphics, the on-screen brand and the accessibility of the interface, with clear artwork specifications for your designers.
Site survey questions, power and data, fixings, outdoor groundwork, a pilot before wider rollout and multi-site logistics, with responsibilities agreed in the quotation.
What a support scope can cover — diagnostics, spares, software updates and content changes — with hours, response and warranty terms as agreed in your quotation.
Tell us what you need
Your goal, location, customers and any systems already in place.
Choose the right hardware and software
We recommend kiosks or displays and scope software against your process.
Agree your configuration
Screen size, mounting, peripherals, branding and integrations, set out in a written quotation.
Plan deployment and ongoing support
Installation, rollout and the support arrangement that suits your sites.
Hardware, software development and ongoing management are described and quoted separately.
You tell us what you want to achieve, where, and roughly how many units. The quote form collects the details most projects need, or you can email us.
We ask about your sites, users, brand, existing systems and timescales, and recommend hardware, a software scope and services to suit.
Hardware, software development and ongoing management are described and quoted separately, with options, assumptions and responsibilities stated.
Finishes, graphics and on-screen design are agreed, hardware is configured, and any software in scope is built and tested on the target hardware.
One unit or one site goes live first, so that fixings, connectivity, software and staff routines are proven before the rest follow.
Remaining units are delivered and installed to an agreed plan, staff are shown how to use and look after them, and documentation is handed over.
Any support and maintenance arrangement you have chosen begins, on the terms set out in the quotation.
| Task | Often handled by | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Brand artwork and content | Your designers or agency, working to our specifications | We can advise on templates and on-screen design. |
| Electrical supply and data points | Your electrician or landlord | Needs to be in place before installation day. |
| Fixing to walls and floors | A competent installer | Wall and floor loading is the installer's assessment for each site. |
| Software set-up and testing | Kiosk Craft, where software is in scope | Tested on the target hardware before the pilot. |
| Card terminals and merchant services | Your payment provider | Supplied by your provider unless separately agreed. |
| First-line checks on site | Your staff | Simple routines such as paper changes and restarts, shown at handover. |
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Typical division only. The responsibilities for your project are agreed in the quotation.
What this includes — and what it does not
Services are optional and quoted separately from hardware and software. Buying hardware from Kiosk Craft does not by itself include design work, installation or a support arrangement.
We do not publish standard prices, lead times, warranty periods, support hours or response times. The terms that apply to your project are those set out in your quotation.
Freestanding kiosks
Freestanding self-service ordering kiosks in fourteen enclosure styles, from slim pole stands to full-height towers, with 15.6 to 32 inch screen references.
Outdoor kiosks
Freestanding outdoor ordering and payment kiosks with 21.5 and 32 inch screen references, including canopy designs on bolt-down pedestals.
Freestanding advertising displays
Freestanding digital posters and totems for indoor promotion, from 21.5 to 96 inch, on fixed or wheeled stands, with USB playback or Android and Windows options.
Outdoor advertising displays
Outdoor advertising screens from 21.5 to 98 inch in totem, wall and portable forms, with high-brightness panels and cooling options set for each model.
Video walls
Narrow-bezel LCD panels from 46 to 75 inch, tiled into video walls with wall, cabinet, floor-stand or pop-out mounting and a processor matched to your sources.
No. Services are optional and quoted separately. If you use your own designers, installers and IT support, we will still give you the specifications and guidance those people need.
Installation can be included in a project. Who carries out the work — Kiosk Craft, a specialist installer or your own contractor working to our guidance — depends on your locations and the equipment, and is agreed in the quotation.
It depends on the hardware configuration, the amount of software and design work and how ready your sites are. We do not publish standard lead times. Your quotation sets out the expected timeline and what it depends on. Fixed dates such as an opening should be raised at the start.
Warranty terms are set out in your quotation for the specific hardware and services supplied. We do not publish a standard warranty period on this site. Ask us to quote the support and spares arrangements you want alongside.
Email info@kioskcraft.com or use the quote form. We deal with enquiries by email so that requirements, drawings and photos are kept together in writing.
Tell us about your sites, your team and your timescales. We will reply by email with advice on what to plan for and what can be quoted.
