Shenzhen Kosintec Co., Ltd
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Kosintec provides transparent pricing where the final cost is primarily determined by three factors: Hardware Complexity (screen size, industrial ratings), Peripheral Configuration (printers, EMV readers, scanners), and Software Customization (OS choice, bespoke application development).
We offer flexible solutions by separating CAPEX (hardware purchase) from OPEX (software licensing and support), allowing clients to scale investments. We provide detailed TCO (Total Cost of Ownership) analysis to help clients choose the most cost-effective blend of standard and customized components, ensuring optimal ROI.
Kosintec's pricing reflects a clear structure based on complexity and customization.
Digital Signage Kiosks (Non-Interactive/Basic Touch): These entry-level touch screen kiosks are generally the most affordable, with prices ranging from $1,000 to $2,500 depending on screen size (e.g., 43"-65") and resolution.
Self-Ordering Kiosks: These require significant peripheral integration (printers, QR/card readers) and specialized software licensing. Prices typically range from $2,500 to $5,000 per unit for standard floor-standing models (27"-32"), reflecting their robust transaction capabilities.
Customization: Full customization (unique enclosures, advanced sensors, specialized industrial CPUs) drives prices higher but ensures a perfect fit for complex applications, offering the highest long-term ROI.
When selecting a kiosk based on price, focus on TCO (Total Cost of Ownership), not just the initial purchase price (CAPEX).
For tight budgets (e.g., $1,500 – $3,000), prioritize essential touch screen kiosks or basic digital signage. The focus should be on standard, smaller units (15"-21") with minimal integrated peripherals (e.g., only a QR scanner), relying on basic software.
For mid-range budgets (e.g., $3,000 – $5,000), invest in a fully equipped self-ordering kiosk. Key considerations here are industrial-grade CPU/motherboard durability and robust transaction components (EMV reader, thermal printer), as these ensure high throughput and rapid ROI.
Expert Tip: Always allocate 10-20% of the budget to OPEX (Software licensing, support, and remote management tools) to safeguard against downtime, as operational reliability is more critical than a lower upfront cost.
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