Envoy, Eptura Visitor (the old Proxyclick), and VisitorOS (the old iLobby) are the usual shortlist. Here is where Bruchim is different, and where it is not.
| Topic | Bruchim | Envoy | Eptura Visitor | VisitorOS (iLobby) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| How you start | Open a workspace and start a trial in the app. | Free Basic with caps. Premium and Enterprise go through their site or sales. | Sales quote. No public list price. | Sales. Hardware is often in the package. |
| How you pay | Plans cap locations, kiosks, and languages. No per-check-in meter in the catalog. | Premium is listed per location on their pricing page, billed annually. Badge print and e-sign sit on Premium, not Basic. | Quote. Sold with the rest of the Eptura workplace suite. | Quoted tiers. Badge printers, watchlists, ID scan, and API are commonly add-ons. |
| Languages | Six official languages on the kiosk, the admin app, and this site. Guest and host can differ. RTL is included. Custom packs on Enterprise. | They list 31 kiosk languages on the pricing page. Admin and the rest of the suite stay English-first. | They market 30+ kiosk languages and global workflows. That is a kiosk story, sold as enterprise. | Many kiosk languages in their listings. The product is sold as a security and hardware stack. |
| Locations | Locations and groups from day one. Roles are scoped to sites. Overrides on Growth+. | Multi-location, plus desks, rooms, and other workplace tools. | Multi-location and multi-entrance campuses, inside the Eptura suite. | Multi-site, often with a configured tablet per door. |
| Visitor records | You set retention. Consent at the kiosk is logged. CSV import for the directory. | Audit logs. Blocklists and ID scan on Enterprise. | Watchlists, denied-party screening, and audit trails are the pitch. | Screening and contractor modules. Watchlists are often extra. |
| What we do not match | SSO, SCIM, access control, ID scan, third-party watchlists, Slack or Teams as a native channel, bundled hardware. | Those are Envoy strengths on paid tiers. | Those are Eptura strengths, with a services rollout. | Those are VisitorOS strengths, with hardware and add-ons. |
Sources: Envoy’s public pricing page (August 2026), Eptura and FacilityOS product pages, and published reviews of VisitorOS / iLobby. We did not sit in their admin consoles. If a number on their site moves, theirs wins.
Envoy lists 31 kiosk languages. Eptura and VisitorOS market 30+. We ship six, and they run the kiosk, the admin app, and this site. The guest can pick French. The host can get the email in English. Hebrew is right-to-left, like the rest of the pack.
Envoy and Eptura also sell desks, rooms, and more. VisitorOS sells hardware and site security modules. Bruchim is check-in, hosts, badges, locations, and records. If you need badge doors and watchlists on day one, they are ahead. If you need a tenth office without a new stack, that is the job here.
Eptura is quote-only. VisitorOS is sold as a package. Envoy’s useful lobby (badges, e-sign, analytics) sits on Premium. Bruchim’s trial is in the app. Plan limits are on the pricing page.
Create a workspace and try a kiosk in your own lobby.
