Visitor management system comparison

Eptura vs Kisi Visitor Management

A side-by-side view of the directory’s published evidence and scoring metrics. The information is provided to support your evaluation; it does not declare a winner.

Metric	Eptura	Kisi Visitor Management
Recommended score	90/100	91/100
Ongoing free access	Not published	Not published
Regional hosting	Not published	Not published
Mobile platform coverage	Not published	Not published
Flexible, modular pricing	Not published	Not published
Customer review sentiment	No verified review score	4.3/5 from 93 published reviews
Published evidence	24 vendor pages analysed	24 vendor pages analysed
Best for	Organizations managing visitors across multiple workplace locations, Security teams requiring visitor screening, access permissions, and watchlists, Front-of-house teams replacing manual sign-in with digital check-in, Facilities teams standardizing visitor processes across sites, High-volume visitor environments such as events centres	Workplaces needing self-service visitor check-in and temporary door access, Multi-location organizations centralizing visitor logs and permissions, Organizations requiring visitor NDA signatures and audit-ready reports, Sites managing both announced and unannounced visitors
Pricing information	Public pricing is not listed. Eptura directs prospective customers to book a demo or request a conversation.	One Security Platform starts at $99. Enterprise pricing is listed as contact sales. Visitor management pricing is not separately published; the visitor management license and some visitor hardware or credentials may be required. The visitor management page offers a free trial, but no trial terms are stated.

Eptura

eptura.com/proxyclick

Eptura Visitor, formerly Proxyclick, is a visitor management solution for organizations that need consistent visitor operations across one or more locations. It supports visitor pre-registration, digital check-in through kiosks or mobile devices, QR codes, touchless workflows, host notifications, visitor badges, and customizable registration flows. Security capabilities include visitor pre-approval, access permissions, watchlists, identity verification through facial recognition, real-time visitor tracking, and configurable data retention and deletion. Teams can use digital roll calls and emergency communications to account for people during incidents. Eptura Visitor integrates with access control, calendar, chat, HR, workplace, single sign-on, printer, and guest WiFi systems. The product is positioned for front-of-house, security, and facilities teams, with centralized administration for multiple locations. Public pricing is not listed; Eptura directs prospective customers to request a demo.

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Kisi Visitor Management

www.getkisi.com

Kisi Visitor Management is a cloud-based visitor and access management solution for workplaces and multi-location organizations. It supports visitor invitations, pre-registration, self check-in, temporary access links, QR codes, guest cards, printed badges, and branded sign-in experiences. Hosts and administrators can manage visitor access, notifications, permissions, and logs from a web dashboard. Visitors can enter without downloading an app or creating an account by using a time-limited access link or QR code. Kisi’s Intercom Pro supports unannounced visitors through video calls and remote door unlocking. The system records visits, access-link usage, badge activity, and signed NDAs, with exportable reports for audits and internal reviews. It can connect with directories, identity systems, video surveillance, workplace software, and third-party visitor systems. Deployment can use Kisi hardware, existing Wiegand infrastructure, or other migration options. Pricing is quote-based, with One Security Platform starting at $99 and Enterprise pricing listed as contact sales.

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How to use this comparison

Metrics are calculated consistently from public vendor information, verified review sources and crawler evidence. Data availability varies by vendor, so consider your own security, operational, regional and budget requirements before deciding which system fits.