7 FlowVella Alternatives for Touch Screen Kiosks & Presentations (2026)
FlowVella (and its Flow Kiosk mode) is a solid, affordable way to turn an iPad into a simple presentation kiosk. But it has three hard limits: it only runs on Apple devices, it is slide-based rather than a full touch application, and Kiosk Mode requires an ongoing Pro subscription at $20/month.
If your screen runs Windows or Android, if you need real interactive navigation instead of slides, or if you would rather pay once per project than subscribe — here is an honest comparison of 7 alternatives, including our own product. Pricing details are current as of mid-2026 — check each vendor's site before deciding.
1. ExpoScreen (that's us)
A no-code builder for interactive presentations on touch screens, kiosks and video walls at exhibition stands and showrooms. Runs in the browser on any hardware — Windows panels, Android tablets and iPads alike.
Pricing: $199 one-time per project (Lifetime plan with unlimited projects available). Building and previewing is free.
Best for: Trade show booths and showrooms that need a full offline touch presentation — not just slides — without a subscription.
Limitations: Focused on presentations — it is not a general-purpose app builder and has no API integrations.
2. Intuiface
The best-known professional platform for interactive touch screen experiences, with a powerful no-code editor and API integrations.
Pricing: Subscription-based since July 2025; actual prices are only visible after registering.
Best for: Agencies and enterprises building complex interactive experiences with data integrations.
Limitations: Steep learning curve and subscription pricing that is hard to justify for a single event. No public price list.
3. PandaSuite
A universal no-code app builder from France that also covers kiosks and interactive displays. Works fully offline.
Pricing: Free to build; Pro from €290/year; publishing a full app costs €199/month or €1,990/year per app (as of mid-2026).
Best for: Teams that need a custom mobile or kiosk app with complex logic, not just a presentation.
Limitations: Publishing is priced per app per month, which adds up for a single trade show. Not exhibition-specific: no tablet remote control or clicker mode.
4. Omnitapps4
A Windows suite of 24 ready-made configurable touch applications and games (quiz, air hockey, photo wall) from the Netherlands.
Pricing: Composer license €645 one-time with one year of support (as of mid-2026).
Best for: Booths that want ready-made interactive games and attractors rather than a custom-structured presentation.
Limitations: Windows only. Template-based — you configure prebuilt apps instead of building your own structure. No remote control from a tablet.
5. eyefactive AppSuite
A German app-store ecosystem for large multitouch screens with object recognition, sold alongside their own hardware.
Pricing: CMS is free; individual apps are subscription-based (prices raised in January 2026).
Best for: Large permanent installations on big multitouch walls and tables, especially with eyefactive hardware.
Limitations: Tied to its own ecosystem, subscription pricing, geared to enterprise installations rather than a booth you set up for one show.
6. Touchway
A German modular product line (Presenter, Kiosk, Wall, Infoscreen) with PowerPoint and PDF integration.
Pricing: Not published — quotes on request.
Best for: Enterprise buyers in the DACH region who prefer a vendor-managed setup.
Limitations: No public pricing, sales-cycle purchasing, and the product line shows few recent updates.
7. spinTouch myShowcase
Touch presentations built and customized by a US agency, with simple content editing on your side.
Pricing: Custom pricing only.
Best for: Companies that prefer an agency to build the presentation for them.
Limitations: It is an agency model rather than self-service software — no public pricing and less control over timing and changes.
How to choose
If all you need is a looping slide deck on a single iPad, FlowVella itself may still be the cheapest answer. If you need a custom app with complex logic and integrations, look at Intuiface or PandaSuite — we compared them in detail in our Intuiface alternatives guide. For ready-made games and attractors on Windows, Omnitapps is a fit; for big permanent multitouch walls, eyefactive.
If what you actually need is an offline product presentation for a trade show booth — built by your own team in about an hour, running on any touch screen regardless of OS, controlled by touch, tablet or clicker, and paid once per project instead of a subscription — that is exactly the case ExpoScreen was built for.
Learn more about ExpoScreen for touch screens →Pricing
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Standard
30% discount in honor of the project launch
Join- Unlimited number of media files
- Project size up to 10GB
- Editing after project building
- Storage period up to 30 days
- One-click launch
- Like a touch program
- Remote control
- Control with a clicker
- Flexible interface customization
Lifetime
50% discount in honor of the project launch
Join- Unlimited amount of projects
- Editing after project building
- Unlimited number of media files
- Project size up to 10GB
- Storage period up to 30 days
- One-click launch
- Like a touch program
- Remote control
- Control with a clicker
- Flexible interface customization