Can it carry checkout during peak traffic?
Tablet stands usually move ordering around, but they do not carry the whole transaction when the line gets heavy.
Dedicated checkout lanes for real store traffic.Kiosks / comparison
Compare Dispensary Kiosk Models by Checkout Job
Start with what the station has to carry: ordering, scanning, receipts, cash, wall fit, or floor throughput. Then pick the unit.
First decide what the kiosk must carry.
A screen isn't a checkout lane. Use these five questions to separate tablet-style ordering from a station that can carry real dispensary traffic.
Can it handle ID and product scanning?
Lightweight setups still push scanning back to staff or bolt it on as another fragile device.
Scanner paths are planned into the kiosk hardware.Can it print receipts at the lane?
Counter-first workflows keep printing somewhere else, forcing another handoff before the customer is done.
Receipts stay with supported kiosk models.Can cash stay in the self-service path?
Most self-service concepts break down here and send cash back to the counter.
Yes, with the Giosk 32 Cash path.Who owns support when something breaks?
Stores get stuck between software, device, network, and internal teams with no single owner.
One accountable deployment team.Once the lane requirements are clear, the model choice gets much simpler.
Use the numbers to justify the lane.
These third-party benchmarks aren't Dispensify guarantees. They show why the kiosk decision should include throughput, basket size, and product discovery, not just screen size.
Dispense reported self-service kiosk orders averaging $25 more than walk-up orders.
DispenseFlowhub's 2026 report says online AOV was 35% higher than walk-in AOV.
Flowhub trendsFlowhub also reported digital carts 44% larger than physical baskets.
Flowhub trendsNow match the job to the unit.
Use the lineup to shortlist. Keep the matrix below for side-by-side details, or review the kiosk hub and custom builds if the standard models don't map cleanly.
Giosk 32CF68″ tallOpen-floor throughput
Use the Giosk 32CF when you want a freestanding self-service lane with scanner, receipt printer, payment-ready hardware, LED accent, and idle-screen media in one station.
- Peak-hour lines need more ordering capacity
- You can dedicate a floor lane
- You want the strongest visual kiosk presence
Before you choose: Confirm you have room for a dedicated floor lane. If the path is tight, Giosk 32CW may be the cleaner fit.
Giosk 32CWWall-mountedTight floor plans
Use the Giosk 32CW when self-service belongs on a perimeter wall, near pickup, or anywhere a floor pedestal would interrupt traffic.
- Floor space is tight
- Ordering belongs on a wall or perimeter
- You want the 32C workflow without a floor unit
Before you choose: Choose this when the wall location keeps ordering close without interrupting the walking path. If you want a freestanding lane, compare Giosk 32CF.
Giosk 32 Cash70″ tallCash-heavy checkout
Use the Giosk 32 Cash when bills, change, receipts, and close-out totals need to stay inside the customer-facing self-service lane.
- Cash transactions slow the counter
- Drawer math eats manager time
- You need customer-facing cash intake and change
Before you choose: Choose this when cash is a real checkout requirement. If most orders run through card or debit, start with Giosk 32CF or Giosk 32CW.
Giosk 43W32″ / 43″ wall systemLarge-format wall ordering
Use the Giosk 43W when the wall is the right placement and the store wants a larger customer-facing display with integrated scanning.
- You want a 32-inch or 43-inch wall screen
- The ordering path belongs on a perimeter wall
- You need integrated scanning without a pedestal
Before you choose: Choose this when the store needs a larger wall-mounted ordering surface. If 32 inches is enough, compare Giosk 32CW.
Giosk FROG (Coming Soon)Coming SoonCheck-in and customer intake
Coming soon: use Giosk FROG when lobby check-in, ID data parsing, queueing, and customer profile handoff should happen before the shopper reaches a budtender or ordering kiosk.
- Lobby intake slows the front desk
- ID data parsing needs a repeatable station
- You want the customer profile ready before ordering
Before you choose: Choose this when intake has to happen before ordering starts. It's a coming-soon model for lobby verification and handoff, not a checkout lane.
Model details, side by side.
Use this as the final fit check after you know the checkout job.
| Decision point | Giosk 32CF | Giosk 32CW | Giosk 32 Cash | Giosk 43W | Giosk FROG (Coming Soon) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Primary job | High-throughput self-service lane | Wall-mounted ordering with no pedestal | Cash intake, change, and reconciliation | Large-format wall ordering | Lobby check-in, ID data parsing, and queue handoff |
| Footprint | Floor-standing pedestal | Wall-mounted, zero floor footprint | Floor-standing cash cabinet | Wall-mounted, zero floor footprint | Countertop lobby station |
| Screen format | 32-inch curved touchscreen | 32-inch wall-mounted touchscreen | 32-inch flat touchscreen | 32-inch or 43-inch wall touchscreen compatibility | 21-inch PCAP touchscreen |
| Payment path | Payment workflow capability, arm options in configurator | Integrated payment workflow with optional arm variants | Optional EMV card-payment system with cash workflow | Configured during project scoping | Not a payment lane, built for intake handoff |
| Cash handling | Standard non-cash checkout lane | Standard non-cash wall lane | Cash intake and change handling built around the lane | Standard non-cash wall lane | Not a cash-handling kiosk |
| Best next step | Configure Giosk 32CF | Configure Giosk 32CW | Review cash automation | Request Giosk 43W fit review | Review Giosk FROG coming-soon details |
Still not obvious? Start a capacity review and we’ll map the model mix to your floor, cash share, and peak traffic.
Fast answers.
Use these answers to narrow floor unit, wall unit, cash unit, or custom path.
Which dispensary kiosk is right for a cash-heavy store?
Start with the Giosk 32 Cash when cash intake, change handling, drawer exposure, or end-of-day counts should move into the kiosk lane.
Should I choose a wall-mounted or floor-standing dispensary kiosk?
Choose a wall-mounted model like Giosk 32CW or Giosk 43W when floor space is tight or ordering belongs on the perimeter. Choose a floor-standing model like Giosk 32CF when you want a visible checkout lane with stronger kiosk presence.
What if none of the standard kiosk models fit my store?
If the standard lineup doesn't match your floor, payment workflow, brand requirements, or installation requirements, review custom kiosks or start a capacity review with the Dispensify team.
Kiosk comparison
Compare the lineup with your floor in mind.
Tell us how customers move through your store, how you take payment, and where the counter slows down. We’ll help narrow the model fit.