Which one is right for you?
Sign In App publishes a capable, lower-entry-price platform with mature workplace, education, risk, event, delivery, and staff tools. ArrivSure emphasizes one standard subscription and its own care/residential, feedback, and follow-up workflows.
Choose Sign In App if…
Feature comparison
| Feature | ArrivSure | Sign In App |
|---|---|---|
| Current platform and devices | ||
| Current buying platform[4] | ArrivSure | Sign In App; SwipedOn has joined it |
| iPad kiosk[1] | ||
| Android kiosk[3] | ||
| Staff companion access[8] | Companion for iPhone | Companion on iOS, Android, and web |
| Desk, room, parking, and workplace booking[1][8] | Published; plan and allowance dependent | |
| Arrival, risk, events, and deliveries | ||
| Visitor preregistration and approvals[1][5] | Published from Core; Registration Portal expands on Enhanced | |
| Watchlists and approval/risk workflows[5][1] | Published; capabilities vary by plan | |
| Event registration, check-in, and attendance[6] | ||
| Apple or Google Wallet event tickets[6] | Not documented in cited event materials | |
| Package and delivery management[7] | ||
| Emergency roster and roll-call workflows[8] | ||
| ID scanning[1] | Optional barcode-field capture; not identity authentication | Published from Enhanced |
| Healthcare and follow-up | ||
| BAA availability for reviewed healthcare use[9] | ||
| PBJ provider-hour collection and export preparation[9] | Not documented in cited materials | |
| Patient or resident departure and return records[9] | Not documented in cited materials | |
| Private visitor surveys and concern alerts[1] | Not prominently documented in cited plan materials | |
| Public-review outreach connected to checkout[1] | Not prominently documented in cited plan materials | |
| Published pricing | ||
| Starting price[2] | $250/location/month | $630/site/year for Core |
| Published plan range[2] | One standard subscription; order-form boundaries apply | Core $630; Enhanced $1,260; Pro $1,890 per site/year; Executive custom |
| Published no-card trial[1] | Not advertised | 15 days |
Independent comparison based on publicly available vendor materials, last verified September 2, 2026. Vendors may offer negotiated features, integrations, or pricing not shown publicly. “Not documented” means we did not find the capability in the cited materials—not that it is unavailable. Confirm current details with Sign In App, and let us know if anything here is out of date.
Where the fit differs
Broad workplace and education capabilities
Sign In App publishes Android support, workplace bookings, time and attendance, school safeguarding, integrations, SSO/SCIM, and mature risk workflows. These can make it the stronger choice for those requirements.
Specialized care and residential workflows
ArrivSure's differentiation is the surrounding care workflow: provider-hour collection and review, patient or resident movement, family feedback, Visitor Portal tasks, and specialized operational records.
Feedback and follow-through
ArrivSure connects checkout to private surveys, configured concern alerts, consistent public-review outreach, visitor messages, and staff recognition. Buyers should compare these follow-up requirements directly.
Different packaging
Sign In App publishes multiple annual per-site tiers with different allowances. ArrivSure publishes one $250 monthly software rate per physical location for currently available core capabilities, subject to the signed order form.
Published pricing snapshot
Sign In App publishes U.S. annual per-site prices of $630 for Core, $1,260 for Enhanced, and $1,890 for Pro; Executive pricing requires a conversation. It also publishes a 15-day trial with no credit card. Confirm current allowances, hardware, implementation, integrations, and renewal terms directly.
Common questions
What happened to SwipedOn?
Sign In App says SwipedOn has joined Sign In App. Existing SwipedOn customers can still access the legacy application, while new buyers are directed to the current Sign In App platform.
What happened to The Receptionist?
The Receptionist is owned by Sign In Solutions and documents a transition path to Sign In App. Existing customers should use the vendor's current migration guidance and confirm how their pricing, renewal date, hardware, and support carry forward.
Does Sign In App support events and watchlists?
Yes. Its current materials publish event registration, check-in, attendance and reporting, plus customizable watchlists and approval/risk workflows. Specific capabilities and allowances vary by plan.
Which platform is better for a workplace?
Sign In App may be the stronger fit when Android, desk or room booking, parking, time and attendance, school safeguarding, broad integrations, or enterprise identity controls are central. ArrivSure may fit better when its care/residential, feedback, follow-up, and standard packaging match the workflow.
All third-party product names and trademarks are the property of their respective owners; ArrivSure is not affiliated with or endorsed by them. This comparison reflects publicly available information as of September 2, 2026 and is provided for general guidance.