
Self-service kiosk
A kiosk built for the lunch rush
Built for restaurants and canteens, not retrofitted from retail. Guests order at their own pace, pay how they like, and skip the queue.

Branding
Branded to your restaurant
Your logo, colors, and type
The kiosk uses your graphic profile. Logos, brand colors, and fonts, applied to every screen.
Background images
Show rotating images on the start screen. Use them to promote campaigns, menus, or offers.

Background video
Run a looping video on the start screen instead of static images.
Matches the rest of your room
Consistent with your signage, menu boards, and packaging.
Upsell
One-tap upsells at checkout
Suggestions appear at payment, after the guest has chosen. A soda, a dip or a side, added with one tap.

Caesar Salad
Chicken, romaine lettuce, Caesar dressing, bacon and croutons on top.
Suggestions
Add dip
Add a soda
Add fries
Order type
Eat in or takeaway
Guests choose at the start of the order. Eat-in tickets go to the pass; takeaway lands in the right queue.
Order type
Eat in
Takeaway
Ready in 12 min
Loyalty
Members recognised at the kiosk
Members scan from your branded app to pull in discounts and collect rewards. The kiosk works standalone.

Caesar Salad
Chicken, romaine lettuce, Caesar dressing, bacon and croutons on top.
320 points
Payment
Tap to pay, no extra terminal
At payment, the kiosk screen becomes the card reader. Guests tap on the display, like any terminal.
Payment options
Checkout
Up to 30%
Higher average order
One less
Person at the till
Zero
Card terminal fees
Shorter
Queues at peak

Philip Luu
Owner, Rice & Noodles

Behind the till
Less time on the till, more on the floor
Skip the till
No one tied to a register. The kiosk takes orders and payment, so the role drops off your schedule.
Free up the floor
Staff who'd be on tills can plate, run food, clear tables, and look after guests instead. The kitchen still gets the ticket; the room gets the help.
Same team, busier room
Cover the rush with the team you have. Kiosks absorb queues that used to need a full row of tills.
Put the budget where it counts
Move till hours into prep, training, or evening shifts when guests want a real human.


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