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DineEngine Kiosk Ordering vs Lightspeed Restaurant

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FactDineEngine Kiosk OrderingLightspeed Restaurant
Founded20082005
HeadquartersWorthington, Ohio, United StatesMontreal, Quebec, Canada
IntegrationsDineEngine’s integrations page describes pre-built third-party connectors and names Paytronix and Spendgo as loyalty providers.The product connects with hotel PMS software, employee-management tools, loyalty programs and partners such as 7shifts and OpenTable.
SecurityThe product page states that the kiosk is PCI compliant and uses DataCap TranCloud secure VPN connectivity to encrypt in-store transactions.Lightspeed states that cloud POS communications use end-to-end encryption and that data access is heavily restricted and protected via cloud partners.
SupportThe company page says its technical support helps keep applications running 24/7.Lightspeed offers 24/7 phone and chat support, one-on-one onboarding and a dedicated account manager.

DineEngine Kiosk Ordering plans

  • DineEngine Kiosk OrderingPriced on request

Lightspeed Restaurant plans

  • Starter$69 a month
  • Essential$189 a month
  • Premium$399 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Pick DineEngine Kiosk Ordering if…

DineEngine Kiosk Ordering suits restaurants and other venues seeking in-store ordering on browser-capable kiosk hardware. It is relevant to operators who need dine-in or take-out ordering sent to a POS and can use Heartland-enabled card readers.

Pick Lightspeed Restaurant if…

It is aimed at hospitality businesses, including restaurants, hotels and operators managing multiple locations. It may suit teams that need POS, ordering, table management and business integrations.

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