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DineEngine Kiosk Ordering vs SelfX

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7.4#2 in restaurant self-ordering kiosk softwareFrom ₹4,999 a month
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FactDineEngine Kiosk OrderingSelfX
Founded20082018
HeadquartersWorthington, Ohio, United StatesHyderabad, Telangana, India
IntegrationsDineEngine’s integrations page describes pre-built third-party connectors and names Paytronix and Spendgo as loyalty providers.The integrations page lists Stripe, Razorpay, PhonePe, Pine Labs, Zomato, Swiggy, UberEats, DoorDash, Tally Prime, QuickBooks, Xero, and Zoho Books.
ProductDineEngine describes Kiosk Ordering as cloud-based in-store ordering for touchscreen devices, tablets, and other hardware.SelfX is a hardware and AI software ecosystem for restaurant and retail operations, including cloud POS and self-ordering kiosks.
SecurityThe product page states that the kiosk is PCI compliant and uses DataCap TranCloud secure VPN connectivity to encrypt in-store transactions.The privacy policy says it uses SSL and AES-256 encryption, restricts access to personal information, and is PCI-DSS Level 1 compliant with card data tokenized immediately.
SupportThe company page says its technical support helps keep applications running 24/7.The support page provides ticketing, a knowledge base, phone support Monday through Saturday from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM, and WhatsApp support.

DineEngine Kiosk Ordering plans

  • DineEngine Kiosk OrderingPriced on request

SelfX plans

  • Smart Growth Plan₹4,999 a month
  • Pro Power Plan₹12,999 a month
  • Franchise & HotelPriced on request
  • Free Start Plan—

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 SelfX if…

SelfX suits restaurants, cafés, food courts, cloud kitchens, and retail businesses that need POS, ordering, kitchen, and inventory tools. It also names multi-location chains as an audience.

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