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Kiosk Pro vs QikServe Pay at Table

Kiosk Pro

6.5#3 in self-service kiosk softwareFrom $5 a month
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HeadquartersFrederick, Maryland, United StatesEdinburgh, United Kingdom
IntegrationsEnterprise includes a Zapier integration that can trigger actions in other web apps such as Gmail or Mailchimp.The datasheet lists POS integrations including Oracle Micros, NCR Aloha, Dinerware, Access, Maitre’D, Squirrel Systems, POSitouch and XPI, plus payment integrations FreedomPay, Global Payments and Stripe.
Intended usersThe maker identifies education, government, healthcare, libraries, manufacturing, museums, nonprofits, hospitality, retail, service providers, and events as audiences for self-service kiosks.QikServe describes its platform as serving hospitality businesses and names Denny's, Wynn Resorts, LEGOLAND, Wing Stop, Fridays, and Hard Rock Café among brands it powers.
SupportThe maker provides in-app documentation and 24/7 Knowledge Base access, and software support inquiries are handled without phone support.The product page provides [email protected] as its contact address.

Kiosk Pro plans

  • Kiosk Pro Lite$5 a month
  • Kiosk Pro Basic$24.99, paid once
  • Kiosk Pro Plus$49.99, paid once
  • Kiosk Pro Enterprise$99.99, paid once
  • Remote Management Server$149 a year
  • Version Control & Rebranding$950 a year

QikServe Pay at Table plans

  • QikServe Pay at TablePriced on request

Pick Kiosk Pro if…

Kiosk Pro suits organizations setting up self-service or information kiosks on iPads and iPhones. Lite may fit users who want to build kiosk pages without code, while higher versions support locally stored content.

Pick QikServe Pay at Table if…

This service suits hospitality businesses that want guests to retrieve and pay checks on their own mobile devices. Its listed uses include table, counter, and drive-thru payments.

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