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MyKiosk vs SelfX

MyKiosk

5.9#17 in restaurant self-ordering kiosk software
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SelfX

7.4#2 in restaurant self-ordering kiosk softwareFrom ₹4,999 a month
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FactMyKioskSelfX
Founded19782018
HeadquartersDesio, Monza and Brianza, ItalyHyderabad, Telangana, India
IntegrationsMyTec lists Al Volo, Qodeup, Pienissimo, TheFork PAY, and Deliverect among its integrations and add-ons.The integrations page lists Stripe, Razorpay, PhonePe, Pine Labs, Zomato, Swiggy, UberEats, DoorDash, Tally Prime, QuickBooks, Xero, and Zoho Books.
ProductMyKiosk is a touch-screen self-ordering kiosk for food-service businesses, made by MyTec in Italy.SelfX is a hardware and AI software ecosystem for restaurant and retail operations, including cloud POS and self-ordering kiosks.
SecurityThe maker describes the kiosk enclosure as having a hermetic closure system for security.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.
SupportMyTec lists 7/7 help desk support, phone availability during service hours including evenings and holidays, and on-site maintenance interventions.The support page provides ticketing, a knowledge base, phone support Monday through Saturday from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM, and WhatsApp support.

MyKiosk plans

No prices published.

SelfX plans

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

Pick MyKiosk if…

MyKiosk suits restaurants, fast-food venues, pizzerias, bars, self-service operations, takeaway businesses, and restaurant chains seeking self-ordering. It supports Windows kiosks and web access.

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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