Menufy lists $149 a month on a 12-month agreement or $179 month to month, with marketing included. Ser.vi online ordering has no monthly fee: the restaurant pays $0 and the guest pays 5%, with QR ordering and a POS on your iPad.
Toast Mobile Order & Pay is a paid add-on with no published price, on Toast POS and Toast hardware. Ser.vi QR order-and-pay has no monthly fee: the restaurant pays $0 and the guest pays 5%.
Grubhub lists 5%, 15% and 20% marketing commissions, delivery from 10% and $0.30 + 3.05% processing; Grubhub Direct waives commission for Marketplace restaurants. Ser.vi direct ordering is 0% commission to you (the guest pays 5%).
Uber Eats lists 20%, 25% and 30% marketplace fees and 2.5% + $0.29 per order for Webshop. Ser.vi direct ordering is 0% commission to you (the guest pays 5%), with the math on 600 orders a month.
Square, Toast, Clover, Lightspeed, ChowNow, MENU TIGER and Ser.vi on published prices: which plan includes QR ordering, the monthly cost, card rates, and the math on 600 table orders a month.
SpotHopper doesn't publish prices. Ser.vi marketing plans are listed at $249, $449 and $749 a month, with Google Ads, an SEO website and email and SMS campaigns, and you can keep your current POS and online ordering.
Lightspeed lists Starter at 69 USD, Essential 189 and Premium 399, with online and QR ordering not on Starter and card rates unpublished. Ser.vi POS software is $0/mo on your existing iPad, with both included.
TouchBistro and Ser.vi both run on the iPad. TouchBistro starts at $69/mo before payments, hardware and quoted add-ons like online ordering; Ser.vi POS software is $0/mo with online and QR ordering included.
Which restaurant POS systems run on an iPad you own (Ser.vi, Square, TouchBistro, Lightspeed) and which sell their own devices (SpotOn, Toast, Clover), with published prices and worked math.
SpotOn won't run on your own tablets, and its $0 All-In plan carries a 2-year term at 2.79% + 20¢. Ser.vi POS runs on your existing iPad with $0 monthly software; see the worked math.
14 systems compared on who pays the per-order fee, the monthly bill and card processing. Ser.vi costs the restaurant $0 (guests pay 5%); others run from card processing only to $149–$499 a month. Updated November 9, 2026.
A cash discount lowers the posted card price for cash payers; a surcharge adds a fee for paying by card. The math tell at the POS, a practical checklist, and how Ser.vi handles POS fees.
Commission, monthly subscription, flat per-order fee, or a percentage the guest pays. Who pays what on a direct online order, with math on a $35 and $100 order.
"Free" POS usually means free software, not free processing. Worked math on a sample restaurant, a checklist of questions, and how Ser.vi pricing works.
Take large catering orders on your own storefront at 0% commission, with advance scheduling and bulk pricing. Compared with delivery apps, Owner.com, and FlashCater.
GloriaFood reaches end of life on April 30, 2027. A move-out checklist, an honest fee comparison, and where Ser.vi online ordering, QR ordering, and POS fit.
Ser.vi's POS and online ordering software have no contract and no monthly fee. See what "no contract" should cover, the hardware catch, and what to ask.
ChowNow lists plans from $229–$249 a month plus 2.95% + $0.29 per order and a $119–$499 setup fee. Ser.vi online ordering has no monthly fee: the restaurant pays $0 and the guest pays 5%, with the math on 600 orders.
Keep 100% of direct online orders instead of typical 25–30% delivery-app commissions. An honest comparison with DoorDash Direct, DoorDash Marketplace, Uber Eats, and Grubhub.
Ser.vi POS has $0 monthly software. The restaurant pays 3.0% + 20¢ on POS orders by default, with a cash discount option. How it compares to Toast and Square for Restaurants.