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Hospitality POS comparison.

Sixteen programs for bars and restaurants, plus Food&Service: hospitality POS systems, the POS from payment companies, and booking, stock and delivery tools. Every fact comes from each brand's website and carries its source. Most of them also have their own point-by-point comparison with Food&Service.

By the Food&Service teamData checked on 25 October 2026

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  1. How we made it
  2. At a glance
  3. Hospitality POS systems
  4. POS from payment companies
  5. Booking software
  6. Stock, recipe costing and expenses
  7. Delivery orders
  8. How to choose
  9. Sources
  10. FAQ

How we made it

The Food&Service team made it. We are an interested party, because Food&Service is one of the POS systems on the list: that's why every fact about the other brands carries the number of its source, so you can check it yourself.

Each brand's data comes from its public website, which we checked on 25 October 2026: its product and pricing pages, its terms and its help centre. We don't use press, reviews or forums. We don't show anyone's prices either, not even ours: they change often and depend on each venue, its hardware and what it signs up for. We do explain how each one charges.

There are no scores and no ranking. Each program suits a type of venue: some are installed on your computer, some are tied to card payments and some do one thing alongside the POS you already have. That's why we group them by type and describe what each one does, including what it does well.

At a glance

What each program is, in one sentence, and where to see its comparison with Food&Service.

ProgramWhat it isMore
Food&ServiceAll-in-one cloud POS for hospitality: floor, handheld ordering, kitchen, QR menu, orders, bookings, stock, expenses and invoicing in one program.Discover the POS
ÁgoraPOS software for hospitality and retail by IGT Microelectronics, with its own hardware, handheld ordering and per-venue plans published on its website.Point-by-point comparison
GlopPOS software for hospitality and retail, from Castalla (Alicante), installed on your own Windows computer and sold as a licence through official distributors.Point-by-point comparison
RevoCegid Revo Xef, a restaurant POS that runs on iPad, with a web back office, sold by version through an authorised distributor, according to its website.Point-by-point comparison
TurboposAndroid POS for hospitality, with its own hardware rented with no minimum term and modules you add when you need them, according to its website.Point-by-point comparison
TipsiHospitality POS with orders, payments, bookings and management on a single platform, according to its website. It was born from merging Miss Tipsi and Foodyt.Point-by-point comparison
FoodeoHospitality POS software from a company based in Mutxamel (Alicante), with three plans published on its website, a Windows POS and handhelds for Android or iOS.Point-by-point comparison
Last.appPOS for restaurants, bars, cafés, delivery and dark kitchens, installed as an app on Windows, Android or iPad, with per-venue plans published on its website.Point-by-point comparison
SumUpPayment company that sells its own POS, SumUp TPV, with two software plans and its own hardware that you buy, for cafés, restaurants and other businesses.See its facts
SquareSquare for Restaurants, the hospitality POS from the payment company Square: it handles orders and payments on iPad, Square Register or Square Terminal, according to its website.See its facts
CoverManagerHospitality platform that, according to its website, centralises bookings, payments and customer relations, with CRM, multichannel bookings and a waiting list, and connects to your POS.Point-by-point comparison
TheFork ManagerTheFork's booking management software for restaurants, with floor, customers and marketing, which connects to the POS systems on its list, according to its website.Point-by-point comparison
HaddockRestaurant management software with three modules, finance, operations and human resources: supplier invoices, recipe costing, inventory, orders and staff. It connects to your POS.Point-by-point comparison
GstockCloud platform for purchasing and operations in hospitality and retail: orders, inventory, recipe costing, waste, production and cost reports, according to its website.Point-by-point comparison
tSpoonLabCloud software to manage the kitchen of restaurant groups, hotels and production kitchens: recipe costing, purchasing, delivery notes, inventories and production, according to its website.Point-by-point comparison
YurestRestaurant management software that works alongside the POS: purchasing, AI scanner, recipe costing, stock, finance, quality, HR and central kitchen, according to its website.Point-by-point comparison
DeliverectPlatform that connects your online sales channels with the POS or ERP you already have and sends delivery, takeaway and dine-in orders there, according to its website.Point-by-point comparison

Hospitality POS systems

Programs to run the floor, orders, kitchen, payments and till of a bar or restaurant. What to ask: what hardware they run on, how many devices are included, how you pay and what costs extra.

Food&Service

All-in-one cloud POS for hospitality: floor, handheld ordering, kitchen, QR menu, orders, bookings, stock, expenses and invoicing in one program.

  • Inventory with recipe costing: the cost of each dish comes from what you pay your suppliers and is recalculated with every purchase. Every sale deducts its ingredients, including Glovo and Uber Eats orders.
  • Expenses with AI: you take a photo of the invoice or delivery note, or forward it by email or WhatsApp, and the AI reads it and matches each invoice with its delivery notes. Nothing counts until you approve it, and you get the originals and an Excel file for your accountant.
  • Bookings on the floor plan, in the same POS: no fee per guest or per booking, with a waiting list and reminders. When the guests are seated, the bill is linked to their booking.
  • Handheld ordering on any Android phone or iPhone, with unlimited licences: the POS and handheld ordering run on every device you need, for the same fee. It works in the browser and needs internet, over wifi or mobile data.
  • Glovo and Uber Eats orders come into the POS and go to the kitchen, with no extra tablet at the bar. VeriFactu and TicketBAI included, with the responsible statement published on our website.
  • One plan tailored to your venue, with no minimum term: we give you the final price in the demo. Setup is guided and remote, and support is available every day from 9:00 to 24:00.

Ágora

POS software for hospitality and retail by IGT Microelectronics, with its own hardware, handheld ordering and per-venue plans published on its website.

  • Per-venue plans published on its website, with a number of devices per venue depending on the plan: one, up to 4, up to 8, up to 12 or unlimited. Hardware, installation and other services are extra.1
  • Its handheld app, Ágora Comandas, runs on Android and iOS smartphones and tablets. Ágora Payments integrates the card terminal, Tap to Pay on Android and online payments.23
  • Ágora Bookings for bookings, with its own plans, and Compras y Stock from the Professional plan. For supplier invoices, staff or loyalty, it integrates with other companies such as Haddock, Skello or Zerosix.4156
  • Basic software support Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 18:00; installation, training and out-of-hours support come from its distributor and are paid separately. VeriFactu and TicketBAI on all its plans, according to its pricing page.17

Food&Service vs Ágora, point by point

Glop

POS software for hospitality and retail, from Castalla (Alicante), installed on your own Windows computer and sold as a licence through official distributors.

  • You buy it as a licence you own (Glop MINI and Glop PRO) or with a monthly fee (Glop BUSINESS). In MINI and PRO, updates are paid separately, and modules are priced individually.8
  • Because it's installed on your computer, it keeps working when the connection fails, according to its website, and it sends VeriFactu records to the tax authorities from your own computer.91011
  • Handheld ordering and kitchen monitor on Android, as modules priced individually. The digital menu, Pide y Paga and the online shop are exclusive to Glop BUSINESS, and Just Eat, Glovo or Deliveroo orders come in through Ordatic and Deliverect.1213814
  • Support, installation and training come from the distributor that sells you the licence, and you contract them with that distributor.1510

Food&Service vs Glop, point by point

Revo

Cegid Revo Xef, a restaurant POS that runs on iPad, with a web back office, sold by version through an authorised distributor, according to its website.

  • An initial fee and a monthly fee depending on the version and devices: one in One and Basic, two in Plus and four or more in Pro. The contract renews automatically, and cancellation must be notified to the distributor at least 30 days before the next invoice.16
  • The kitchen display, bookings, the QR menu with online shop and loyalty are separate modules or products: Cegid Revo KDS, Flow, Solo and Intouch.17181920
  • According to its website, it keeps working when the internet goes down and syncs orders and payments once the connection is back. It lists integrations for delivery, bookings, stock, accounting and hotel PMS.2122
  • Adapted to VeriFactu and TicketBAI, according to its website, with a published responsible statement. Support comes from your distributor, who answers the tickets you open from the app or the back office.21232425

Food&Service vs Revo, point by point

Turbopos

Android POS for hospitality, with its own hardware rented with no minimum term and modules you add when you need them, according to its website.

  • Rental with no minimum term, with prices published on its website: each device has an upfront payment and a monthly fee, and each module its own fee. The fee includes licence, support and warranty.2627
  • The digital menu, the ordering Web App, Uber Eats and Glovo, bookings, recipe costing and AI are added as modules. Your Android phone can also be a handheld, with its own monthly licence.2829
  • According to its website, the POS keeps taking payments and orders when the internet goes down, and syncs once it's back. It has a self-service kiosk and an automatic cash drawer.303132
  • Verifactu built in, according to its website, with its POS responsible statement published. Support 365 days a year, from 9:00 to 22:00, by phone.263334

Food&Service vs Turbopos, point by point

Tipsi

Hospitality POS with orders, payments, bookings and management on a single platform, according to its website. It was born from merging Miss Tipsi and Foodyt.

  • A tailored proposal in the demo: according to its website, the cost depends on the number of venues and stations, the modules you need and the hardware.35
  • Tipsi Go, a handheld with card terminal and printer to take orders, take payment and print the receipt at the table. QR menu with ordering and payment from the table.363738
  • Bookings with Tipsi Book, which according to its FAQ “is not yet connected to the POS service”. Uber Eats, Glovo and Just Eat come in through Deliverect, which is contracted separately from its licence.3940
  • Recipe costing and cost control with Tipsi PRO, and Tipsi Multi-local to run several venues from head office. Support 365 days a year, 20 hours a day, according to its website.35414243

Food&Service vs Tipsi, point by point

Foodeo

Hospitality POS software from a company based in Mutxamel (Alicante), with three plans published on its website, a Windows POS and handhelds for Android or iOS.

  • Three plans published on its website (Básico, Profesional and Ilimitado), paid monthly or yearly, plus a one-off setup payment. No minimum term, according to its website.44
  • What you get depends on the plan: from 1 handheld to unlimited; bookings, stock with recipe costing and AI reading of delivery notes from Profesional; QR menu, kitchen display and loyalty in Ilimitado.4445
  • The POS needs a computer or terminal with Windows 10 or later. It sells its own hardware, with a warranty, and accepts yours if it meets those requirements.4446
  • Adapted to VeriFactu and included in all its plans, according to its website, with the responsible statement in its legal notice. Support by chat, tickets, phone, WhatsApp and email.474849

Food&Service vs Foodeo, point by point

Last.app

POS for restaurants, bars, cafés, delivery and dark kitchens, installed as an app on Windows, Android or iPad, with per-venue plans published on its website.

  • Per-venue plans published on its website (Starter, Growth and Unlimited), with two, four or unlimited POS licences and a one-off installation payment. Monthly billing has no minimum term; yearly billing renews automatically.5051
  • Its delivery integrator connects Glovo, Uber Eats and Just Eat with the POS and can be used to launch virtual brands. The Book, its booking manager, shows the day's bookings on the floor plan.525354
  • According to its website, it keeps recording orders and sales when the internet goes down, and syncs once it's back. LastKDS, the kitchen display, is an add-on paid per venue.555650
  • Its sales stock counts the units on sale and hides the product when it runs out, also on Glovo and Uber Eats. For inventory it connects with Gstock, and for supplier invoices, with Haddock.575859

Food&Service vs Last.app, point by point

POS from payment companies

SumUp and Square are payment companies that also sell their own POS, and that POS is tied to their card payments: you take payments with their card terminals and each payment carries their fee. What to check is which restaurant features each plan includes.

SumUp

Payment company that sells its own POS, SumUp TPV, with two software plans and its own hardware that you buy, for cafés, restaurants and other businesses.

  • Two software plans, an entry plan and TPV Plus, with a monthly fee, and every card payment carries SumUp's fee. According to its help centre, TPV Plus has a 12-month contract that renews automatically.6061
  • Restaurant features come with TPV Plus: the floor plan, several connected ordering devices, kitchen printers and QR Pedir y pagar. The kitchen display and the kiosk are separate add-ons.606162
  • You buy the hardware, in one payment or in instalments: SumUp TPV has two screens and the customer one doubles as a card terminal. Orders sync between TPV Lite, SumUp Terminal and its app for iOS and Android phones and tablets.63646566
  • According to its website, it offers VeriFactu and TicketBAI, which you turn on from its web dashboard, and each sale is sent to the tax authorities in real time.67

Square

Square for Restaurants, the hospitality POS from the payment company Square: it handles orders and payments on iPad, Square Register or Square Terminal, according to its website.

  • Three plans: an entry plan; Plus, with a monthly fee per location and unlimited devices; and Prémium, tailored. On all of them each card payment carries Square's fee, and its website says there are no long-term contracts.6869
  • Subscriptions don't include hardware: the devices are bought, in a single payment or financed. The mobile POS for taking orders at the table and the Square KDS kitchen display come with Plus and Prémium.68
  • Glovo, Uber Eats and Just Eat orders reach the POS, with partners such as Deliverect and Otter. Bookings through OpenTable; inventory and costs through integrations such as tSpoonLab, MarketMan or Haddock.69
  • VeriFactu responsibility statement published on its website, with records sent to the tax authorities through Fiskaly. According to its website, it needs internet to work normally; if it goes down, you can keep taking payments on its devices for a limited time.7069

Booking software

Single-purpose tools for bookings, paid on top of the POS and, according to each one's website, connected to some POS systems. Food&Service has bookings in the same program, on the floor plan.

CoverManager

Hospitality platform that, according to its website, centralises bookings, payments and customer relations, with CRM, multichannel bookings and a waiting list, and connects to your POS.

  • Fixed monthly subscription per venue, with three plans and add-ons activated separately, with no minimum term. Direct bookings carry no fee; card requests and prepayments carry a fee depending on the plan.7172
  • It takes bookings from its widget on your website, Google Reserve, Instagram Reserve and other booking platforms, guides and apps, with the availability you choose for each channel.7273
  • Deposits, prepayments and card holds, a waiting list, a CRM with SMS and email campaigns, and an AI phone assistant as an add-on.74757677
  • It connects to your POS: its directory lists Lightspeed, ORACLE Simphony and ICG, and the integration opens the bill for the booked table when the guest arrives.7879

Food&Service vs CoverManager, point by point

TheFork Manager

TheFork's booking management software for restaurants, with floor, customers and marketing, which connects to the POS systems on its list, according to its website.

  • Three plans (Visibility, Performance and Enterprise) with a monthly subscription. Bookings from TheFork, Tripadvisor and their partners pay a fee based on the average spend per guest; those from your website, Instagram and Facebook are included.8081
  • It brings together bookings from TheFork, Google, your website, Instagram, Facebook and Tripadvisor. TheFork is the official online booking partner of the MICHELIN Guide, according to its website.8082
  • Depending on the plan, floor plan and waiting list, card imprint and prepayment, and TheFork PAY so guests pay from the TheFork app.8083
  • From the Performance plan it connects to the POS systems on its list, such as Lightspeed, Oracle or ZoneSoft: when you mark the booking as arrived or seated, the table opens in the POS.8480

Food&Service vs TheFork Manager, point by point

Stock, recipe costing and expenses

Tools for purchasing, inventory, recipe costing and supplier invoices that work with your POS sales and are paid on top of it. Food&Service brings this into the same program you take payments with.

Haddock

Restaurant management software with three modules, finance, operations and human resources: supplier invoices, recipe costing, inventory, orders and staff. It connects to your POS.

  • Module-based plans published on its website, depending on the documents you digitise each month, with one plan per venue. Yearly contract unless another term is agreed, with automatic renewal and a separate activation fee.8586
  • Fina, its AI agent, collects invoices from your inbox, matches them with delivery notes and raises an issue if they don't match. Recipe costing that updates with the latest purchase price, and an alert when an ingredient goes up.878889
  • Bank reconciliation, sending invoices to Holded or exporting them for your accounting, supplier orders and shifts with Haddock HR.90919293
  • It connects to the POS systems on its list or to any that uses its generic API; otherwise, you import sales by hand or with Excel.949596

Food&Service vs Haddock, point by point

Gstock

Cloud platform for purchasing and operations in hospitality and retail: orders, inventory, recipe costing, waste, production and cost reports, according to its website.

  • Monthly fee depending on the plan (Zero, One, Premium or Premium + Ventas) and the number of venues, with no minimum term, according to its website. OCR reading of delivery notes is an extra module.979899100
  • It works with the sales from the POS you use: “What isn't recorded in the POS, Gstock doesn't take into account”, says its website. The POS link comes with the Premium and Premium + Ventas plans.10198
  • Built for several sites: supplier orders with suggestions based on stock, transfers between venues, and actual versus theoretical cost.10299103
  • Connectors with accounting software such as Business Central, Holded, Sage 200 C or A3 ERP, and an app for iOS and Android.10410597

Food&Service vs Gstock, point by point

tSpoonLab

Cloud software to manage the kitchen of restaurant groups, hotels and production kitchens: recipe costing, purchasing, delivery notes, inventories and production, according to its website.

  • Monthly subscription with rates by sector published on its website. No minimum term: it asks for one month's notice to cancel.106107
  • Recipe costing that recalculates the cost of preparations when a product's price changes, and AI recognition of delivery notes on accounts with tspoonFast Pro.108109110
  • Its help centre says tSpoonLab doesn't have a POS module: sales come from your POS, through an integration your advisor activates or a CSV file.111
  • For production kitchens, production planning, HACCP, batches and labelling. Each account has an assigned advisor.112107

Food&Service vs tSpoonLab, point by point

Yurest

Restaurant management software that works alongside the POS: purchasing, AI scanner, recipe costing, stock, finance, quality, HR and central kitchen, according to its website.

  • Yurest Lite, for independent restaurants, with a monthly fee per venue published on its website and no minimum term. Yurest Planes, for groups, is module-based.113114
  • Its FAQ says Yurest doesn't replace your POS but works alongside it. It integrates with POS systems such as Revo, Glop, Hiopos or Last.app, and its help centre explains that most integrations check the POS every hour.115116117
  • Its own AI scanner for delivery notes, invoices and payslips, and recipe costing that updates with the latest purchase price of each ingredient.118119
  • A profit and loss account updated daily, clock-in with shifts and holidays, and purchasing from a parent account with agreed prices for groups.120121122

Food&Service vs Yurest, point by point

Delivery orders

Tools that bring orders from delivery platforms and your own channels into your POS, paid on top of the POS. Food&Service connects Glovo and Uber Eats in the same program, with no other tool in between.

Deliverect

Platform that connects your online sales channels with the POS or ERP you already have and sends delivery, takeaway and dine-in orders there, according to its website.

  • Tailored pricing: according to its terms, a fee per location, a fee per order or a mix of both, plus a one-off implementation fee. Subscriptions renew automatically unless you give the set notice.123124
  • It brings several platforms together: its FAQ names Uber Eats and Just Eat, “and many more”. It publishes the menu on all your channels and pauses sold-out items.125126
  • Each POS integration says so: “This integration requires a subscription to Revo and to Deliverect.” Without a POS, its Delivery Manager app brings orders together on a tablet.127128
  • Also an online shop with your brand, self-service kiosks, delivery with your own fleet or third parties, and several virtual brands from a single account.129130131132

Food&Service vs Deliverect, point by point

How to choose

  1. What hardware it runs on and how many devicesSome POS systems are installed on Windows, others run on iPad or Android, and others in the browser of any device. Also ask how many devices the fee covers: in some it depends on the plan and in others each device is paid separately.
  2. How many programs you end up paying forAdd up the POS and everything that's extra: bookings, stock, supplier invoices, delivery, the kitchen display. Each tool has its own fee and contract. In Food&Service they're in the same program.
  3. Stock and recipe costingCheck whether stock goes down on its own with each sale and whether the cost of each dish updates with what you pay your suppliers. If another program handles stock, ask how your POS sales reach it and how often.
  4. Minimum term and hardwareRead the contract: whether there's a minimum term or automatic renewal and with what notice, and whether the hardware is bought, yours or rented. That way you know what happens the day you want to switch.
  5. VeriFactu and the responsible statementSpain's tax authorities don't approve software: each manufacturer signs a responsible statement, and you can ask your POS provider for theirs. VeriFactu is postponed to October 2028: Spain's Ministry of Finance announced it on 5 October 2026 and it still has to be published in the BOE, Spain's official gazette; until then, the legal dates are 1 January 2027 for companies and 1 July 2027 for everyone else.
  6. DeliveryIf you sell on Glovo, Uber Eats or other platforms, check whether orders come straight into the POS and go to the kitchen, or whether you need an integrator that's paid separately. And whether sold-out dishes are removed on their own.

Sources

Written by the Food&Service team. Each brand's data comes from its public website, which we checked on 25 October 2026, and each fact carries the number of its source. The Food&Service data is that of our POS on the same date. We don't show anyone's prices: they change often and depend on each venue.

  1. Ágora pricing and plans agorapos.com
  2. Ágora Comandas agorapos.com
  3. Ágora Payments agorapos.com
  4. Ágora Bookings agorapos.com
  5. Ágora Compras y Stock agorapos.com
  6. Ágora integrations and partners agorapos.com
  7. Ágora and VeriFactu agorapos.com
  8. Glop versions (MINI, PRO and BUSINESS) glop.es
  9. Glop home page glop.es
  10. Why Glop glop.es
  11. Glop and VeriFactu glop.es
  12. Glop Android ordering glop.es
  13. Glop kitchen monitor glop.es
  14. Glop delivery and takeaway glop.es
  15. Glop frequently asked questions glop.es
  16. Revo SaaS general terms cegid.com
  17. Cegid Revo KDS cegid.com
  18. Cegid Revo Flow (bookings) cegid.com
  19. Cegid Revo Solo (QR ordering and payments) cegid.com
  20. Cegid Revo Intouch (loyalty) cegid.com
  21. Cegid Revo Xef product page cegid.com
  22. Cegid Revo integrations cegid.com
  23. Cegid Revo Xef VeriFactu responsible statement cegid.com
  24. Cegid Revo Xef customer support cegid.com
  25. How to open a support ticket (Revo help centre) support.revoxef.works
  26. Turbopos: POS, hardware, modules and FAQ turbopos.es
  27. Turbopos hardware configurator and rental turbopos.es
  28. Turbopos PRO and its modules turbopos.es
  29. Turbopos handheld turbopos.es
  30. Turbopos POS and integrated card terminal turbopos.es
  31. Turbopos self-service kiosk turbopos.es
  32. Turbopos automatic cash drawer turbopos.es
  33. Turbopos VeriFactu responsible statement turbopos.es
  34. Turbopos support turbopos.es
  35. Tipsi POS for restaurants tipsitpv.com
  36. Tipsi handhelds tipsitpv.com
  37. Tipsi hardware tipsitpv.com
  38. Order and pay with Tipsi tipsitpv.com
  39. Tipsi Book, booking management tipsitpv.com
  40. Tipsi POS for dark kitchens tipsitpv.com
  41. Tipsi POS for franchises tipsitpv.com
  42. Kit Digital with Tipsi tipsitpv.com
  43. Tipsi: POS software for hospitality tipsitpv.com
  44. Foodeo plans and pricing foodeo.es
  45. How many handhelds can I use? (Foodeo help centre) academy.foodeo.es
  46. Foodeo hardware foodeo.es
  47. Foodeo legal notice, with its VeriFactu responsible statement foodeo.es
  48. VeriFactu in Foodeo (help centre) academy.foodeo.es
  49. Foodeo support foodeo.es
  50. Last.app pricing last.app
  51. Last.app terms and conditions last.app
  52. Last.app delivery integrator last.app
  53. The Book, the Last.app booking manager last.app
  54. Floor plan side panel (Last.app help centre) help.last.app
  55. Last.app POS software last.app
  56. What the KDS is and how to set it up (Last.app help centre) help.last.app
  57. Last.app sales stock (product update) last.app
  58. Last.app integration with Gstock (help centre) help.last.app
  59. Last.app integration with Haddock (help centre) help.last.app
  60. SumUp TPV software plans sumup.com
  61. What is TPV Plus? (SumUp help centre) help.sumup.com
  62. QR order and pay (SumUp help centre) help.sumup.com
  63. SumUp TPV hardware sumup.com
  64. SumUp Spain website sumup.com
  65. What is SumUp TPV? (SumUp help centre) help.sumup.com
  66. Order syncing (SumUp help centre) help.sumup.com
  67. SumUp and the Spanish anti-fraud law (VeriFactu and TicketBAI) sumup.com
  68. Square for Restaurants: plans and FAQ squareup.com
  69. Square for Restaurants squareup.com
  70. Square VeriFactu responsibility statement squareup.com
  71. CoverManager pricing and plans covermanager.com
  72. CoverManager booking system covermanager.com
  73. CoverManager multichannel bookings covermanager.com
  74. CoverManager payment management covermanager.com
  75. CoverManager virtual waiting list (OnTheGo) covermanager.com
  76. CoverManager hospitality CRM covermanager.com
  77. CoverManager AI solutions covermanager.com
  78. CoverManager integrations covermanager.com
  79. CoverManager integration with ICG covermanager.com
  80. TheFork Manager plans and pricing theforkmanager.com
  81. TheFork Manager restaurant calculator theforkmanager.com
  82. TheFork Manager for MICHELIN restaurants theforkmanager.com
  83. TheFork PAY, pay at table theforkmanager.com
  84. TheFork Manager and your POS theforkmanager.com
  85. Haddock pricing haddock.app
  86. Haddock terms and conditions haddock.app
  87. Fina and Haddock's AI agents haddock.app
  88. Haddock recipe costing haddock.app
  89. Products and purchase prices in Haddock haddock.app
  90. Connecting the bank for bank reconciliation (Haddock help centre) support.haddock.app
  91. Haddock integration with Holded support.haddock.app
  92. Supplier orders with Haddock haddock.app
  93. Haddock HR haddock.app
  94. Haddock POS integrations haddock.app
  95. Generic POS integration (Haddock help centre) support.haddock.app
  96. Questions about sales and POS (Haddock help centre) support.haddock.app
  97. Gstock demo and FAQ g-stock.es
  98. Gstock plans g-stock.es
  99. Gstock stock and inventory control g-stock.es
  100. Gstock delivery note digitisation with OCR g-stock.es
  101. Gstock and POS integrations g-stock.es
  102. Supplier orders with Gstock g-stock.es
  103. Gstock reports g-stock.es
  104. Gstock and accounting g-stock.es
  105. Gstock integrations g-stock.es
  106. tSpoonLab for restaurant groups (pricing) tspoonlab.com
  107. tSpoonLab FAQ tspoonlab.com
  108. tSpoonLab features tspoonlab.com
  109. Product price calculation (tSpoonLab help centre) tspoonlab.com
  110. Receiving delivery notes with AI (tSpoonLab help centre) tspoonlab.com
  111. Sales integration through POS systems (tSpoonLab help centre) tspoonlab.com
  112. tSpoonLab for production kitchens tspoonlab.com
  113. Yurest Lite for independent restaurants yurest.com
  114. Yurest for growing groups yurest.com
  115. Yurest website yurest.com
  116. Yurest integrations yurest.com
  117. How POS sales arrive (Yurest help centre) soporte.yurest.com
  118. Yurest AI scanner yurest.com
  119. Kitchen and recipe costing in Yurest yurest.com
  120. Financial management in Yurest yurest.com
  121. Human resources in Yurest yurest.com
  122. Purchasing and suppliers in Yurest yurest.com
  123. Deliverect pricing deliverect.com
  124. Deliverect terms and conditions deliverect.com
  125. Deliverect FAQ deliverect.com
  126. Deliverect menu management deliverect.com
  127. Deliverect integration with Revo deliverect.com
  128. Deliverect Delivery Manager App deliverect.com
  129. Deliverect Direct: direct ordering deliverect.com
  130. Deliverect Kiosk deliverect.com
  131. Dispatch by Deliverect deliverect.com
  132. Virtual brands with Deliverect deliverect.com

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Questions about hospitality POS systems.

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  • What POS does a bar or restaurant need?

    It depends on your venue. A bar with a terrace needs fast handheld ordering; a restaurant with bookings and a kitchen needs the floor plan, the kitchen display and stock; a group needs to see all its venues. Check what hardware it runs on, how many devices are included, what's extra, whether there's a minimum term and who supports you. And compare what you'd pay in total, not just the POS fee.

  • Why are there no prices?

    Because they change often and depend on each venue: the hardware, the devices, the modules and what you sign up for. We explain how each one charges according to its website: a fee per venue, per device or per module, a licence you own, or a fee per payment or per order. We give you the final Food&Service price in the demo.

  • Can I stop paying for several tools?

    It depends on which ones you use. Food&Service brings together in one program the POS, handheld ordering, the kitchen display, bookings on the floor plan, inventory with recipe costing, expenses with AI, time tracking and Glovo and Uber Eats orders. It doesn't reconcile with the bank and isn't accounting software. In the demo we look at what it covers in your case; before cancelling anything, check the notice period and minimum term of each contract.

  • Which POS works without internet?

    Glop is installed on your Windows computer and, according to its website, keeps working when the connection fails. Revo, Turbopos and Last.app also say on their websites that they keep taking payments when the internet goes down and sync once it's back. Food&Service runs in the cloud and needs internet, over wifi or mobile data. If the connection often drops at your venue, ask each one what you can do in the meantime.

  • Can I use booking or stock software with the POS I already have?

    Yes, if your POS is among the ones it integrates with. According to their websites, CoverManager and TheFork Manager connect to the POS systems on their lists, and Haddock, Gstock, tSpoonLab and Yurest take the sales from your POS to deduct stock. Deliverect requires a subscription to your POS as well as its own. Food&Service is the POS and includes bookings, inventory with recipe costing and expenses.

  • Do they comply with VeriFactu?

    Spain's tax authorities don't approve software: each manufacturer signs a responsible statement, and the Food&Service one is published on our website. For the other brands we report what their websites say; ask your POS provider for its statement. VeriFactu is postponed to October 2028: Spain's Ministry of Finance announced it on 5 October 2026 and it still has to be published in the BOE, Spain's official gazette; until then, the legal dates are 1 January 2027 for companies and 1 July 2027 for everyone else.

  • Are all POS systems here?

    No. These are the ones hospitality businesses ask us about most, from hospitality POS systems to booking, stock and delivery tools. If one is missing, write to us and we'll look into it.

  • Who made this comparison?

    The Food&Service team, using the data each brand publishes on its website, checked on 25 October 2026. Each fact carries its source. If something has changed or isn't accurate, write to us and we'll fix it.

Data checked on 25 October 2026

Written by the Food&Service team.

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Denis, from Cafetería Aretha

La plataforma de FYS TPV funciona muy bien: es clara, práctica y bastante completa. Además, el equipo de atención al cliente responde rápido y siempre con muy buena disposición. Muy satisfecha con el servicio.

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  • Adrián Pintor

    Después de varios meses con ellos, todo funciona muy bien. El software es sencillo de usar, intuitivo, y si alguna vez he tenido alguna duda, han estado ahí para resolverla. Los recomiendo.

  • Ely Torrejon

    Programa muy rápido y fácil de gestionar, con todos los servicios. Los chicos te atienden muy rápido para cualquier duda, llaman enseguida. Muy recomendable.

  • Gastro In Situ

    Al equipo de FOOD&SERVICE agradecerles el apoyo y ayuda que he estado recibiendo estos días. Le he dado un vuelco total al sistema y es de muchísima ayuda.

  • Jhosep Mejia delgado

    Excelente experiencia con FoodyService. Desde el primer momento, el trato ha sido profesional, cercano y muy atento. Destaco especialmente la rapidez, la buena comunicación y la disposición para resolver cualquier duda o incidencia. Da gusto trabajar con una empresa que se preocupa de verdad por ofrecer un buen servicio y facilitar las cosas al cliente. Totalmente recomendables. ¡Muchas gracias por vuestra atención y profesionalidad!

  • San Basilio

    Excelente experiencia con FoodyService. Es una plataforma muy completa, intuitiva y fácil de gestionar. La atención y el soporte técnico han sido rápidos, cercanos y muy resolutivos. Nos ha permitido modernizar la carta y mejorar notablemente la presentación de nuestros productos. Sin duda, un servicio muy recomendable para cualquier negocio de hostelería. Lo recomiendo al 100%

  • nerea garcia urueña

    Escelente

  • JORGE MARTIN VACAS

    Estoy encantado con la aplicación y con la atención que he recibido, me han ayudado en todo momento y con una rapidez increíble a mis dudas. Por el momento muy muy recomendable

  • Enrique Ros

    sin duda en mis veinticinco años de hostelería es el mejor programa que he usado que yo recuerde... como cocinero es genial poder tener las comandas en mi tablet a tiempo real.... ya que a la velocidad que el camarero coge la comanda yo veo en la tablet lo que tengo que elaborar... y poquito a poco el sistema de almacén y escandallo es genial.. y no cabe duda y lo más importante el servicio técnico de apoyo 24 horas que son súper amables y atentos

  • Wabi-Sabi Cuina Japonesa

    O atendimento foi excelente desde o início: comercial explica bem os itens inclusos no plano escolhido e depois com a equipe de suporte, no nosso caso foi o Eugenio que nos atendeu, foram rápidos e profissionais. Tudo que temos de duvida ele nos orienta rapidamente e a aplicação é simples e intuitiva de trabalhar.

  • Keli Martins

    Desde o primeiro contato até a instalação e depois com a utilização do sistema é tudo muito tranquilo e fácil. O atendimento é excelente e muito profissional. Eu troquei de aplicação e essa está me atendendo com muita qualidade, tem tudo que necesitamos e consigo acompanhar tudo da minha casa .

  • Nicole Ceolin

    Super Manuel! Mi ha installato il programma per la cassa nel mio locale in Fuengirola. É stato attento e professionale, con molta pazienza mi ha mostrato come utilizzare il programma e ha risposto a tutte le mie domande. Sono davvero soddisfatta! Consigliatissimo ;)

  • Amz

    Acierto total con esta empresa para mi nuevo TPV con comanderos, sistema completo. En cuanto al software super completo pero super amigable, fácil, práctico, completo, ideal. Y si quiero destacar a Manu, el técnico que nos ha acompañado en la instalación, profesional, conocedor sin dudar en ninguna de las muchas dudas que le hemos preguntado, y amable como ninguno. Deseando estrenarlo !!!Muchas gracias por todo

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