Restaurant POS with published software, hardware and processing options.
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The review
SpotOn publishes two clearly different economic models: a term-based $0 software/hardware option and a month-to-month paid option with lower processing. Restaurants should model both against their actual volume.
Strengths
- + Unusually transparent published pricing
- + Restaurant ordering, table, menu and reporting tools
- + 24/7 support included
Limitations
- − All-In trades lower upfront cost for higher processing and a minimum term
- − Proprietary hardware is required
The facts
Industry rankings
What customers report
- Integrated POS, ordering, reservations and marketing
- Restaurant-oriented design
- User-friendly daily operations
- Reporting accuracy and flexibility concerns
- Setup can require substantial support
- Connectivity, processing and accounting-integration issues appear in reviews
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A compelling restaurant option for buyers who want to compare total cost openly.