Tabesto alternatives for restaurants.

It depends on what you use Tabesto for. For your own ordering website and QR table ordering without commission, Menuthere is free to start and $9 a month on Lite.

Yes. Menuthere charges 0% commission on every plan, including the free one (50 orders a month included). Your payment provider's card fee still applies where you take card payments.

Online ordering (Direct: click & collect, ordering from social media, QR table ordering, loyalty, automated marketing), Order & Pay (QR table ordering and payment) and Restaurant Manager (order aggregator, for 350+ orders a month) are quote-only. Kiosks: €179 a month excl. VAT for the first kiosk and €40 for each extra one (support, maintenance and updates included); set-up about €780 per location excl. VAT (delivery from €100, Wi-Fi network €180, commissioning €400); mounts from €99 (wall or counter) or €649 (floor stand); hardware about €2,500 for a first 22-inch kiosk and €2,000 for each extra one (Tabesto FAQ). Commission: Not published. Tabesto markets its online ordering as 'sans commissions', meaning no marketplace commission; the Direct plan is quote-only.. Card processing: Kiosk card payments: IC++ pricing, with Tabesto's commission of 0.70% + €0 per transaction plus interchange and card-scheme fees (custom rates on request, by sales volume and number of locations). Online click & collect payments go through providers such as Adyen (Tabesto FAQ); rates for online and QR payments are not published.. Figures as published by Tabesto, checked 2026-09-26.

Yes. Menuthere's AI imports a menu from a photo, an Instagram post or a Google link, and you can edit every item, size and add-on afterwards.

In India, yes: Razorpay, Cashfree, Easebuzz or OrangePG, set up on Pro. In other countries, not yet: customers pay cash, on delivery or at pickup, and card payments are planned.