| Commission per order | 0% | 3% Choice fee on delivery and takeaway orders paid online on Basic (free) and Standard; 0% on Smart and Pro. Cash orders carry no Choice fee. | The price list says '0% prowizji od zamówień online' (0% commission on online orders). Its FAQ says Restaumatic takes no commission and restaurants pay only the package subscription. The general terms (OWU, in force from 1 April 2026, section 9) say the restaurant pays either a commission on every order placed through the system, including cancelled orders, or a subscription ('Abonament'). The terms define that subscription as depending on the number of orders. QR orders carry no commission apart from the payment provider's. Rates are set in each restaurant's agreement and are not published. Forbes (2020/2021) reported a standard 3.8 to 6.8% per order, capped at 799 zł a month. | 0% | No percentage commission (GoPOS calls GoOrder commission-free). Basic and Pro include 50 and 200 online orders a month; each order above that is charged from 0.40 zł to 1.50 zł depending on volume. Unlimited has no per-order fee. | 0% | 0% | 0% | 0% | 1.8% per order on every plan (the pricing page's 'Per Order Commisson' row; its FAQ calls it a 1.8% transaction fee on every order). The same pricing page, the Features page and the homepage say cash orders carry 0% commission, and the homepage sign-up form promises 'zero commission'. |
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| Contract | Month to month, cancel anytime; no refunds; annual billing only on request | Monthly, or a fixed 12- or 24-month term at 10% or 20% off. Under the Polish partner terms, the flexible monthly plan needs 3 calendar months' notice to cancel, or 6 months if the restaurant uses QR pay-at-table. A restaurant that leaves a fixed term early must pay the rest of the term. Choice can change its price list with 14 days' notice, and can end the contract at once in writing, even without cause. | The agreement has no end date. For the online ordering service (website, mobile app, QR Waiter), notice is 1 month in the first year, 2 months in the second and 3 months from the third year, ending at the end of a calendar month. RePOS and add-ons have 1 month's notice. If the restaurant changes or removes the Restaumatic site on its domain before the agreement ends, the terms allow a penalty of three times the average monthly fees of the last 3 months. Restaumatic can change the fees by email notice; the restaurant then has 14 days to withdraw, and silence counts as acceptance. (General terms, section 18.) | Month to month; 7-day free trial on Lite and Pro | Monthly or annual licence. The annual licence is paid up front, is up to 19% cheaper, and is not refunded if the venue closes early. The terms say the agreement runs for the period of the chosen plan, closing the account does not cancel fees for the period already bought, and if GoPOS ends a fixed-term agreement for reasons on the customer's side (such as late payment) it can claim the remaining fees as a contractual penalty. Moving to a lower package takes effect from the next billing period. | Depends on the country. Germany: 36-, 12- or 3-month terms (shorter terms cost more). France: 12 months, 3 months or no commitment. Italy: 12 months, 6 months or no commitment. Spain (DISH Premium): 12 months, 6 months or no commitment. Poland and Croatia: 12 months or no commitment. The Austrian, Czech, Hungarian, Romanian and Slovak pages show no term. | No fixed term. The SaaS contract runs for an indefinite period, and fees are billed monthly (due by the 15th for the current month). The restaurant ends it by emailing a request to delete its account and pays fees up to that date. Ordering Stack must give 15–30 days' notice to end it, and price changes take effect at least 14 days after they are published. | Prepaid 30-day or 360-day subscription periods per location, paid through PayU. The agreement ends when the paid period ends; modules can be switched off (terms, pricing FAQ). | Licence agreement for an indefinite period, cancellable with one month's notice to the end of a calendar month (if paid in advance, not before the end of the prepaid period). Pay monthly, quarterly or yearly; seasonal businesses can suspend the sales module at a much lower fee. Under the licence terms (in force from 4 March 2025), contracts signed under a promotion are fixed-term and cannot be ended early, and POSbistro may change prices once a calendar year with email notice at least 14 days before the month ends; a customer who rejects the change within 14 days ends the contract with one month's notice. | No contract published. Lifetime plans are paid once; add-ons are billed yearly or monthly. The pricing page offers a '100 % Money Back Guarantee' and a 90-day growth guarantee (250 orders in 90 days or FoodChow keeps working for free), but the refund policy says service fees charged to restaurant owners are non-refundable. |
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