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Restaurant cloud, true offline

KwickPOS

A cloud POS for restaurants with a real offline mode. It runs 5,000+ restaurants across the country. The hardware is flexible and it is not tied to one processor.

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PlatformCloud + true offline
HardwareFlexible stations, handhelds, kiosks
Made byKwickPOS
Is KwickPOS for you?

The modern restaurant pick. Cloud control, a real offline mode, and 5,000+ restaurants of track record.

Who it's built for

Restaurants & cafes★ bestBars & nightlife★ bestRetail shopsSalons & spasLiquor & specialty retailServices & B2B

★ best = where we recommend it first. Crossed out = we'll point you to a better system for that business.

What it can do

Included Partial, see note Not available
Works offline
True local mode
Dual pricing ready
Via the payment flow we configure
Online ordering
Commission-free, built in
E-commerce sync
Custom integrations
Multi-location
Central cloud control
Deep inventory
Real-time
Handhelds / mobile
Appointments & booking
Reservations + waitlist
For restaurants & bars
QR pay at the table
Scan to order and pay
Delivery
Third-party + own driver app
Self-order kiosks

What KwickPOS actually is

KwickPOS threads a needle most restaurant systems miss. It runs in the cloud, so you can run the place from any browser, anywhere. But it also keeps a true local mode that holds service together when the internet drops. It has been at this ten years. It handles millions in sales a day across all 50 states.

It covers what a restaurant needs today. Online ordering. QR pay at the table. Kitchen screens. Bookings and a waitlist. Loyalty and gift cards. A driver app for delivery. The hardware is flexible, not locked down, so a broken unit does not cost a fortune to replace.

It is also not tied to one processor. That matters to us. We attach the rate we bid for you, not the one the POS company sets.

A cashier takes an order on a countertop touchscreen at a quick-service counter with the kitchen pass behind.
The line keeps moving even when the internet does not. Interface shown is illustrative.

What it does well

True offline mode

A local backup keeps orders and payments moving when the line drops.

Online ordering built in

Take orders through KwickMenu with no cut taken, sent right to the kitchen.

QR pay-at-table

Guests scan, look and pay from the table. Tables turn faster.

Kitchen display system

Course routing and timing. No paper tickets.

Reservations and waitlist

Bookings and walk-ins in the same system.

Remote everything

Change menus, read reports and set the schedule from any browser.

Our take as your broker

KwickPOS is the modern restaurant pick, and it has the receipts.

Five thousand restaurants. A real offline mode. And hardware that is not tied to one processor, so the rates we bid do the saving.

Pairs with our programs

It is not tied to one processor. So it runs our dual pricing program through the payment flow we set up. Gift and loyalty come with it.

The hardware

Flexible stations

Touchscreen stations in a few sizes. iPads work too.

Handhelds

Tableside ordering and payment devices.

Self-order kiosks

Customers order and pay while staff make food.

Kitchen screens

KDS displays replacing ticket printers.

How businesses run it

The growing QSR

Self-order kiosks clear the line at lunch while the kitchen screen keeps the back on pace.

The full-service restaurant

Handhelds at the table. QR pay for guests in a hurry. Bookings at the door.

The multi-location operator

Run every store from one browser. The reports roll up into one view.

Best for

  • Quick service and sit-down restaurants
  • Bars, cafes and food trucks
  • Multi-location restaurant groups
  • Owners who want cloud control with an offline backup

Where it falls short

It is built for restaurants first. Retail and service shops should look at Korona, Retail Cloud or Growthzilla instead.

We carry eleven systems. That way we never have to push the wrong one on you.

KwickPOS, answered

For a restaurant, how is this different from Clover?

Clover is a do-everything platform that also does restaurants. KwickPOS does restaurants only. Bookings, QR pay and delivery tools are built in, not bolted on through apps. For a pure restaurant, that focus often wins.

Does the offline mode really work?

Yes, it is a true local mode, not a cached promise. Orders, tickets and payments keep going. They sync when the line comes back.

Can guests order and pay by QR code?

Yes. Scan to order and scan to pay, both. That means fewer trips for staff and faster tables.

Does it handle delivery?

It works with outside delivery apps. It also has its own driver app if you run your own drivers.

What does the hardware cost?

Less than locked-down systems, because the hardware is flexible. We quote the exact bundle for your floor plan in the free consult.

Can it run my three locations?

Yes. Central control and rolled-up reports come built in. It is one of the stronger multi-store restaurant setups we carry.

Not sure KwickPOS is the one?

Tell us what your business does. We'll match the system, even when the answer is a cheaper one.