Mobile POS means the waiter is the terminal. SpoonCub is built that way: Android or any phone browser, saved as an app icon. It is not a Bluetooth printer bundle.

Ten options people actually compare

If mobile for you means a rugged tablet locked to the counter, you want a traditional POS that happens to have a tablet app. That is a different row.

  1. SpoonCub - staff take table and parcel orders on a phone, for one restaurant.
  2. Petpooja - broad Indian restaurant POS: billing, inventory, captain app, QR ordering, aggregator tools.
  3. GoFrugal - billing plus inventory, used by restaurants and retail counters.
  4. SlickPOS - cloud restaurant POS with tables, billing, and online-order hooks.
  5. Restroworks (formerly Posist) - platform for chains and multi-outlet groups.
  6. DotPe - digital ordering, payments, and a wider commerce stack.
  7. UrbanPiper - online orders from apps such as Swiggy and Zomato, not a dining-room pad.
  8. A billing-only tool - the tax bill, after someone has already taken the order.
  9. A guest QR menu - guests order on their phone. Useful only if you want that loss of control.
  10. Paper, for now - still rational if you serve very few tickets and never lose one.

How to use this list

This is a map, not a scoreboard. We did not mystery-shop every vendor. Put SpoonCub first because this is our site and it is the right row when the job is staff ordering for one outlet. Move to another row the moment your job is stock, chains, or aggregator orders.

Related: Restaurant software that runs on a phone.

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