Updated 1 October 2026 · Pludor team · 2 sources
A restaurant POS should take orders from every place customers order - the counter, a self-order kiosk, table QR codes and online - into one kitchen display, with one menu and one stock count. Pludor's POS runs in the browser on any tablet and shares its menu and orders with your online ordering page, kiosk mode, kitchen display, table QR codes, reservations and waitlist.
A restaurant POS should take orders from every place customers order - the counter, a self-order kiosk, table QR codes and online - into one kitchen display, with one menu and one stock count. Pludor's POS runs in the browser on any tablet and shares its menu and orders with your online ordering page, kiosk mode, kitchen display, table QR codes, reservations and waitlist.
Yes - customers can order straight from your own online menu and pay through your store, so you skip the delivery-app commission. You deliver with your own drivers or offer pickup. Pludor's restaurant POS includes an online ordering page, and its delivery calculator lets you compare commissions using your own numbers.
A restaurant POS is the system that records and manages orders and payments at the counter, and a good one also takes orders from other channels. The best ones pull counter, kiosk, table QR and online orders into one kitchen display with a single menu. Pludor's POS does exactly that and runs in the browser on any tablet or computer.
Costs vary by provider, so check the fee structure carefully - especially whether cash sales carry a fee. Pludor charges 4.99% + $0.90 per paid online order, with no platform fee on cash sales, and card processing is charged separately by Stripe. The POS itself is free to start with no card needed and no item limit.
Yes - a tablet is all you need. Pludor's Self-Order Kiosk feature turns any tablet into a self-service ordering screen where customers browse the menu and order themselves. Note that card payment on a kiosk needs a connected card reader or QR pay.
You print a QR code for each table, and guests scan it to open your menu and order and pay from their phone. Orders arrive at the kitchen tagged with the table number, so staff know where to bring the food. Pludor includes table QR ordering with its POS, and there's a free QR menu generator to get started.
Not necessarily - many POS systems include a kitchen display, so check before buying one separately. A KDS shows live order tickets with sound alerts so the kitchen never misses a ticket. Pludor includes one, and it shows orders from every channel - online, POS, kiosk and table QR - with auto-print and one-tap status.
Ordering direct means the restaurant keeps more of each sale, since delivery apps charge commissions that vary by app, plan and market. For restaurants, direct ordering also means control over the customer relationship. Pludor's delivery calculator on its restaurant POS page compares app commissions against its 4.99% + $0.90 fee using your own order volume and average ticket.
Yes - Pludor's POS runs in the browser, so it works on any tablet or computer, iPad or Android included. There's nothing to install; you just open the POS and kitchen screens on whatever device you have. That also means you can add devices without buying special hardware.
Yes - many restaurants deliver with their own staff and skip app commissions entirely. You can also use local couriers where available, though Pludor is not a national delivery fleet. Pludor's Local Deliveries feature helps you plan deliveries by zone and batch and assign your drivers.
Start by choosing a food-store setup, then add your menu with items, prices and modifiers, print a QR code per table, and open the POS and kitchen screens on your tablets. In Pludor, choosing the food store type automatically turns on the menu with modifiers, tables, reservations, waitlist and kitchen display. It's free to start with no card needed.
Yes - each table has a QR code; orders arrive tagged with the table.
Yes - it shows orders from every channel with sound alerts, auto-print and one-tap status.
No - there is no platform fee on cash.
Yes - customers order from your own menu and pay through your store; you deliver with your own drivers or offer pickup. The delivery calculator on this page compares commissions using your own numbers.
Yes - online, POS, kiosk and table-QR orders all show on the kitchen display.
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Enter your own numbers, including the commission rate on your current delivery-app contract (it differs by app, plan and market). Pludor's fee is read from our live settings.
Card processing is charged by Stripe on both. Delivery itself (your drivers or local couriers) is separate - this compares the platform fee only.
Free to start - no card, no item limit. Pay only for what you use past the monthly free amounts.
Set up my restaurantChecked 1 October 2026. Fees and rules change; follow the links for the latest.