Clover Kiosk vs MyKiosk

Clover Kiosk is a restaurant self-ordering system built around an all-in-one device. Customers browse menus, customize items, and enter orders on a 24-inch display. An 8-inch payment touchscreen and thermal receipt printer are integrated. The kiosk connects to Clover POS and pulls menu items and prices, while orders appear on Clover Kitchen Display System or print to a kitchen printer. Payments support contactless, chip, swipe, and debit PIN methods, with Clover Security end-to-end encryption specified. Wi-Fi, ethernet, and LTE provide connectivity. Restaurants can place the unit on a countertop, mount it to a wall, use an optional floor stand, or use a 100mm VESA mount. The floor stand has high and low settings. Clover lists Order Kiosk for ordering and payment on a Clover device, plus cross-selling and upselling options. The device costs $3,499, paid once, with a $34.95/mo per device software fee.

MyKiosk is MyTec’s touchscreen self-ordering kiosk for food service, available as a complete kiosk or as hardware only. Customers can choose and customize menu items, add loyalty details if they wish, pay using a preferred method, and receive a document bearing an order number. Orders can go to production through a monitor or pager, with customers notified when they are ready for pickup or table delivery. The system supports counter, fast-food, self-service, table-service, takeaway, and delivery operations, and can work independently or connect to MyTec and other restaurant cash-register software. Stores and chains can tailor menus, products, payment methods, ordering content, and delivery types. The complete setup can include a 22–27 inch touchscreen, printer, QR-code reader, and bank POS; automatic cash handling is optional. Its cloud portal and database provide management and reporting. MyKiosk runs on web and Windows, and pricing is on request.