CodeOrder Kiosk vs MyKiosk

CodeOrder Kiosk turns a tablet into a self-service ordering station for restaurant customers. They can browse a menu, customise items and pay without staff intervention, with guided steps for add-ons, sizes and cooking preferences. Menu prices, stock levels and sold-out items update in real time from WooCommerce, which must be installed and active because CodeOrder is a WordPress plugin. A kiosk can use its assigned Stripe Terminal reader, with a global reader fallback. Tokenized kiosk URLs support location and reader assignment; lockdown mode keeps the tablet in a single-app experience compatible with guided access. An idle screen can display promotional videos, daily specials or brand content. The kiosk integrates with CodeOrder POS, KDS and Stripe Terminal; the product page also lists Star, Epson, Stripe and 20+ other platforms. Self-order kiosk mode is available in Pro and Agence, but not Starter. Starter costs $9.90 per month, Pro $14.90 per month and Agence $31.90 per month. A 14-day trial is offered.

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.