Petpooja vs Waiterio

Petpooja provides restaurant POS software for billing and restaurant operations. Staff can enter orders, generate bills and kitchen order tickets, split bills, merge tables, and apply discounts or coupons. Inventory tools deduct items automatically, flag low stock, and produce day-end reports. More than 80 reports cover sales, online orders, staff actions, and inventory use.

Its online ordering system lets restaurants manage orders and menus, mark food ready, collect payment, and review revenue. Petpooja describes its dashboard as supporting more than 150 third-party integrations and services. An Offline POS option stores data on a computer at the restaurant, continues billing for up to five days without internet, and syncs when connectivity returns. Listed outlet types range from food courts, cafes, and fine dining to bakeries, large chains, and cloud kitchens. The product is available on Android, iOS, self-hosted setups, web, and Windows. Petpooja offers 24/7 support in the native languages of the states where it operates, as well as a free 10-minute product demo. Core, Growth, and Scale tiers are listed, but prices are region-specific and require contacting Petpooja.

Waiterio is a point-of-sale system for restaurants and bars that manages orders, tables, menus, staff, payments, discounts, and sales reports. It can send orders to the kitchen and generate invoices. Its restaurant website builder accepts online orders and combines them with in-person orders on the same dashboard. Websites can support pickup and delivery scheduling, advance ordering, multiple locations, and contactless delivery requests; a Google Maps integration can show the restaurant’s location. Customers can scan table QR codes to view menus and place orders. Waiterio accepts cash, vouchers, and card payments, using an external terminal or supported phones for card transactions. An external PCI-compliant payment gateway handles card payments, which are not stored or processed on Waiterio’s servers. The system supports thermal printers using ESC POS; documentation recommends Wi-Fi printers and says parallel and serial connections are unsupported. The free plan allows up to 100 orders per month, with each table served counting as one order. Paid plans start at $39 per month for 600 monthly orders.