A quick service POS built for throughput.
Counter orders, table QR orders, online orders and delivery all land in the same kitchen queue — bilingual EN/FR, on hardware we ship and support Canada-wide.
In QSR, throughput is the only metric.
Quick service does not have a table to hide a slow system behind. Every one of these shows up directly in your covers per hour.
Orders arriving from four places at once
Counter, table, your own online ordering and the delivery apps. If they arrive in four different queues, the kitchen is the one reconciling them.
Delivery orders re-keyed by hand
Re-typing a DoorDash or Uber Eats order into the POS is both the slowest and the most error-prone minute of the shift.
No visibility on prep time
Without a real ticket clock, nobody knows which orders are late until a guest asks.
Software priced per screen
QSR needs screens — line, expo, pass. Paying monthly for each one punishes exactly the setup that makes you faster.
Built for how quick-service restaurants actually run.
One kitchen queue for every channel
Counter, table QR, your own online ordering and delivery orders all arrive in the same real-time kitchen queue, in the order they came in — so the line works one screen instead of reconciling four sources.
Delivery without re-keying
DoorDash and Uber Eats orders flow in rather than being typed in by hand, which removes both the slowest minute of the shift and the most common source of wrong orders.
Prep timers on every ticket
Each ticket carries its own clock, so the line and the pass can see what is running late while there is still time to do something about it.
No per-screen software fee
$14 CAD per location per month. Line, expo and pass screens add no monthly software cost, so your kitchen layout is a kitchen decision.
Bilingual EN/FR end to end
Guest ordering, kitchen tickets and receipts all run bilingual, per location — useful anywhere in Canada and necessary in parts of it.
$14 CAD per location, per month.
Free setup, no per-screen or per-terminal software fee, and hardware to buy or lease. Payment processing is separate, as it is everywhere.
- One published price, no quote required
- Setup and onboarding included
- Screens and handhelds add no monthly fee
- Bilingual EN/FR at every touchpoint
Straight answers.
What is a quick service restaurant POS?
It is a point of sale built for speed of order entry and kitchen throughput rather than table management. In practice that means fast item entry, a real-time kitchen display, and every order channel — counter, online, delivery — landing in one queue instead of several.
Can it handle delivery app orders?
Yes. DoorDash and Uber Eats orders arrive in the same kitchen queue as counter and table orders, so nobody re-keys a delivery order by hand during a rush.
How much does a quick service POS cost in Canada?
Waitery is $14 CAD per location per month with free setup. There is no per-screen software fee, which matters in quick service because line, expo and pass screens are what make the kitchen fast. Hardware is available to buy or lease.
Does a QSR need a kitchen display system?
Almost always, yes. Paper tickets give you no order clock and no way to see what is running late. A kitchen display shows every ticket with its own timer and routes items to the right station, which is where most of the throughput gain in quick service actually comes from.
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