We’re not replacing your till. We replace the rest.
Most venues run an EPOS, a QR ordering app, a booking platform and a back-office tool — four bills, four logins, and nowhere the menu, covers, food cost and hours meet. AtTable is that place.
- 01EPOS licence and terminalStays
- 02QR ordering appAtTable
- 03Booking platformAtTable
- 04Stock or GP toolAtTable
- 05Rota and clocking appAtTable
Four of five. The one it doesn’t do is the first — and it doesn’t ask you to change it.
What you’d need to buy to get this elsewhere.
Columns are kinds of product, not companies — every vendor bundles differently, and the only version of this table that stays true describes the category. Check your own contract for specifics.
Swipe the table sideways for the other four columns
| Capability | AtTableOne subscription | EPOS / till suiteRings the sale | Order-and-pay appThe QR code | Booking platformThe diary | Stock & rota toolsBack office |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Guests ordering and payingFrom the table, the sofa, the queue | |||||
| QR ordering at the table | Included | Usually a paid add-on | Included | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product |
| Pickup and delivery on your own site, no commission | Included | Usually a paid add-on | Varies by vendor | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product |
| Kitchen display screen | Included | Included | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product |
| Bill splitting and digital receipts | Included | Included | Included | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product |
| Bookings and eventsIncluding the covers nobody else prices for | |||||
| Booking page with sittings and capacity | Included | Usually a paid add-on | Not part of this kind of product | Included | Not part of this kind of product |
| Day-before reminder with one-tap cancel | Included | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product | Included | Not part of this kind of product |
| Card deposits taken up front | Included | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product | Included | Not part of this kind of product |
| Private hire, packages, pre-orders, whole-venue | Included | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product | Varies by vendor | Not part of this kind of product |
| The guest record belongs to the venue | Included | Included | Varies by vendor | Varies by vendor | Not part of this kind of product |
| Food cost and marginThe half of the P&L a till can’t see | |||||
| GP% per dish, costed from real delivery notes | Included | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product | Included |
| Supplier price history from your own receipts | Included | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product | Varies by vendor |
| Invoice checked against what actually turned up | Included | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product | Varies by vendor |
| Supplier on-time and in-full, with the denominator | Included | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product | Varies by vendor |
| Team and shiftsWhat operators are actually frightened of | |||||
| Rota, with availability and time off that block a shift | Included | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product | Included |
| Clock in and out, with an append-only record | Included | Usually a paid add-on | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product | Included |
| Timesheets exported for payroll | Included | Usually a paid add-on | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product | Included |
| Who refunded, voided or comped — by name | Included | Included | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product |
| What the till never seesThe sale that didn’t happen | |||||
| Dishes guests looked at and didn’t order | Included | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product |
| Where guests abandoned the cart, and on which dish | Included | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product |
| Guest profiles across visits and devices | Included | Varies by vendor | Not part of this kind of product | Included | Not part of this kind of product |
| Ranked AI insights you can act on this week | Included | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product |
| And then the billFour subscriptions, four renewal dates | |||||
| All of the above, one login, one invoice | Included | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product | Not part of this kind of product |
Categories as commonly sold in the UK, August 2026. If a column reads wrong for the product in front of you, believe the product — and tell us, we’ll fix the row.
Four questions to ask every vendor.
Features are easy to demo and hard to compare. Terms are the opposite — and they decide what a system costs over three years.
What if I want to leave in month three?
You leave. No minimum term, no notice period, no early-termination fee, and your data exports clean.
What stops the price rising once I depend on it?
Every price change so far has applied to new sign-ups only. If yours ever had to change, you’d get 60 days’ written notice — and with no minimum term, you can leave first.
Do you take a cut of what guests spend?
No fee per order and none per cover. Ordering, bookings and events are priced as software, not as a tax on your covers.
Whose bank account does the money land in?
Yours. We’re never merchant of record — payments run through your own Stripe, Square, Clover or SumUp and settle to you.
Four subscriptions, replaced by one login.
Alongside what you run. Not instead of all of it.
Named for recognition only. Sitting alongside isn’t the same as being connected — what’s actually wired up is on the integrations page.
EPOS and till systems
- Epos Now
- Square
- Lightspeed
- Toast
- Zonal
- Tevalis
- SumUp
Keep the till. AtTable is the layer on top that costs the menu, fills the diary and records the hours.
Order-and-pay apps
- Sunday
- me&u
- storekit
- Yoello
- Wi-Q
Same QR code, wider job. The same session feeds GP%, guest profiles and the insights inbox.
Booking platforms
- OpenTable
- ResDiary
- SevenRooms
- DesignMyNight
- Collins
Your diary, your covers, your guest list. Deposits, events and private hire included, not metered per head.
Stock, GP and rota tools
- MarketMan
- Nory
- Apicbase
- Deputy
- Planday
- RotaCloud
One subscription instead of two. Costing, supplier checks, rotas and clocking share a login with the orders.
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Better to hear it now than in week six.
Every comparison page is written by the winner. So here’s what AtTable doesn’t do — the lines that lose us deals, at the same size as everything else.
If one of these is your actual problem, we’ll say so on the call and point you somewhere better.
Bring your current bills to the call.
Twenty minutes, your own numbers, and an honest answer about which subscriptions AtTable would replace — including if it's none.
45 days to go live · 21 days free once you're live · No card required · No minimum term