Ordering Stack vs Tillster

Ordering Stack is a modular cloud platform for restaurant chains that covers self-service kiosks, web and mobile ordering, delivery-marketplace order intake, kitchen displays, digital menu boards and loyalty, all connected to the restaurant's existing POS. Tillster is a digital ordering and guest-engagement platform for large restaurant chains. Both are listed under Online Ordering System. They differ in price, audience and platforms.

Key differences

  • price

    Ordering Stack publishes a starting price of EUR 17 per module per location per month. Tillster does not publish a starting price.

  • audience

    The audiences they list differ. Listed for one product only, for example: Ordering Stack: Quick-service restaurant chains; Tillster: Quick-service and fast-casual chains.

  • platforms

    They do not run on the same platforms. Ordering Stack: Web, iOS, Android; Tillster: Web.

  • integrations

    On integrations, Ordering Stack names 27 integrations and Tillster names 22 integrations. 2 partners appear in every list.

  • company background

    By headquarters, Ordering Stack (Warsaw, Poland) and Tillster (Los Angeles (per LinkedIn), United States).

Side by side

Ordering Stack vs Tillster: side-by-side comparison from published vendor information
FieldOrdering StackTillster
What it isOrdering Stack is a modular cloud platform for restaurant chains that covers self-service kiosks, web and mobile ordering, delivery-marketplace order intake, kitchen displays, digital menu boards and loyalty, all connected to the restaurant's existing POS.Tillster is a digital ordering and guest-engagement platform for large restaurant chains.
Best forQuick-service restaurant chains; Chains that run Oracle Simphony, Micros, NCR Aloha or similar POS; Food halls and food courtsQuick-service and fast-casual chains; Franchise systems that need central control; Brands running several ordering channels; Convenience-store and travel-centre operators
Pricing modelSubscription per locationQuote only
Starting priceEUR 17 per module per location per monthNot published
Free planNot publishedNot published
Free trialNot publishedNot published
ContractNot publishedNot published
PlatformsWeb, iOS, AndroidWeb
CountriesBulgaria, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, PolandNot published
LanguagesEnglish, German, PolishNot published
Number of integrations2722
CertificationsNot publishedNot published
Security practicesData processing agreement offered; supports local fiscalisation requirements for kiosks (no certification named)Not published
FoundedNot published2002
HeadquartersWarsaw, PolandLos Angeles (per LinkedIn), United States
Owner3e Software HouseNot published
Last reviewed29 September 202629 September 2026

Integrations

Named by both

  • NCR Aloha
  • Authorize.net

Named only by Ordering Stack

  • Agnis POS
  • Bolt
  • Dotykacka / Dotypos
  • eService
  • Glovo
  • Google Analytics GA4
  • GPWebPay
  • Just Eat Takeaway
  • LS Retail
  • Oracle Micros RES 3700
  • mparticle
  • PayU
and 13 more
  • FiServ/Polcard
  • Polskie Płatności (PeP)
  • RBI Loyalty Platform
  • Safer Pay (Worldline)
  • Oracle Simphony
  • Tazz
  • T-PAY
  • Uber EATS
  • UpMenu
  • Viva Wallet
  • Voucheryfi
  • Wolt
  • Xenial (SICOM)

Named only by Tillster

  • Bambora
  • CyberSource
  • Elavon
  • Fiserv
  • FreedomPay
  • Global Payments
  • Moneris
  • Oracle MICROS
  • Panasonic BPOS
  • PAR/Brink
  • POSitouch
  • Revel Systems
and 8 more
  • SICOM
  • SpeedLine Solutions
  • Stripe
  • Toast
  • Toshiba POS
  • Worldpay
  • Xenial
  • Xpient

Which to choose

Ordering Stack

Choose Ordering Stack if you fit its listed audience: Quick-service restaurant chains; Chains that run Oracle Simphony, Micros, NCR Aloha or similar POS; Food halls and food courts.

Tillster

Choose Tillster if you fit its listed audience: Quick-service and fast-casual chains; Franchise systems that need central control; Brands running several ordering channels.

Our profile lists a weaker fit: Single-location or small independent restaurants. Tillster describes its platform as enterprise-grade and built for large multi-unit brands.

What we could not confirm

Ordering Stack

  • Whether any module has a free trial
  • Minimum contract term
  • Year founded
  • Funding
  • Security certifications and hosting region
  • Countries beyond those in case studies
  • Number of restaurants using it
  • Whether the product is sold outside Europe

Tillster

  • Any price, plan or free trial (none published)
  • Funding history and investors
  • Names of delivery-marketplace and loyalty/CRM integration partners (the vendor shows logos without names)
  • Interface languages and a list of countries served
  • Security certifications
  • Current headquarters address (LinkedIn says Los Angeles; the office news dates from 2017)
  • Founders and legal registration details
  • The "40,000 locations" and "over 100 brands" figures are vendor claims and were not verified

Sources

Facts on this page come from the pages below. Prices and features change, so confirm with each vendor before you buy.

Ordering Stack, reviewed 29 September 2026

  1. Homepagehttps://orderingstack.com/
  2. Module overviewhttps://orderingstack.com/modules
  3. Price listhttps://orderingstack.com/pricing
  4. Integrationshttps://orderingstack.com/integrations
  5. Kioskshttps://orderingstack.com/self-service-kiosk/
  6. Multi-kioskhttps://orderingstack.com/multikiosk
  7. Mobile apphttps://orderingstack.com/mobile-ordering
  8. Aggregatorshttps://orderingstack.com/aggregator-module
  9. KDShttps://orderingstack.com/kitchen-display-system-kds
  10. Menu boardshttps://orderingstack.com/digital-menu-board-provider
  11. Drive-thruhttps://orderingstack.com/drive-thru
  12. Loyaltyhttps://orderingstack.com/loyalty-module
  13. Data warehousehttps://orderingstack.com/data-warehouse-connection
  14. Case studieshttps://orderingstack.com/case-study
  15. KFC Bulgariahttps://orderingstack.com/case-study/kfc-bulgaria/
  16. Companyhttps://orderingstack.com/about-us/
  17. Legal documentshttps://orderingstack.com/legal/
  18. Terms, legal entityhttps://orderingstack.com/legal/terms/

Tillster, reviewed 29 September 2026

  1. Homepage navigation and positioninghttps://www.tillster.com
  2. Platform tools and featureshttps://www.tillster.com/platform/restaurant-technology
  3. POS and payment integrationshttps://www.tillster.com/platform/integrations
  4. Delivery and marketplace featureshttps://www.tillster.com/solutions/restaurant-delivery-and-marketplaces
  5. Web and mobile orderinghttps://www.tillster.com/solutions/restaurant-web-and-mobile-ordering
  6. Positioninghttps://www.tillster.com/company/why-tillster
  7. History since 2002, EMN8 rebrand, Portugalhttps://www.tillster.com/company/our-story
  8. 40,000 locations claim, regionshttps://www.tillster.com/company/careers
  9. Support hours and sales contacthttps://www.tillster.com/contact
  10. Press listhttps://www.tillster.com/press-and-media
  11. Legal entity Tillster, Inc.https://www.tillster.com/privacy-policy
  12. Reports and case studieshttps://www.tillster.com/reports-and-case-studies
  13. Porto's customer releasehttps://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20240813753016/en/Portos-Bakery-Caf-Partners-with-Tillster-to-Enhance-Digital-Ordering-Experience
  14. Stripe partnershiphttps://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20241022646507/en/Tillster-Partners-with-Stripe-Bolstering-Frictionless-Payment-Options-for-Tillster-Customers
  15. Freddy's customer releasehttps://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/freddys-frozen-custard--steakburgers-partners-with-tillster-to-create-robust-digital-ordering-and-loyalty-platform-300755056.html
  16. McAlister's customer releasehttps://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/mcalisters-deli-partners-with-tillster-to-improve-customer-insights-and-guest-experience-300603522.html
  17. Los Angeles, San Diego, Atlanta offices (2017)https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/exponential-growth-fuels-tillsters-move-to-larger-los-angeles-office-300527448.html
  18. LinkedIn: headquarters and team sizehttps://www.linkedin.com/company/tillster