Qu POS vs RPOWER POS vs Tabit vs Winston POS

Qu is a cloud restaurant point of sale and ordering platform for large quick-service and fast-casual chains. RPOWER POS is restaurant point of sale software that runs on a hybrid cloud and local system, with table-service, quick-service, bar and delivery features. Tabit is a cloud, mobile-first point-of-sale platform for full-service restaurants, restaurant chains and hotel restaurants. Winston POS is a cloud restaurant point-of-sale system that runs on Windows, iOS and Android, works with any payment processor, and keeps taking orders and card payments offline. All four are listed under Restaurant POS. They differ in audience, countries covered and integrations.

Key differences

  • audience

    Not every audience is shared. Entries that only one product lists: Qu POS: Enterprise QSR and fast-casual chains; RPOWER POS: Full-service restaurants and bars; Tabit: Full-service restaurants; Winston POS: Table-service restaurants.

  • countries covered

    Qu POS names 3 countries, RPOWER POS names 1 country, Tabit names 3 countries and Winston POS names 2 countries. 1 country appears in every list.

  • integrations

    On integrations, Qu POS names 29 integrations, RPOWER POS names 20 integrations, Tabit names 14 integrations and Winston POS names 4 integrations. 2 partners appear in every list.

Side by side

Qu POS vs RPOWER POS vs Tabit vs Winston POS: side-by-side comparison from published vendor information
FieldQu POSRPOWER POSTabitWinston POS
What it isQu is a cloud restaurant point of sale and ordering platform for large quick-service and fast-casual chains.RPOWER POS is restaurant point of sale software that runs on a hybrid cloud and local system, with table-service, quick-service, bar and delivery features.Tabit is a cloud, mobile-first point-of-sale platform for full-service restaurants, restaurant chains and hotel restaurants.Winston POS is a cloud restaurant point-of-sale system that runs on Windows, iOS and Android, works with any payment processor, and keeps taking orders and card payments offline.
Best forEnterprise QSR and fast-casual chains; Franchise and multi-brand operators; Drive-thru and kiosk heavy conceptsFull-service restaurants and bars; Quick-service and pick-up and delivery; Multi-store operatorsFull-service restaurants; Restaurant chains and multi-location groups; Hotel restaurantsTable-service restaurants; Bars, cafes and hotel restaurants; Restaurants that want to keep their hardware and payment processor; Multi-location chains
Pricing modelQuote onlyQuote onlyQuote onlyQuote only
Starting priceNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Free planNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Free trialNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published
ContractNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published
PlatformsWebNot publishedWebWeb, iOS, Android, Windows
CountriesCanada, Mexico, United StatesUnited StatesAustralia, Israel, United StatesNetherlands, United States
LanguagesNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedDutch, English
Number of integrations2920144
CertificationsNot publishedPCI compliantNot publishedNot published
Security practicesNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published
FoundedNot published19922014Not published
HeadquartersArlington, United StatesNot publishedAventura, United StatesNot published
OwnerNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Last reviewed29 September 202629 September 202629 September 202629 September 2026

Integrations

Named by all four

  • Olo
  • Restaurant365

Named only by Qu POS

  • 7shifts
  • Bikky
  • Chase
  • Checkmate
  • Cohesion
  • Crunchtime
  • ezCATER
  • Fiserv
  • Fourth
  • FreedomPay
  • Global Payments
  • Incentivio
and 6 more
  • Lunchbox
  • PayPal
  • Presto
  • Punchh
  • Thanx
  • UrbanPiper

Named only by RPOWER POS

  • ADP
  • ChefTec
  • Micros Fidelio
  • Paychex
  • Paycom
  • QuickBooks
  • Sage Intacct
  • TSYS
  • Worldpay

Named only by Tabit

  • Chowly
  • COGS-well
  • Craftable
  • DoorDash Drive
  • OpenTable
  • Oracle
  • Restoke
  • Solink

Named only by Winston POS

  • Stream Orders

Which to choose

Qu POS

Choose Qu POS if you are in one of these groups: Enterprise QSR and fast-casual chains; Franchise and multi-brand operators; Drive-thru and kiosk heavy concepts.

Our profile lists a weaker fit: Independent single-site restaurants. Qu positions itself for enterprise quick-service and fast-casual chains.

RPOWER POS

Choose RPOWER POS if your business matches one of the audiences it is listed for: Full-service restaurants and bars; Quick-service and pick-up and delivery; Multi-store operators.

Tabit

Choose Tabit if you are in one of these groups: Full-service restaurants; Restaurant chains and multi-location groups; Hotel restaurants.

Winston POS

Choose Winston POS if your business matches one of the audiences it is listed for: Table-service restaurants; Bars, cafes and hotel restaurants; Restaurants that want to keep their hardware and payment processor.

What we could not confirm

Qu POS

  • Any price or contract terms
  • Founding year, employee count and funding amounts (investors named on the company page: Cota Capital, Enlightened Hospitality Investments, Bobby Cox Companies, NRD Capital)
  • Security certifications (a PCI DSS guide is published but no certification statement is given)
  • Supported hardware models
  • Interface languages

RPOWER POS

  • Prices, contract terms and hardware models
  • Headquarters and team size
  • Funding and ownership
  • Countries beyond the United States
  • Mobile or desktop platforms the software runs on
  • Interface languages
  • Full integration list (the vendor shows logos without names)

Tabit

  • Any price or contract term
  • Legal entity name and team size
  • Security and payment certifications
  • Payments processing model and which processors are supported
  • Supported hardware models and operating systems
  • Which European countries are served
  • Languages
  • Funding after 2020 and named investors

Winston POS

  • Any price
  • Contract terms
  • Named integration partners beyond those in the FAQ
  • Founding year, headquarters and employee count
  • Funding
  • Security certifications
  • Full list of countries
  • App store listing details

Sources

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

Qu POS, reviewed 29 September 2026

  1. Homepage, positioning, customershttps://www.qubeyond.com/
  2. Platform and reliability claimshttps://www.qubeyond.com/platform
  3. POS featureshttps://www.qubeyond.com/ordering/pos
  4. Kioskhttps://www.qubeyond.com/ordering/kiosk
  5. KDShttps://www.qubeyond.com/kitchen-solutions/kitchen-display-system
  6. Paymentshttps://www.qubeyond.com/payments/qu-pay
  7. Franchise managementhttps://www.qubeyond.com/management/brand-franchise-management
  8. Integration directoryhttps://www.qubeyond.com/integrations
  9. Leadership and investorshttps://www.qubeyond.com/our-company
  10. Support and HQ addresshttps://www.qubeyond.com/support
  11. Customer case studieshttps://www.qubeyond.com/case-studies
  12. Positioning and investorshttps://www.qubeyond.com/resource-center/enlightened-hospitality-investments-partners-with-qu-to-accelerate-innovation-for-the-restaurant-industry

RPOWER POS, reviewed 29 September 2026

  1. Homepagehttps://www.rpowerpos.com/
  2. History, scale claimshttps://www.rpowerpos.com/Home/About-Us
  3. POS features by segmenthttps://www.rpowerpos.com/Home/Market-Vertical/Restaurant-POS-System
  4. Pay at tablehttps://www.rpowerpos.com/Home/OmniTab
  5. Payments and securityhttps://www.rpowerpos.com/Home/Payment-Solutions
  6. Offline modehttps://www.rpowerpos.com/Home/Offline-Mode
  7. KDShttps://www.rpowerpos.com/Home/Kitchen-Display-System
  8. Online orderinghttps://www.rpowerpos.com/Home/Online-Ordering
  9. Accounting, payroll, inventoryhttps://www.rpowerpos.com/Home/Restaurant-Accounting
  10. Reportinghttps://www.rpowerpos.com/Home/RPOWER-Reporting-and-Analytics
  11. Integration logoshttps://www.rpowerpos.com/Marketing/Integration/Integrations-And-Partners
  12. Customershttps://www.rpowerpos.com/Marketing/Media/Case-Studies
  13. Reseller modelhttps://www.rpowerpos.com/Home/Reseller-Program

Tabit, reviewed 29 September 2026

  1. Homepage: positioning, offices, customer quoteshttps://www.tabit.cloud/
  2. Product suitehttps://www.tabit.cloud/products/
  3. TabitPad featureshttps://www.tabit.cloud/products/tabitpad/
  4. Online orderinghttps://www.tabit.cloud/products/tabitorder/
  5. Kitchen displayhttps://www.tabit.cloud/products/tabitkitchen/
  6. Reservations and regionshttps://www.tabit.cloud/products/tabitguest/
  7. Scheduling, time and tipshttps://www.tabit.cloud/products/tabitshift/
  8. Analyticshttps://www.tabit.cloud/products/tabitinsight/
  9. Full-service positioninghttps://www.tabit.cloud/business/full-service-restaurants/
  10. Chains positioninghttps://www.tabit.cloud/business/restaurant-chains/
  11. Integration logoshttps://www.tabit.cloud/integrations/
  12. Case studyhttps://www.tabit.cloud/case-study/max-brenner/
  13. Founders and 2020 fundinghttps://www.tabit.cloud/press/spotlight-interview-nadav-solomon-president-and-cofounder-of-tabit/
  14. Founded 2014, US customershttps://www.tabit.cloud/press/on-heels-of-explosive-growth-top-israeli-hospitality-tech-startup-tabit-plans-expansion-in-miami/
  15. OpenTable integrationhttps://www.tabit.cloud/press/tabit-technologies-a-mobile-first-pos-and-opentable-announce-partnership/