Wibo vs XPR POS

Wibo sells self-order kiosks and totems to restaurants in Chile, Mexico and Argentina as software plus hardware. XPR is a self-ordering layer that adds kiosks, mobile and QR ordering, linebusting tablets and order display boards to a restaurant's existing point of sale rather than replacing it. Both are listed under Self-Order Kiosk. The main differences are in price, audience and platforms.

Key differences

  • price

    On price, Wibo lists CLP 89,990 per month, VAT included. XPR POS does not publish a starting price.

  • audience

    Not every audience is shared. Entries that only one product lists: Wibo: Quick-service restaurants and cafes in Chile and Mexico; XPR POS: QSR and fast casual chains.

  • platforms

    They do not run on the same platforms. Wibo: Web, Android; XPR POS: Web, iOS, Android.

  • countries covered

    On geography, Wibo names 3 countries and XPR POS names 6 countries. No country appears in every list.

  • integrations

    Wibo names 12 integrations and XPR POS names 31 integrations. No partner appears in every list.

Side by side

Wibo vs XPR POS: side-by-side comparison from published vendor information
FieldWiboXPR POS
What it isWibo sells self-order kiosks and totems to restaurants in Chile, Mexico and Argentina as software plus hardware.XPR is a self-ordering layer that adds kiosks, mobile and QR ordering, linebusting tablets and order display boards to a restaurant's existing point of sale rather than replacing it.
Best forQuick-service restaurants and cafes in Chile and Mexico; Restaurants that already run a Latin American POS; Small cafes with limited space; Chains rolling out kiosks across sitesQSR and fast casual chains; Airports, travel plazas, parks and concessions; Independent restaurants on Oracle, PAR or Heartland POS; POS resellers
Pricing modelSubscription per location plus one-off hardware and setupQuote only
Starting priceCLP 89,990 per month, VAT includedNot published
Free planNot publishedNot published
Free trialNot publishedNot published
ContractNot publishedNot published
PlatformsWeb, AndroidWeb, iOS, Android
CountriesArgentina, Chile, MexicoBahrain, Cyprus, Greece, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, United States
LanguagesSpanishNot published
Number of integrations1231
CertificationsNot publishedPCI Level 1
Security practicesNot publishedNot published
FoundedNot publishedNot published
HeadquartersProvidencia (Santiago), ChileNot published
OwnerNot publishedNot published
Last reviewed29 September 202629 September 2026

Integrations

No partner appears in every list.

Named only by Wibo

  • Apple Wallet
  • Clip
  • FUDO
  • Getnet
  • Global Payments
  • Google Wallet
  • Justo
  • Klap
  • Mercado Pago
  • Mr. Comanda
  • Restô
  • Toteat

Named only by XPR POS

  • Adyen
  • Aldelo
  • NCR Aloha
  • Apple Pay
  • Fiserv Card Connect
  • Como
  • Datacap Systems
  • Doordash Drive
  • Epos Now
  • Foodics
  • Freedompay
  • Genius POS (Heartland)
and 19 more
  • Google Pay
  • Grubtech
  • LS Retail
  • Micros Fidelio PMS
  • Microsoft Dynamics AX
  • Oracle Netsuite
  • Oracle Micros
  • Oracle Opera PMS
  • PAR POS (Brink)
  • Paytronix
  • Positouch
  • Punchh
  • Revel Systems
  • Shift4
  • Square POS
  • Squirrel Systems
  • Stripe
  • Uber Direct
  • Worldpay

Which to choose

Wibo

Choose Wibo if you are in one of these groups: Quick-service restaurants and cafes in Chile and Mexico; Restaurants that already run a Latin American POS; Small cafes with limited space.

XPR POS

Choose XPR POS if you fit its listed audience: QSR and fast casual chains; Airports, travel plazas, parks and concessions; Independent restaurants on Oracle, PAR or Heartland POS.

What we could not confirm

Wibo

  • Legal entity, founding year, founders, funding and team size
  • Contract term and cancellation
  • Security and payment certifications
  • Which languages the kiosk supports
  • Number of customers: the homepage says over 190 businesses and the customers page says over 150

XPR POS

  • Any price, contract term or hardware cost
  • Headquarters, founding year, founders, legal entity and team size
  • Whether native iOS and Android apps exist (the vendor says mobile can be a branded web app, iOS, Android or QR-only)
  • Full list of countries (home page says 10, locations page says 8)
  • Security certifications beyond PCI Level 1 for payments