Bite Kiosk

Bite makes self-ordering kiosk software for quick-service and fast-casual restaurants, convenience stores and food halls. Guests order and pay at a kiosk, and the software suggests add-on items using its own recommendation engine, Bite Lift. It also offers Linebuster, a tablet-based tool that lets staff take orders from guests waiting in line. It runs on the operator's choice of hardware and pulls menus from the POS.

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Quick-service and fast-casual chains, Convenience stores with made-to-order food
Pricing
Subscription (quote only)

Who it is for

  • Quick-service and fast-casual chains

    Kiosk ordering that reads the menu from the POS and aims to cut front-counter labour and order errors.

  • Convenience stores with made-to-order food

    Guests order food at a kiosk while shopping and pay at the register by scanning a receipt barcode, or pay at the kiosk with Bite Central Pay.

  • Food halls and foodservice venues

    One check can cover several vendors, with items routed to each kitchen and payments split between vendors.

What it does

  • Self-ordering kiosks

    Guests browse the menu, customise items and pay without a cashier.

  • Bite Lift AI upsell recommendations

    Suggests items to add based on order history and outside factors; the vendor says it raises average check by about 20% against cashier ordering.

  • Linebuster

    Staff take orders from guests standing in line on a tablet or screen to speed up peak periods.

  • POS menu sync

    Menu items are pulled from the POS, and the sync works both ways, so an item changed at the POS changes on Bite's screens.

  • Loyalty and gift card connections

    Connects to loyalty and gift card systems so kiosk orders fit into the wider guest programme.

  • Branding and styling

    Kiosk screens can be styled with the brand's fonts, logos and colours.

  • Multilingual support

    The vendor lists multilingual support as part of the guest experience.

  • Dietary filtering and ingredient changes

    In the Crazy Bowls case study, guests filter items by dietary preference and add or remove ingredients.

  • Multi-vendor ordering

    Guests can order from several vendors on one check; payments are split and paid out to each vendor.

  • Outpost network management

    Operators set up and manage outpost locations in the software, including switching them live and setting order cutoffs.

  • Bite Central Pay

    For convenience stores: food orders made at the kiosk are paid in one transaction, or paid at the front register by scanning a receipt barcode.

  • Analytics on ordering behaviour

    Real-time analytics and data on purchasing patterns and how well recommendations convert.

Pricing

Pricing model
Subscription (quote only)

Bite publishes no prices; the site directs visitors to request a demo. Its LLM information page describes a monthly software subscription and says the software is hardware-agnostic, so existing or preferred kiosk hardware can be used.

How it compares

Compared with the 13 products in Self-Order Kiosk that have a profile on this site. These figures describe the category. They are not a recommendation.

  • Names 19 integrations. The median in this category is 6.
  • The category's 10 most-named integration partners are Square, Revel, Apple Pay, Como, Deliverect, Lightspeed, Stripe, Toast, Adyen, Clover. Of these, this product's listing names Square, Revel, Como, Deliverect, Stripe, Toast, Adyen.

Works with

Delivery
Deliverect
Loyalty
PaytronixPunchhThanxComo
Payments
AdyenStripeWorldpayElavonFreedomPay
Point of sale
ToastPAR BrinkOracle MicrosNCR VoyixQuRevelSpotOnSquareOlo

The partners page lists many more POS, payment, loyalty, hardware and reseller partners than are shown here.

Where and how it runs

Customers in
United States
Hardware
Bite says its software is hardware-agnostic and runs on anything from 11-inch tablets to 50-inch screens. Its information page names Elo, Posiflex, Lenovo, Microtouch, Frank Mayer, HP, Samsung, Acrelec and LG as compatible hardware makers.

Bite does not say where it sells. The list comes from its case studies, which describe US chains (ToGo's in five states, Kum & Go in 13 states, Crazy Bowls in St. Louis) and a New York headquarters.

The company

Company
Bite Inc
Founded
2015
Headquarters
New York City, United States
Founders
Jeff Hong, Stas Nikiforov
Customers named by the vendor
ToGo's, Kum & Go, Crazy Bowls & Wraps, SoFresh, Buona

Security and support

Support
The vendor says onboarding and customer support are handled in-house and that deployment takes about six weeks.

Listing details

Built for
Restaurants
Focus
Food-specific
Status
Active
Website
getbite.com
Also listed in
Online Ordering System

Alternatives to Bite Kiosk

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  • XPR POS

    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.

    Names 31 integrations, against 19 for Bite Kiosk.

  • Grubbrr

    Grubbrr (written GRUBBRR on its site) makes self-ordering kiosks and related ordering hardware and software.

    Names 12 integrations, against 19 for Bite Kiosk.

  • INFI

    INFI is a US platform that adds self-ordering kiosks, online and QR ordering, a branded mobile app, loyalty, kitchen display, restaurant websites and marketing on top of a restaurant's existing POS.

    Names 8 integrations, against 19 for Bite Kiosk.

  • Tabesto

    Tabesto sells self-order kiosks for restaurants, along with QR-code order and pay, click and collect, and an order and menu manager.

    Names 24 integrations, against 19 for Bite Kiosk.

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What we could not confirm

These points were not confirmed when this page was written.

  • Any price, contract term, free trial
  • Countries and languages supported
  • Funding and team size
  • Security certifications
  • Independent evidence for the vendor's 20% check increase, 99% accuracy and labour-saving claims

Sources

Facts on this page come from the pages below, checked on 29 September 2026. Prices and features change, so confirm with the vendor before you buy.

  1. Homepage and positioninghttps://www.getbite.com/
  2. Kiosk product pagehttps://www.getbite.com/kiosks
  3. Linebuster, deployment timehttps://www.getbite.com/linebuster
  4. Bite Lift AIhttps://www.getbite.com/bite-lift
  5. Integration and hardware partnershttps://www.getbite.com/partners
  6. QSR fithttps://www.getbite.com/qsr-fast-casual-vertical
  7. Convenience store fithttps://www.getbite.com/convenience-vertical
  8. Food hall fithttps://www.getbite.com/foodhalls-foodservice-vertical
  9. Company facts, pricing model, hardwarehttps://www.getbite.com/llm-info
  10. Customerhttps://www.getbite.com/case-studies/togos
  11. Customerhttps://www.getbite.com/case-studies/kum-go
  12. Customer, dietary filteringhttps://www.getbite.com/case-studies/crazy-bowls
  13. Customerhttps://www.getbite.com/case-studies/sofresh