Dserve

• Quick-service restaurants and cafes

  Kiosks and QR ordering aimed at cutting queues at peak times and taking orders without extra counter staff.

• Venues that want one vendor for ordering, kitchen and loyalty

  Kiosk, QR, web ordering, KDS, loyalty and menu TVs are sold as one connected system.

• Food trucks, bars, hotels and food retail

  The homepage lists these venue types alongside restaurants and cafes as target businesses.

• Self-service kiosks

  Kiosks come as iPad, countertop, wall-mounted or freestanding units; the vendor says they run on iOS or macOS and handle modifiers and combos.

• QR order and pay

  Guests scan a table QR code, browse the menu, order and pay from their own phone with no app to install.

• Branded website ordering

  A branded ordering website for takeaway that avoids delivery-platform commission and lets the venue control menu, prices and promotions.

• White-label mobile app

  A branded customer app with built-in loyalty features and push notifications.

• AI upselling

  Suggests products, bundles and checkout offers on kiosks, QR and web ordering; the vendor claims an 8 to 24 percent rise in average order value for its customers.

• Kitchen display system and kitchen printer

  Shows orders from kiosks, mobile, web and delivery platforms on kitchen screens, with SMS or on-site screen notification when an order is ready.

• Menu management

  One menu edit syncs across kiosks, apps, websites, displays and connected delivery platforms.

• Admin panel and analytics

  One dashboard for locations, menus, staff permissions and real-time sales and order reporting.

• Cashier app

  Lets staff switch menu items on or off in real time and check customer age for regulated products ordered at kiosks.

• Direct delivery ordering

  Delivery ordering from the venue's own website or app, tied into its kitchen, menu and loyalty tools.

• Loyalty and marketing

  Discounts, promo codes, loyalty cards, gift cards and company lunch cards that can be stored in Apple or Google Wallet.

• Menu TV

  Digital menu boards controlled from the same dashboard, with items and specials that can change automatically through the week.

• Customer feedback collection

  Feedback can be collected at the kiosk or online.

Pricing model

Quote only

Dserve publishes no prices. The site offers a demo booking and an ROI calculator that assumes a monthly kiosk fee, but no fee is shown. The vendor says it sets up the menu for free when the venue has no POS menu to import.

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 2 integrations. The median in this category is 6.
• One of 4 products in this category with an iOS app. 10 products in this category state their platforms.

Delivery

WoltBolt

The vendor claims 55+ partner integrations and says it works with the most popular EPOS systems, or with any EPOS without an integration, but names no POS partners on the vendor's site.

Languages

English, Lithuanian, Latvian, Polish, Danish, Estonian, Spanish

Platforms

Web, iOS, macOS

Hardware

Kiosk options are iPad, countertop, wall-mounted and freestanding units. A payment terminal is requested from the venue's bank or supplied by Dserve depending on country. The venue needs internet and power at the ordering point.

The vendor says it operates in 12 countries but does not name them on the vendor's site.

Company

UAB Maisto myletojai

Registration

Registration code 304842657

Headquarters

Kaunas, Lithuania

Other offices

Vilnius

Customers named by the vendor

iLunch, Jammi, BurgerKiosk

Support

The vendor offers dedicated support, staff training at setup and free menu setup; it states a 2 to 5 business day preparation time and a 10 to 30 minute on-site install.

Built for

Restaurants

Focus

Food-specific

Status

Active

Website

dserve.app

Also listed in

Restaurant POS

• ZenKiosk

  ZenKiosk is a self-service ordering kiosk sold as hardware plus software by ZenDynamix Software, a Bangalore-based company.

  Runs on Web, against Web, iOS and macOS for Dserve.

• 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.

  Runs on Web, iOS and Android, against Web, iOS and macOS for Dserve.

• 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 2 for Dserve.

• Bite Kiosk

  Bite makes self-ordering kiosk software for quick-service and fast-casual restaurants, convenience stores and food halls.

  Names 19 integrations, against 2 for Dserve.

Side-by-side tables built from the same profile data.

• Dserve vs Grubbrr
• Dserve vs Wibo
• Dserve vs ZenKiosk
• Dserve vs Bite Kiosk
• Dserve vs Tabesto
• Dserve vs XPR POS
• Dserve vs XPR POS vs ZenKiosk
• Dserve vs Tabesto vs XPR POS vs ZenKiosk

These points were not confirmed when this page was written.

• Any price or plan (quote only; no fee published)
• Named POS integrations behind the 55+ claim
• Which 12 countries it operates in
• Founding year, founders, funding and team size
• Contract term and cancellation rules
• Security certifications
• Whether an Android app or Android kiosk exists

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: positioning, AI upsell, venue types, claimshttps://www.dserve.app/
2. Kiosk types, iOS/macOS, scale claimshttps://www.dserve.app/kiosks/
3. QR orderinghttps://www.dserve.app/qr-order-and-pay/
4. Web ordering, app, FAQ on setup, hardware, languageshttps://www.dserve.app/website-and-app/
5. KDS, menu management, admin, cashier app, Wolt and Bolthttps://www.dserve.app/kitchen-products/
6. Delivery, loyalty, menu TVhttps://www.dserve.app/extra-products/
7. Company name, registration, addresshttps://www.dserve.app/about/