Peppr

Peppr is a cloud point-of-sale system for independent restaurants in the United States. It bundles POS stations, handheld ordering, kitchen display screens, commission-free online ordering and a managed website and marketing service, sold as monthly packages that include Peppr-supplied hardware, installation and on-site training.

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Best for
Independent full-service, quick-service and bar operators, Restaurants wanting hands-on local support
Pricing
From USD 65 per month

Who it is for

  • Independent full-service, quick-service and bar operators

    The vendor targets local independent restaurants and lists service-type pages for full service, quick service and bars and breweries.

  • Restaurants wanting hands-on local support

    Setup, on-site staff training and local technicians are part of every package, with no long-term contract.

  • Restaurants wanting to cut third-party delivery fees

    Commission-free online ordering and the managed Peppr Grow service are aimed at reducing marketplace commissions; Peppr Grow works with other POS systems.

Less suited to: Restaurants that want to keep their own POS hardware: Peppr says it requires all customers to use Peppr hardware.

What it does

  • Cloud POS with offline mode

    Cloud-based POS with automatic backups, an offline mode for internet outages and built-in backup wireless internet.

  • Menu management and modifiers

    Customisable menus with modifiers and special requests, plus flexible floor plans.

  • Sales reporting

    Reports on sales and performance from a single dashboard.

  • Handheld POS

    Servers take orders and payments at the table, split checks, and send orders to the kitchen instantly.

  • Kitchen display system

    Android-based kitchen screens in 15.6 and 21.5 inch sizes, rated IP65 against splashes, that replace paper tickets with colour-coded orders.

  • Commission-free online ordering

    Branded online ordering where orders flow into the POS, with adjustable pickup times and live menu availability.

  • DoorDash delivery integration

    Brings DoorDash orders into the POS; included in the Pro package.

  • Peppr Grow managed marketing

    A managed service covering an SEO-optimised website, ordering, loyalty rewards and automated marketing; the vendor says it works with any POS.

  • Website Analyzer

    A free report on how to improve a restaurant's website.

  • Setup and training

    Menu setup, installation and on-site staff training are included in each package.

Pricing

Starting price
From USD 65 per month
Pricing model
Subscription per package (hardware included)
Minimum contract
None stated (the vendor says no long-term contracts)

Starter from $65 per month (1 POS station, customer display, payment device, cash drawer, printers, router), Standard from $99 per month (2 POS stations, 2 payment devices) and Pro from $200 per month (adds 2 handhelds, online ordering, DoorDash integration and extra on-site support). A one-time setup cost applies to each package. No long-term contracts are stated; custom packages are available.

How it compares

Compared with the 235 products in Restaurant POS that have a profile on this site. These figures describe the category. They are not a recommendation.

  • Its starting price is USD 65 per month. That is above the category median of USD 39, taken from the 23 products in this category that publish a USD price per month. The median mixes prices quoted with and without tax, so treat it as a rough guide.
  • Names 1 integration. The median in this category is 8.
  • The category's 10 most-named integration partners are Uber Eats, DoorDash, QuickBooks, Xero, Deliverect, Deliveroo, Grubhub, Glovo, Stripe, OpenTable. Of these, this product's listing names DoorDash.

Works with

Delivery
DoorDash

The integrations page also lists 7shifts, Yellow Dog, Resy, eCard Systems, Uber Eats, OpenTable, Restaurant365, Bevchek and Davo by Avalara, but all are marked 'Coming Soon', so they are not treated as live.

Where and how it runs

Customers in
United States
Hardware
Packages include Peppr-supplied POS stations, customer display, payment devices, cash drawer, thermal and impact printers and a router; handhelds and Android-based KDS screens are available. Customers must use Peppr hardware.

Peppr states no country list. Its site cites hundreds of restaurants in Texas and California and its demo form accepts US and Canadian phone numbers only.

The company

Customers named by the vendor
Desert Moon, Moe's Country Kitchen, Syndicate, Kaiju Ramen, Mian

Security and support

Support
The vendor says local technicians offer support during restaurant hours, with white-glove setup and on-site training. A support phone line and help centre are listed on the site.

Listing details

Vendor
Peppr, Inc.
Headquarters
United States
Built for
Restaurants, Bars
Focus
Food-specific
Status
Active
Website
peppr.com

Alternatives to Peppr

See all 276 in Restaurant POS
  • GoTab

    GoTab is a US restaurant and venue POS built around one open tab that follows the guest, whether staff or the guest starts it by QR code.

    Starts at USD 15 per month, against USD 65 per month for Peppr.

  • SkyTab

    SkyTab is now presented as Shift4 Dine, a restaurant point of sale from Shift4 with its own hardware, built-in payment processing, online and QR ordering, reservations, loyalty, labour scheduling and cloud reporting.

    Starts at USD 29.99 per month, against USD 65 per month for Peppr.

  • LithosPOS

    LithosPOS is a cloud POS for restaurants and retailers, sold by LithosPOS Inc.

    Starts at USD 19 per month, against USD 65 per month for Peppr.

  • eHopper

    eHopper is a cloud point-of-sale platform for restaurants and retail, run on Android tablets, Windows PCs, an all-in-one terminal or the Poynt terminal.

    Starts at USD 10 per month, billed yearly, against USD 65 per month for Peppr. The two prices are quoted on different terms.

What we could not confirm

These points were not confirmed when this page was written.

  • Legal entity, founding year, headquarters, funding and employee count
  • Which operating systems the POS software runs on and whether there are mobile apps
  • Amount of the one-time setup cost
  • Whether any integration other than DoorDash is live
  • Security certifications
  • Interface languages

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, positioning, customershttps://www.peppr.com
  2. Package prices and hardwarehttps://peppr.com/pricing
  3. POS featureshttps://peppr.com/products/pos
  4. Handheldhttps://peppr.com/products/handheldpos
  5. KDShttps://peppr.com/products/kds
  6. Online orderinghttps://peppr.com/products/ordering
  7. Peppr Growhttps://peppr.com/products/peppr-grow
  8. Integrations (coming soon)https://peppr.com/products/integrations
  9. Company storyhttps://peppr.com/company/our-story
  10. Positioning and service typeshttps://peppr.com/whypeppr