Presto Express

• UK takeaways and fast-food chains

  The case studies show a five-site takeaway chain using kitchen displays and driver management, and a six-site burger chain using kiosks and online ordering.

• Restaurants that want to start small and add modules

  The vendor says customers can start with one product, such as online ordering, and add hardware and kitchen tools later.

• Venues that want to avoid delivery-platform commission

  The vendor says its online ordering module charges a subscription and no commission on orders, although transaction fees apply to online paid orders.

• Fine dining and table-service restaurants

  Handheld terminals support table status, course management and moving orders between tables.

• Counter EPOS with Assisted Kiosk mode

  All-in-one counter terminal with a customer-facing display that can switch to self-ordering so one cashier manages two or three terminals; the vendor claims 25 to 35% higher sales.

• Handheld EPOS

  Handheld terminals with a built-in printer for tableside ordering, split payments and sending orders to several kitchen stations.

• Online ordering and branded website

  Branded website on the restaurant's own domain with pre-orders, delivery, customer database and QR table ordering, which the vendor says carries no commission on orders.

• Tablet and full-size kiosks

  Compact tablet kiosks for counter and table ordering, and standing self-checkout kiosks.

• QR code table ordering

  Diners order and pay from their phones at the table using digital menus.

• Kitchen displays and kitchen printing

  Multi-station order screens with order prioritisation and time tracking, plus printers with item mapping and label printing.

• Collection displays

  Screens that show order status to customers waiting for collection.

• Card payment terminals

  Contactless and Chip & PIN payment terminals linked to the EPOS.

• Loyalty and digital stamp cards

  Digital stamps, reward tracking and tiered rewards backed by a customer database.

• Table booking

  Online bookings with table management, customer history and a waitlist, sold as a fixed monthly subscription with no commission.

• Driver management

  Driver app with real-time order assignment, GPS navigation, photo proof of delivery and wage calculation.

• Inventory management

  Real-time stock tracking across locations, barcode scanning, recipe-based ingredient deduction, supplier ordering and waste monitoring.

• Analytics and reporting

  Dashboards, multi-location reporting and custom reports covering sales, stock usage and waste.

• PrestoGo Manager app

  Mobile app for owners with live sales, alerts for high voids or discounts, and remote switching of online ordering on and off.

Pricing model

Quote only

No prices are published. The site describes online ordering and table booking as subscription-based and says to contact the company for full pricing; transaction fees apply to online paid orders. The terms say monthly subscription fees are billed in advance, prices are shown without VAT, and installation costs extra. The site offers a free setup claim on the home page and a 'Build My EPOS' configurator.

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.

• Names 4 integrations. 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 QuickBooks, Xero.

Accounting

XeroQuickBooksOracle

Inventory

Marketman

The counter EPOS page says accounting integration covers Xero, QuickBooks, Oracle 'and more' without naming the rest. It also mentions delivery-partner integration without naming partners.

Available in

United Kingdom

Apps

PrestoGo Manager: Mobile dashboard and alerts for owners and managers

Hardware

Sold with its own hardware: an all-in-one counter terminal (two 15-inch touch displays, built-in 80mm receipt printer), handheld terminals with built-in printer, tablet and full-size kiosks, kitchen displays and printers, and card payment terminals.

The site says it serves restaurants nationwide across the United Kingdom, with regional support numbers for London, Sheffield, Chesterfield and Nottingham.

Company

Fireflyapps Ltd

Founded

2012

Headquarters

Chesterfield, United Kingdom

Customers named by the vendor

Munchies Takeaway, YOH Burger Co., Rassam's Creamery, Blue Sakura

Security and compliance

256-bit SSL encryption and role-based access for PrestoGo Manager (no certification named), Registered with the UK Information Commissioner's Office

Support

Head office phone hours are Monday to Friday 9:00 to 17:30, with a support email and regional support numbers. The home page also claims 24/7 support, free setup and fast implementation.

Built for

Restaurants

Focus

Food-specific

Status

Unknown

Website

prestoexpress.co.uk

Also listed in

Self-Order Kiosk

• Lightspeed Restaurant

  Lightspeed Restaurant is a cloud point of sale for restaurants, bars, cafes and hotel restaurants, run mainly on iPads.

  Names 19 integrations, against 4 for Presto Express.

• Lavu

  Lavu is an iPad-based restaurant point of sale system with its own payment processing, kitchen display, online ordering and payroll.

  Names 23 integrations, against 4 for Presto Express.

• Zonal

  Zonal is a UK hospitality technology company selling EPoS (Aztec), handheld ordering, online ordering, bookings, kitchen display, purchasing, loyalty and CRM tools for pubs, restaurants and hotels.

  Names 30 integrations, against 4 for Presto Express.

• RST EPOS

  RST EPOS supplies point-of-sale software (TapaPOS and the cloud-based TapaGo), integrated card payments (TapaPay), hardware and connected apps for hospitality and retail in the UK and Ireland.

  Names 28 integrations, against 4 for Presto Express.

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

• Presto Express vs Lavu
• Presto Express vs Lightspeed Restaurant
• Presto Express vs Onetap
• Presto Express vs Kobas
• Presto Express vs RST EPOS
• Presto Express vs Zonal
• Presto Express vs Lavu vs Lightspeed Restaurant
• Presto Express vs Lavu vs Lightspeed Restaurant vs Zonal

These points were not confirmed when this page was written.

• Any price, plan tier or hardware cost (none published)
• Contract length and renewal terms (the terms say product agreements are signed at onboarding)
• Which operating system the software runs on and whether there are iOS or Android apps
• Company registration number (the terms page shows a placeholder)
• Team size, funding and founder names
• Named delivery-platform integrations
• Interface languages

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. Home: module overview and claimshttps://prestoexpress.co.uk/
2. Product suitehttps://prestoexpress.co.uk/products
3. Counter EPOS, hardware, integrationshttps://prestoexpress.co.uk/products/counter-epos
4. Handheld terminalshttps://prestoexpress.co.uk/products/handheld-epos
5. Online ordering pricing modelhttps://prestoexpress.co.uk/products/online-ordering
6. Table bookinghttps://prestoexpress.co.uk/products/table-booking
7. Driver managementhttps://prestoexpress.co.uk/products/driver-management
8. Inventoryhttps://prestoexpress.co.uk/products/inventory-management
9. Analyticshttps://prestoexpress.co.uk/products/analytics-reporting
10. Manager app and securityhttps://prestoexpress.co.uk/products/prestogo-manager
11. Customer case studieshttps://prestoexpress.co.uk/case-studies
12. Company history and locationhttps://prestoexpress.co.uk/about
13. Support hours and officeshttps://prestoexpress.co.uk/contact
14. Legal entity, billing termshttps://prestoexpress.co.uk/terms-of-service
15. Data controller, ICO registrationhttps://prestoexpress.co.uk/privacy-policy