Qodeup

Qodeup is an Italian restaurant platform that combines a payment terminal, QR pay-at-table, guest ordering from a phone, a digital menu and loyalty. It plugs into the restaurant's existing POS rather than replacing it, and adds analytics and AI agents for menu and upsell work. It is sold to restaurant groups, busy venues and stadium food service, mainly in Italy.

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Qodeup's website on 30 September 2026
Best for
Restaurant groups and chains, High-traffic venues and stadiums
Pricing
Quote only
Runs on
Web

Who it is for

  • Restaurant groups and chains

    Rules, price lists, permissions and payment modes are set centrally, while each venue keeps local differences; rollout can start at one venue and spread.

  • High-traffic venues and stadiums

    The vendor says it runs food service in four Serie A stadiums and builds journeys for short, concentrated peaks.

  • Restaurants that already have a POS

    Every Qodeup product connects to the POS in use, so payments and orders reach the till and kitchen without re-entry.

What it does

  • Payment terminal with four modes

    A physical terminal that takes the amount from the POS, retrieves a table bill, builds an order and pays, or accepts a manually keyed amount.

  • Pay at Table by QR code

    Guests scan a table QR code, choose items, shares or an amount, and pay in the phone browser with no app.

  • Split bill

    Split the whole bill, the remaining amount, equal shares, custom amounts or individual items, with protection when guests pick the same item.

  • Order & Pay

    Guests browse the menu, order and pay from their phone; orders route to configured printers and production points, with a POS-integrated or stand-alone setup.

  • Digital menu

    One data source for menus, languages, allergens, photos and availability, feeding phones, Order & Pay and a print-ready PDF.

  • Tips, digital receipts and reviews

    Venue-configured tip prompts, non-fiscal digital receipts and a review invitation after payment.

  • Meal voucher payments

    Meal voucher schemes such as Edenred can cover part of the bill with the balance paid by card, in supported journeys.

  • Loyalty from payment

    Points and contacts are collected at the moment of payment, with no card or separate app.

  • AI agents

    Menu Agent prepares menu changes for review, Session Agent reads what a guest is looking for, and Basket Agent suggests available add-ons.

  • Analytics

    Transactions, products, channels, reviews and repeat visits by venue and period, with a group view.

  • Group governance and phased rollout

    Configuration by brand, region or venue and rollout in clusters of venues.

Pricing

Pricing model
Quote only

Qodeup publishes no prices. Its pricing page says a proposal is built from the number of venues, active products, devices, integrations and support model, and that a pilot is possible for groups and complex projects. Products can be added one at a time.

Works with

Point of sale
iPraticoFloodInfoTreLasersoftLibertyLightspeedNetFoodPassepartoutRisto+TCPOSTilbyZMenu

The integrations page lists twelve POS systems as having an active integration and says a missing one gets a technical check that takes a few days. Availability of each Qodeup product depends on the POS provider. Meal voucher schemes also include Satispay Meal Vouchers and Pellegrini.

Where and how it runs

Customers in
Italy
Platforms
Web
Hardware
The Qodeup Terminal is a physical POS with dual-band Wi-Fi and 4G, 4 GB RAM, 64 GB storage and an octa-core CPU, accepting contactless, chip and magnetic-stripe cards. The vendor calls the device the S710 and states it is PCI PTS 6.x compliant.

The vendor says it serves leading Italian restaurant brands and four Serie A stadiums, and that it was founded in Italy and designs for groups also operating in other markets. No list of countries where it sells is published.

The company

Company
Qodeup S.r.l.
Founded
2019
Headquarters
Castegnato (Brescia), Italy
Customers named by the vendor
Doppio Malto, Berberè, Signorvino, Rossopomodoro, Löwengrube, God Save the Food, Lievità, La Focacceria Fiordiponti, Stadio San Siro

Security and support

Security and compliance
Terminal is a PCI PTS 6.x compliant device
Support
The site points to a demo request and says a pilot can validate the flow before wider rollout for groups; support hours and channels are not published.

Listing details

Built for
Bars, Restaurants
Focus
Food-specific
Status
Active
Website
qodeup.com
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What we could not confirm

These points were not confirmed when this page was written.

  • Any price, transaction rate or hardware cost (quote only)
  • Contract term and renewal
  • Countries outside Italy where it is sold
  • Interface languages (the website is offered in English, Italian and Spanish)
  • Support hours and channels
  • Founders, headcount and funding
  • Which Qodeup products each POS integration unlocks
  • Security certifications beyond the terminal's PCI PTS status

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