Qopla

• Swedish restaurants using several delivery platforms

  Foodora, Uber Eats and Wolt orders arrive in one system and on one tablet instead of separate devices.

• Quick-service and fast-casual restaurants

  A self-service kiosk and QR table ordering let guests order and pay without queuing at the till.

• Small lunch restaurants to larger chains

  Qopla says it works with small lunch restaurants, food courts and large fast-food chains, and that no expensive specialist equipment is needed.

• Cloud-based restaurant till

  A cloud POS with no local server that handles orders, payments, stock and campaigns from one interface.

• Real-time sales reports

  Live reports on what sells, average order value and busiest times, filterable by platform, payment method and time of day.

• Self-service kiosk (Expresskassa)

  Guests order and pay themselves and are shown add-on suggestions such as extra sauce or drinks.

• Online ordering from the restaurant website

  Guests order directly from the restaurant site, orders go straight to the till, and pre-orders for a later time are supported.

• Campaign tool

  Offers can be created and sent to guests from the ordering system.

• Delivery platform integration

  Collects Foodora, Uber Eats and Wolt orders in one system and lets menus be updated across platforms from Qopla.

• QR-code table ordering

  Guests scan a code at the table, read the menu, order and pay on their phone without an app, and the order goes to the kitchen.

• Kitchen display screens

  Replaces printed tickets with digital orders in sequence, and can split an order between kitchen, bar and dessert stations.

• Upsell suggestions

  Recommends add-ons at the end of each order to raise the average bill.

• Installation and training

  Qopla installs the system and trains staff; the vendor says most restaurants are live within two weeks.

Pricing model

Quote only

Qopla publishes no prices; visitors are asked to contact sales or book a free demo. The integrations page says costs differ per integration, and that Delivery Integration is a fixed monthly fee that includes adding Uber Eats, Wolt and Foodora channels, with the platforms billing their own fees separately.

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 12 integrations. The median in this category is 8.
• Lists Web only. Among the 218 products in this category that state their platforms, 110 list an iOS app and 116 list an Android app.
• 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 Uber Eats.

Accounting

Fortnox

Delivery

Uber EatsFoodoraWolt

Inventory

BinaryBrainsApicbase

Payments

NetsSwishKlarnaElavon

Scheduling

PersonalkollenCaspeco

Customers in

Sweden

Languages

Swedish

Platforms

Web

Hardware

The delivery integrations page says all delivery platforms and payment options run on one tablet, one printer and one ticket screen. Qopla says no expensive specialist equipment is needed; the exact hardware models are not listed.

Qopla does not publish a country list. Sweden is inferred from the Swedish-language site, Swedish payment methods (Swish), the Swedish organisation number and its reference to the largest delivery services in Sweden.

Company

Qopla AB

Registration

Swedish organisation number 559148-4331

Headquarters

Solna, Sweden

Customers named by the vendor

Babel Deli, Saisho Sushi, Tasty Bros, Parken Zoo, Benne Pastabar, Berra Burras Kebab

Support

Phone and email support is listed, and the vendor says support is available every day of the week. A single support number covers problems with third-party integrations.

Built for

Restaurants, Cafés, Bars

Focus

Food-specific

Status

Active

Website

qopla.com

Also listed in

Branded Restaurant App BuilderOnline Ordering System

• Ancon

  Ancon is a cloud-based point of sale system for restaurants, bars, cafes and hotels, made by Swedish company Ancon AB, which says it has been in the restaurant trade since 1998.

  Names 20 integrations, against 12 for Qopla.

• Onslip

  Onslip is a Swedish cloud POS system for restaurants, cafes, food trucks, bakeries and other small businesses that sell over the counter.

  Runs on Web, iOS and Android, against Web for Qopla.

• POSbistro

  POSbistro is a tablet-based point-of-sale system for restaurants and other food service venues, made by a Polish company founded in 2012.

  Runs on iOS and Android, against Web for Qopla.

• Foodticket

  Foodticket is a Dutch restaurant software company whose OrderBuddy system combines a till (POS), own ordering website and app, payments, kitchen display, QR and kiosk ordering, and delivery driver tracking.

  Names 11 integrations, against 12 for Qopla.

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

• Qopla vs Foodticket
• Qopla vs POSbistro
• Qopla vs Sides
• Qopla vs Storyous
• Qopla vs Ancon
• Qopla vs Onslip
• Qopla vs Ancon vs Onslip
• Qopla vs Ancon vs Onslip vs POSbistro

These points were not confirmed when this page was written.

• Any price or contract term
• Founding year, founders, employee count and funding
• Named hardware models
• Whether Qopla is sold outside Sweden
• Security certifications
• Mobile app listings

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 (Swedish), customer quotes, FAQ, company detailshttps://www.qopla.com
2. POS featureshttps://qopla.se/kassasystem
3. Self-service kioskhttps://qopla.se/expresskassa
4. Online orderinghttps://qopla.se/onlinebestaellningar
5. Delivery integrationshttps://qopla.se/leveransintegrationer
6. QR table orderinghttps://qopla.se/digitala-bordsbestaellningar
7. Kitchen screenshttps://qopla.se/koeksskaerm
8. Integrations and integration cost FAQhttps://qopla.se/integrationer
9. About and who it suitshttps://qopla.se/om-oss
10. Supporthttps://qopla.se/kundtjanst