QRO

QRO is a Korean-language ordering and marketing platform from Mocoplex, covering QR and tablet table ordering, kiosk, POS, delivery and takeaway ordering without a marketplace commission, queue registration and point-based marketing. It is sold to restaurants and shops in South Korea, and the vendor says QR table ordering can start with a free plan.

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QRO's website on 30 September 2026
Best for
Korean restaurants that want table ordering without new hardware, Shops that want to cut delivery-platform commission
Pricing
Subscription per store, per table or per device, with free options
Runs on
Windows, Android, Web

Who it is for

  • Korean restaurants that want table ordering without new hardware

    The vendor says QR ordering works by placing a code on the table, and tablet ordering runs on tablets the shop already owns.

  • Shops that want to cut delivery-platform commission

    QRO pitches its own-shop delivery and takeaway ordering as a way to avoid marketplace fees, charging a 3.5% payment fee only, the vendor says.

Less suited to: Businesses outside South Korea: the site, pricing and messaging tools (KakaoTalk, Naver, Korean delivery platforms) are Korean only.

What it does

  • QR table ordering

    Diners scan a code stuck on the table to order; the vendor says its patented QR order blocks fake orders.

  • Tablet ordering

    Runs on tablets the shop already has, as a mobile menu tablet or a table-mounted fixed one.

  • Kiosk ordering

    Kiosk plan with label printer support, unattended-shop support and integration with the order POS and kitchen printer.

  • POS

    Free POS program installed on Windows or Android, with VAN card terminal support and kitchen printer connection.

  • Delivery and takeaway ordering

    An own-shop delivery and takeaway ordering channel meant to replace marketplace orders from regular customers.

  • Kitchen display system and call alerts

    Sends orders to a kitchen display and issues call notifications.

  • QR queue registration

    Guests join the waiting list by scanning a code; managed from the QRO POS or a mobile app, with messages billed per send.

  • Automatic loyalty points

    Points are added at payment, expiry reminders go out by messaging, and points can be used on dine-in, delivery and takeaway orders.

  • Review collection

    Sends a review request after payment for Naver, Google or Instagram reviews and lets the owner approve the reward in the POS.

  • Menu tools

    Time-of-day menu switching, AI foreign-language translation and AI menu recommendation (Premium).

  • Sales insight reports

    Reports on sales are included in the Standard plan and the tablet, kiosk and POS plans.

Pricing

Pricing model
Subscription per store, per table or per device, with free options
Free plan
Yes

The price page lists QR Standard at KRW 35,000 per store, QR Premium at KRW 5,000 per table, kiosk plans from KRW 9,900 per unit, and free POS and QR waiting plans (waiting messages are charged per send). The home page adds that QR ordering can start free and tablet ordering costs from KRW 6,900 a month. The billing period for Standard and Premium is not stated.

How it compares

Compared with the 42 products in QR Code Menu & Ordering that have a profile on this site. These figures describe the category. They are not a recommendation.

  • Has a free plan. 11 of the 13 products in this category that say whether they have a free plan do.
  • One of 9 products in this category with an Android app. 41 products in this category state their platforms.

Where and how it runs

Available in
South Korea
Languages
Korean
Platforms
Windows, Android, Web
Hardware
Runs on existing Windows 10 or later or Android devices and printers; no new hardware is needed, the vendor says.

The site is Korean-only and the company address is in Seoul; no other country is stated.

The company

Company
Mocoplex Corp. (Mocoplex Inc.)
Registration
Business registration number 117-81-76369
Headquarters
Seoul, South Korea

Security and support

Support
KakaoTalk chat consultation, phone and email are listed; remote installation help is offered for POS and queue plans.

Listing details

Built for
Restaurants, Cafés, Bars
Focus
Food-specific
Status
Active
Website
qro.do
  • TORDER

    TORDER (t'order) is a South Korean table-ordering system: tablets on the table let diners order and pay, and the order goes to the restaurant's existing POS.

    Runs on Web, against Web, Android and Windows for QRO.

  • me&u

    me&u is a guest-experience platform for hospitality venues that combines QR-code order and pay at the table, mobile payments, multi-vendor food hall ordering, a CRM, loyalty and reservations with an AI voice answering service.

    Runs on Web, against Web, Android and Windows for QRO.

  • SO'USE

    SO'USE is a German front-of-house platform that covers QR-code order and pay at the table, self-order kiosks, tablet ordering, a commission-free web shop for pickup and delivery, a kitchen display system, and integration of delivery apps into the till.

    Runs on Web, iOS and Android, against Web, Android and Windows for QRO.

  • Jamezz

    Jamezz is a Dutch digital ordering platform for hospitality venues.

    Runs on Web, against Web, Android and Windows for QRO.

What we could not confirm

These points were not confirmed when this page was written.

  • Billing period of QR Standard and QR Premium prices
  • Contract term and cancellation
  • Named POS integrations
  • Founding year, headcount and funding
  • Security certifications
  • Answers to the FAQ (collapsed on the price page)

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. Product overview, price hints, company detailshttps://qro.do/
  2. Features, device requirementshttps://qro.do/feature
  3. Plans and priceshttps://qro.do/price
  4. Loyalty, reviews, commission claimshttps://qro.do/marketing
  5. Company historyhttps://qro.do/company