ThaliPOS

• Independent and small-group restaurants

  The vendor says it is aimed at independent and small-group operators who want a large platform without an integration project.

• Indian restaurants and sweet shops

  Handles composite thali plates, half and full portions, per-diner spice levels and weigh-and-pay for mithai.

• Sites with unreliable internet

  Orders and cash sales keep working offline and sync to the cloud when the connection returns.

Less suited to: Operators who need a proven, generally available product today: the vendor says it is pre-launch and card payments were still in partner certification.

• Offline-first local hub

  Each store runs a hub so POS, kiosk and kitchen display work with no internet and sync once on reconnect.

• Counter POS

  Touch and keyboard ordering with barcode scanning, parked checks and table tags.

• Composite plates and portions

  Thali plates as a single item with components, plus half and full portions.

• Weigh-and-pay

  A serial scale rings weight-based items priced per kilo onto the check.

• Kitchen display system

  Station routing, elapsed-time cues, batch cooking and refire, with tickets in eight languages.

• Self-order kiosk

  Branded kiosk with accessibility modes and card payment at the screen.

• QR ordering

  Printed codes tied to a table or counter open the menu on the guest's phone, no app needed.

• Online ordering storefront

  Own web storefront for pickup with no marketplace commission.

• Delivery marketplace channels

  DoorDash, Uber Eats and Grubhub orders arrive on the kitchen screen with per-channel menus, pricing and pause control; partner certification was in progress.

• Single menu across channels

  The menu is authored once and published to every surface, so a price change is one edit.

• End-of-day close

  Business-day close with drawer counts and a Z-report that includes cash tenders.

• Gift cards and loyalty

  Gift cards and points kept on append-only ledgers.

• Inventory and auto-86

  Recipe depletion, auto-86, purchase orders and waste tracking are built but were awaiting pilot validation.

• AI menu import

  Imports a menu from a photo or an existing website; a plain-English question assistant and morning brief were in development.

• Data export

  One-click full data export plus Excel and CSV exports.

Pricing model

Quote only

No prices are published. The vendor says it is onboarding pilot restaurants with simple pilot pricing and asks buyers to email for numbers.

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.
• 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, DoorDash, Grubhub, Stripe.

Delivery

DoorDashUber EatsGrubhub

Payments

Stripe

Delivery integrations were in partner certification and card payments were awaiting certification at the time of review.

Languages

English, Hindi, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Punjabi, Bengali, Urdu

Platforms

Web

Hardware

A tablet or small PC with a browser, a small in-store hub, standard ESC/POS printers and cash drawer, a Stripe card reader, and optionally a serial scale and keyboard-wedge scanner. The vendor does not sell hardware.

The vendor does not state where it sells.

Security and compliance

Card data goes from reader to Stripe and never passes through ThaliPOS software

Support

Pilot partners get direct access to the founding team; the vendor says it replies to email within one business day.

Built for

Restaurants

Focus

Food-specific

Status

Active

Website

thalipos.com

Also listed in

Self-Order Kiosk

• Otter

  Otter started as a tablet that gathers orders from delivery apps and is now sold as a restaurant point of sale system.

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

• 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.

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

• Qu POS

  Qu is a cloud restaurant point of sale and ordering platform for large quick-service and fast-casual chains.

  Names 29 integrations, against 4 for ThaliPOS.

• LithosPOS

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

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

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

• ThaliPOS vs eHopper
• ThaliPOS vs LithosPOS
• ThaliPOS vs MenuSifu
• ThaliPOS vs Otter
• ThaliPOS vs Plum POS
• ThaliPOS vs Qu POS
• ThaliPOS vs eHopper vs Otter
• ThaliPOS vs eHopper vs Otter vs Qu POS

These points were not confirmed when this page was written.

• Any price or plan (none published)
• Countries where it is sold, company details, founding year, funding and team size (not stated)
• Customers or reviews (vendor says there are none yet)
• Contract terms, security certifications, native apps

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, features, languageshttps://thalipos.com/
2. What it is, audience, pre-launch status, pricing FAQhttps://thalipos.com/about/
3. POS features, hardware, delivery channels, pricing FAQhttps://thalipos.com/restaurant-pos/
4. Payments via Stripe and certification statushttps://thalipos.com/restaurant-payments/
5. Inventory statushttps://thalipos.com/restaurant-inventory-management/
6. AI features statushttps://thalipos.com/ai-restaurant-pos/
7. Page discoveryhttps://thalipos.com/sitemap.xml