Wibo

Wibo sells self-order kiosks and totems to restaurants in Chile, Mexico and Argentina as software plus hardware. Customers pick, customise and pay at the kiosk while the software suggests combos and add-ons, and orders go to the kitchen. It connects to local POS systems and payment providers, or can run as a full platform with cashier, inventory and loyalty. The site is in Spanish.

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Wibo's website on 30 September 2026
Best for
Quick-service restaurants and cafes in Chile and Mexico, Restaurants that already run a Latin American POS
Pricing
From CLP 89990 per month, VAT included
Runs on
Android, Web

Who it is for

  • Quick-service restaurants and cafes in Chile and Mexico

    Customer examples include Papa Johns, Mr. Wrap, Under Pizza and several cafes and ice cream shops.

  • Restaurants that already run a Latin American POS

    Integrates with FUDO, Toteat, Justo, Restô and Mr. Comanda.

  • Small cafes with limited space

    Compact tablet kiosks are offered for small venues, and larger floor totems for high-traffic sites.

  • Chains rolling out kiosks across sites

    Standard configurations to repeat across branches, and a multi-store view on the Advanced plan.

What it does

  • Self-order kiosk software

    Customers choose, customise, add extras, confirm and pay on an Android kiosk app with configurable menu, modifiers and toppings.

  • Digital upselling

    Suggests combos, add-ons and upgrades inside the order to raise the average ticket.

  • Loyalty Tap

    Recognises returning customers through an Apple Wallet or Google Wallet pass, with no app, and applies discounts or cashback automatically.

  • Mobile web ordering

    A web app for ordering from a phone without a download.

  • Order display screen

    Shows customers the status of their order from preparation to pickup; works with a smart TV.

  • Order app and kitchen printing

    Kitchen order app with order states and ticket printing.

  • Cashier (Caja Wibo)

    Assisted-sale till taking cash or card, with shifts, cash counts, day close and, on higher plans, refunds and electronic receipts in Chile.

  • Coupons, hourly promotions and surveys

    Coupons, time-based promotions, upselling and customer surveys on all plans.

  • Sales reports

    Reports on orders, per-kiosk performance and purchase behaviour.

  • Recipes, waste control and warehouses

    Recipe and waste tracking on the Advanced plan and warehouses on the Pro plan.

  • Multi-store, roles and permissions

    A multi-store view and role-based permissions from the Advanced plan.

  • Multi-language kiosk

    The kiosk supports several languages.

  • Hardware bundle (WiboBox)

    Pre-configured and tested kiosk equipment with a printer and payment integration, shipped ready to operate.

Pricing

Starting price
From CLP 89990 per month, VAT included
Pricing model
Subscription per location plus one-off hardware and setup

Chile: Starter CLP 89,990 per month (up to 1,000 orders), Advanced CLP 162,990 (up to 5,000 orders), Pro CLP 246,990 (unlimited orders), all including VAT. A separate cashier plan starts at CLP 47,688. Setup is a one-off from CLP 279,694, and kiosk hardware is bought separately, from CLP 421,235 for a tablet. Mexico: Starter MXN 1,578, Advanced MXN 2,297, Pro MXN 3,457 per month. Argentina: Starter USD 80, Advanced USD 148, Pro USD 224 per month, with setup from USD 300.

How it compares

Compared with the 13 products in Self-Order Kiosk 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 6.
  • One of 3 products in this category with an Android app. 10 products in this category state their platforms.

Works with

Loyalty
Apple WalletGoogle Wallet
Payments
Mercado PagoGetnetKlapClipGlobal Payments
Point of sale
FUDOToteatJustoRestôMr. Comanda

Availability differs by country: FUDO, Toteat and Justo are marked for Chile and Mexico, Restô and Mr. Comanda for Chile only, and Clip and Global Payments for Mexico only.

Where and how it runs

Available in
Chile, Mexico, Argentina
Languages
Spanish
Platforms
Android, Web
Hardware
Android tablets and floor or counter totems (16 to 24 inch), with optional scanner and printer; a venue can use its own equipment if it meets requirements. Needs a power outlet and preferably wired internet of at least 10 Mbps.

The homepage says businesses in Chile, Mexico and Argentina use Wibo; pricing pages exist for these three and offices are in Santiago area (Providencia) and Mexico City.

The company

Headquarters
Providencia (Santiago), Chile
Other offices
Mexico City
Customers named by the vendor
Papa Johns, Under Pizza, Sushi Blues, Mr. Wrap, Fantasilandia, Crunchy Cheese, Café 2de6, Puelo Coffee Roasters, Emporio La Rosa

Security and support

Support
Onboarding, team training and remote support are included, with optional extra continuous-operations support; installation can be done by the customer or by Wibo as a paid extra.

Listing details

Vendor
Wibo (LoyaltyTap)
Built for
Restaurants
Focus
Food-specific
Status
Active
Website
soywibo.com

Alternatives to Wibo

See all 35 in Self-Order Kiosk

  • XPR POS

    XPR is a self-ordering layer that adds kiosks, mobile and QR ordering, linebusting tablets and order display boards to a restaurant's existing point of sale rather than replacing it.

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

  • Tabesto

    Tabesto sells self-order kiosks for restaurants, along with QR-code order and pay, click and collect, and an order and menu manager.

    Names 24 integrations, against 12 for Wibo.

  • Bite Kiosk

    Bite makes self-ordering kiosk software for quick-service and fast-casual restaurants, convenience stores and food halls.

    Names 19 integrations, against 12 for Wibo.

  • Grubbrr

    Grubbrr (written GRUBBRR on its site) makes self-ordering kiosks and related ordering hardware and software.

    Runs on Web, against Web and Android for Wibo.

Compare Wibo

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What we could not confirm

These points were not confirmed when this page was written.

  • Legal entity, founding year, founders, funding and team size
  • Contract term and cancellation
  • Security and payment certifications
  • Which languages the kiosk supports
  • Number of customers: the homepage says over 190 businesses and the customers page says over 150

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. Homepage, integrations and claimshttps://www.soywibo.com/
  2. Chile pricing and hardwarehttps://www.soywibo.com/precios-wibo-chile
  3. Mexico pricinghttps://www.soywibo.com/precios-wibo-mexico
  4. Argentina pricinghttps://www.soywibo.com/precios-wibo-arg
  5. Product moduleshttps://www.soywibo.com/soluciones
  6. Onboarding, hardware, supporthttps://www.soywibo.com/implementacion
  7. Customershttps://www.soywibo.com/clientes-wibo
  8. Loyalty Taphttps://www.soywibo.com/fidelizar-loyalty-tap
  9. Officeshttps://www.soywibo.com/contactanos