OlaClick

OlaClick is a restaurant system that brings together a digital menu, online ordering, point of sale, delivery management, and WhatsApp automation. Customers can open a menu by QR code or link and order for delivery, pickup, or table service without a per-order commission. The POS includes table settings, order registration, a cash register, and a waiter app. Kitchen tools cover stock management, sales based on remaining stock, and a display system for organizing dish types. The WhatsApp chatbot can answer questions, send order updates, follow up on abandoned carts, and request reviews after delivery. Delivery connections include iFood, Rappi, Uber Eats, 99Food, PedidosYa, and Didi Food, with availability varying by country. Customers can pay online through the menu, while businesses can connect a card terminal to the POS; available methods and fees vary by country. OlaClick runs in a browser on phones, tablets, and computers, and also has Android and iOS apps. Automatic printing requires a Windows computer with the printing app installed. The plans include a free option; paid plans are listed in BRL, starting at R$73.30 a month for Advanced.

OlaClick combines ordering, POS, kitchen, and delivery functions, with a free plan and paid tiers listed in BRL. Restaurants should check country availability for delivery integrations and payment methods.

OlaClick suits restaurants that want a digital menu and online ordering alongside POS, kitchen, delivery, or WhatsApp tools. Its browser access and mobile apps support use across phones, tablets, and computers.

OlaClick is a restaurant platform that connects QR ordering with point of sale, kitchen operations and delivery management. It is best suited to restaurants coordinating dine-in and online orders, especially those that want WhatsApp automation as well. Its strongest case is bringing these workflows under one system; the fit depends on whether its delivery and payment options work in your country.

Overview

Customers can open a menu by QR code or link and order for delivery, pickup or table service, with no per-order commission. Multiple menu languages and menu analytics help restaurants serve different customers and track activity. The breadth is useful for operators who need more than a menu, but may be unnecessary for a business seeking only a QR ordering page.

Key features

Ordering, POS and kitchen

The POS covers table settings, order registration, a cash register and a waiter app. Stock management can limit sales to what remains in inventory, while the kitchen display system organizes and separates dish types. These tools support restaurants handling several order types in one operation; the value is lower for venues that do not need a POS or kitchen workflow.

WhatsApp and integrations

The chatbot can answer WhatsApp questions, send order status updates, recover abandoned carts and request reviews after delivery. That gives restaurants ways to keep customers informed and follow up, though message delivery is not assured: OlaClick says its WhatsApp communications may use unofficial integrations, and WhatsApp can block or reject them.

Delivery connections include iFood, Rappi, Uber Eats, 99Food, PedidosYa and Didi Food, but availability varies by country. Customers can pay online through the menu, and businesses can connect a card terminal to the POS; payment methods and fees also vary by country. Tax invoicing is a paid add-on in Brazil and Colombia. Facebook Pixel and Google Tag Manager are among the menu's marketing integrations.

Access, support and data

OlaClick runs in a browser on phones, tablets and computers, and mobile apps are available for Android and iOS. Automatic printing requires a Windows computer with the printing app installed, a practical constraint for restaurants relying on that workflow. Real-time support is advertised in Spanish, Portuguese and English. Personal data is stored on Amazon Web Services servers in the United States and may be shared with service providers needed to provide the service.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing and has no commission per order. It gives a restaurant a way to begin without a subscription, though the plan details do not describe its feature or usage caps, so operators should confirm that it covers their needs before building around it.

Advanced costs R$73.30 a month, or R$ 64/mo with annual billing (annual value R$ 768). It includes 400 orders per month, a digital menu, custom domain, POS, delivery management and online payments. This is the practical starting tier for restaurants that need core ordering and POS tools, but the 400-order ceiling may rule it out for busier operations.

Premium costs R$188 a month, or R$ 160/mo with annual billing (annual value R$ 1.920). Its 4,000 monthly orders and Advanced features are joined by a WhatsApp chatbot, loyalty program, automated inventory, kitchen management and delivery app integrations. It fits restaurants that need those workflows and can stay within the quota; the price jump from Advanced buys substantial operating capacity and automation.

Elite costs R$440 a month, or R$ 374/mo with annual billing (annual value R$ 4.488). It includes Advanced and Premium features, unlimited orders and POS integration, making it the tier for operations that have outgrown the 4,000-order cap. Infinity costs R$1,092 a month, or R$ 928/mo with annual billing (annual value R$ 11.136); it adds Google Ads and Meta campaign management and monthly social media content to the earlier tiers. That premium is aimed at restaurants seeking campaign and content support alongside operations, rather than simply more order capacity.

Platforms

OlaClick supports Android, iOS, web and Windows. Browser access covers phones, tablets and computers, while automatic printing specifically requires Windows and the printing app.

Who it's for

OlaClick is a strong fit for restaurants that take dine-in, pickup and delivery orders and want POS, stock, kitchen and customer messaging tools connected. Its free plan and Advanced tier make it possible to start with fewer commitments, while Premium and above suit higher volumes or automation needs. Restaurants should verify local delivery integrations, payment methods and fees before committing. A venue that only needs a digital menu may be better served by a narrower product.

Pros and cons

• Pros: QR and link ordering covers delivery, pickup and table service without per-order commission, which supports mixed service models.
• Pros: POS, stock controls and kitchen display tools connect front-of-house ordering with restaurant operations.
• Pros: Premium adds a 4,000-order monthly allowance plus chatbot, loyalty and inventory features, giving growing restaurants room to expand.
• Cons: Delivery services and payment options vary by country, so the platform's operational breadth may not translate to every market.
• Cons: WhatsApp messages are not guaranteed, limiting reliance on the chatbot for time-sensitive updates.
• Cons: Automatic printing requires Windows, which may constrain restaurants using other desktop systems.

Alternatives

For a narrower menu-focused option, Digital Menu Software is a category to compare. GustoQR suits businesses that want a free plan with team access, full templates and AI features, and can accept a 500-customer annual cap and no full POS. Screenza is another free-plan option for operators who need broad desktop platform support, with its entry tier limited to one screen, five image credits and ten menu parses per month, 100 MB storage and a watermark.

SuperQR may suit businesses looking for QR point management and staff access, with its free plan covering one location, up to 10 QR points, one staff member and 50 monthly credits. Flipdish is worth comparing for a branded website and online ordering platform at $149 a month per site. EatPe offers POS Lite at ₹99/month with 500 invoices, thermal-print-ready billing and a daily sales report, and may appeal to operators prioritizing those basics.

TapNConnect is an alternative to consider for QR menu or queue needs. Menutech may suit businesses seeking a menu subscription with AI dish and menu analysis features at $20/month. NexSigns is another option to compare for Android and web, with custom pricing.

Verdict

Choose OlaClick if your restaurant needs QR ordering tied to POS, kitchen, inventory and delivery workflows, and its country-specific integrations match your operation. The free plan and tiered order limits offer a path from basic use to higher volume, while Premium adds meaningful automation. Look elsewhere if a QR menu is all you need, if you rely on guaranteed WhatsApp delivery, or if your payment and delivery services are not supported in your market.