OnePe Kiosk System

OnePe Kiosk System is a restaurant self-ordering tool for browsing menus, customizing items, paying, and sending orders to the kitchen. Customers can select dine-in, takeaway, or delivery, then adjust items with add-ons or ingredient changes. Listed payment options include UPI, cards, contactless NFC, and cash. After payment, the kiosk displays a token and routes the order ticket to a kitchen display system or printer. Restaurants can manage menu categories, banners, offers, and featured items, and customize kiosk colors, fonts, and layouts from a dashboard. The page lists English, Hindi, and regional languages, along with large-text and high-contrast modes. OnePe says orders can flow into existing POS and kitchen display systems, and lists integrations including Razorpay, Paytm, PhonePe, Swiggy API, Zomato API, Cashfree, Stripe, and thermal printers. The software is described as usable on Android tablets, iOS devices, web browsers, touchscreen kiosks, and restaurant-owned devices, with offline operation for essential functions. Pricing includes a free plan and paid plans from ₹199/mo; a 14-day trial is listed.

OnePe Kiosk System covers customer ordering, payment, and kitchen handoff, with menu customization and POS integration. The free plan has a 10-item menu limit; paid plans start at ₹199/mo.

It suits restaurants and food court outlets that want customers to place and pay for orders themselves. Restaurants can use it across supported devices and connect orders to POS and kitchen systems.

Overview

OnePe Kiosk System is restaurant self-ordering software that connects customer orders to payment and kitchen handoff. It suits restaurants and food court outlets seeking customizable menus and existing POS integration. Its free tier offers a low-commitment starting point, but its 10-item cap makes a paid plan more practical for a full menu.

Key features

Ordering and menu control

Customers can choose dine-in, takeaway, or delivery, then browse categories and adjust items with add-ons or ingredient changes. That flexibility helps restaurants with configurable dishes, while dashboard controls for menu organization, banners, offers, and featured items let staff shape what customers see. Colors, fonts, and layouts can also be customized, so the kiosk can be adapted to a venue’s presentation rather than left at a fixed design.

Payments and kitchen workflow

Payment options include UPI, cards, contactless NFC, and cash. After payment, the kiosk displays a token and sends the ticket to a kitchen display system or printer. OnePe says orders flow into existing POS and kitchen display systems, with integrations including Razorpay, Paytm, PhonePe, Swiggy API, Zomato API, Cashfree, Stripe, and thermal printers. This end-to-end flow is the system’s central strength: customer orders can reach kitchen operations without a separate manual handoff.

Access and continuity

English, Hindi, and regional language support, plus large-text and high-contrast modes, give restaurants options for making the ordering interface more accessible. OnePe says transactions are PCI-DSS compliant, use 256-bit encrypted data transmission, and do not leave customer payment data stored on the kiosk. It also advertises 24/7 monitoring and support and offline operation for essential functions. Those are useful assurances for a customer-facing station, though offline mode is described as essential-function support rather than a guarantee that every workflow remains available.

Pricing

The Free Plan costs nothing, billed Pay Monthly, and allows 10 menu items. It is best treated as a small-scale starting point; a restaurant with a broader menu will quickly need a paid tier.

Starter costs ₹199 a month, billed Pay Monthly, for 100 menu items, 100 orders per day, and 5 staff. It is the lowest-cost paid option, but its daily order ceiling makes it a poor fit for busier service. Growth costs ₹499 a month, billed Pay Monthly, and raises the menu allowance to 500 items, removes the order limit, and supports 20 staff. Pro costs ₹999 a month, billed Pay Monthly, with unlimited menu items, orders, and staff; it is the tier for larger operations that would otherwise run into Growth’s menu or staffing limits.

Annual options keep the same tier allowances: Starter Plan (annual) is ₹1,999 a year; Growth Plan (annual) is ₹4,999 a year; and Pro Plan (annual) is ₹9,999 a year, each billed Pay Annually. OnePe also advertises a 14-day free trial with no credit card required and cancellation anytime. The available plan terms establish menu, order, and staff caps, but do not describe additional tier differences.

Platforms

OnePe lists Android, iOS, and web platforms. The kiosk is stated to work on Android tablets, iOS devices, web browsers, touchscreen kiosks, and devices a restaurant already owns, which can reduce the need to source a dedicated kiosk device. The specific kiosk platform listing is Android.

Who it's for

OnePe is aimed at restaurants and food court outlets that want customers to place and pay for orders themselves, with tickets sent to kitchen systems and orders connected to POS. The free tier can suit a very small menu, while Growth offers a more practical mix for operations needing unlimited orders and up to 20 staff. Restaurants requiring unlimited menu capacity or staff need Pro. Starter’s 100-orders-per-day cap will not suit venues expecting higher daily volume.

Pros and cons

• Pros: The ordering flow covers dine-in, takeaway, and delivery, with item modifiers for add-ons and ingredient changes.
• Pros: Payment choices span UPI, cards, NFC, and cash, with tickets routed to a kitchen display system or printer.
• Pros: POS and kitchen integrations, offline support for essential functions, and stated 24/7 monitoring address operational handoff and continuity.
• Cons: The free plan permits just 10 menu items, limiting its usefulness for a restaurant’s complete menu.
• Cons: Starter caps orders at 100 per day, while Growth stops at 500 menu items and 20 staff; larger operations must pay for Pro.

Alternatives

Restaurant Self-Ordering Kiosk Software is the broader category guide for comparing kiosk options. Choose SelfX if its Android, iOS, web, Windows, or API platform coverage better fits your setup; its Smart Growth Plan is ₹4,999 a month and includes up to 3 POS terminals plus KDS, a different pricing and integration point than OnePe’s Growth tier. TRAY Self-Service Kiosk is another option for Android and Windows deployments.

INFI ORDER may suit a restaurant seeking a platform that bundles kiosk, online ordering, loyalty, kitchen, website, and marketing. Consider Lightspeed Restaurant if you want a broader POS package with menu management, floor plans, insights, offline mode, and 24/7 support; its Starter plan is $69 a month. Sapaad is another paid restaurant option with a free trial. CodeOrder Kiosk may be a fit for a paid kiosk plan that includes online orders, delivery zones, product add-ons, and tipping; its Starter plan is $9.90 a month. Eatery Kiosk charges $149 a month per active location, with every software feature included and hardware and payment processing separate. Petpooja is an alternative for restaurants seeking a broader platform across Android, iOS, web, Windows, and self-hosted environments.

Verdict

OnePe Kiosk System is a strong fit for restaurants and food courts that want customizable self-ordering tied to payments, POS, and kitchen ticketing, with support for devices they may already own. Its free tier is narrow and Starter’s daily order cap is consequential, so growing or busy venues should weigh Growth or Pro rather than assume the entry plan will scale. Choose OnePe when the integrated ordering-to-kitchen flow and menu flexibility matter most; look elsewhere if Starter’s cap or the cost of the unlimited tiers does not match your operation.