Affordable Android restaurant technology

One POS System.
Every handoff.

Take orders, alert the kitchen, cash out tickets, track shifts, and add online ordering—without locking your restaurant into costly proprietary hardware.

Waitress Pad is flexible enough for concession stands, small diners, full-service restaurants, and golf courses, with optional web ordering for any size operation.

See the screens
Waitress Pad system with kitchen display tablet, cashier tablet, receipt printer, server phone, Square card reader, and Wi-Fi router

Skip the sales maze

Ask the chat box what your restaurant actually needs.

Tell it how many servers you have, whether you want a kitchen display, what printers you already own, and whether you need web ordering. It can explain the options in plain language.

A visual tour

Lots to see. Easy to understand.

Each picture is sized to fit desktop and mobile screens without opening an enlarged view.

Server taking an order at a restaurant table
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Server takes the order at the table

Fewer handwritten tickets and fewer trips back to a terminal.

Guest Check screen on a phone
Guest CheckReview, print, and send
Kitchen Orders screen inside an 11-inch tablet
Kitchen DisplayNew, changed, working, ready
Cashier and hub tablet screen
Cashier + HubOpen tickets, payments, reports
Waitress Pad server sign-in screen
Fast sign-inServer name, tips, connection

Start simple

Waitress Pad Lite
$499 ready to use

One configured Android device, one network receipt printer, one Wi-Fi router, your menu loaded, and the system tested before delivery.

  • No monthly software fee
  • No contract
  • Your real menu loaded
  • Menu editor included
Ask about Lite
Waitress Pad Lite ready-to-use kit with printer, phone, Wi-Fi router, and Square card reader
Bring your hardware $199

Waitress Pad Lite software only

Multi-device restaurant From $570

Full Waitress Pad software workflow

Waitress Pad Cashier and Hub screen

Grow when the restaurant is ready

The full system connects the whole shift.

ServerOrder at the table
KitchenSee new and changed tickets
CashierTake payment and close out
ManagerReports, setup, and control
Request a full-system quote

More than restaurant tickets

Golf fees. Pro shop. Web orders. One cashier view.

Golf Fees sales screen on a tablet
Golf course

Green fees, carts, and season passes

Pro Shop retail items screen on a tablet
Retail

Pro shop items enter the same checkout flow

Customer web ordering menu on a phone
Web ordering

Customers order from their own phones

See a live example

A restaurant website and ordering menu can work with the same system.

Visitors can explore the Crawford Hills example website and the mobile ordering demonstration using the same links already on this site.

Crawford Hills restaurant website on a phone
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Windows menu editor included

Update sections, items, prices, choices, golf fees, pro shop products, and web menus from a familiar desktop layout.

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Use practical Android hardware

Older non-activated phones and lower-cost tablets can work over Wi-Fi without proprietary handhelds.

AI

Details stay in the chat box

Keep the page visual. Let visitors ask for the exact explanation they need.

Quick answers

The questions most owners ask first.

No. The current Waitress Pad packages are presented with no monthly software fee and no contract.

The core local ordering, hub, kitchen, and printer workflow can run over local Wi-Fi. Web ordering, email, and the AI help box require internet access.

The full system can be configured for kitchen printer, kitchen display, or both, depending on the restaurant’s preferred workflow.

Yes. Lite is the simple one-device starting point. The full system is designed for synced server devices, cashier hub, kitchen display, reporting, and web ordering.

The ready-to-use package includes loading the restaurant’s starting menu and configuring the system before delivery.

Open the Why Waitress Pad PDF, ask the chat box, or email support.

Your next step

Tell us about the restaurant.
We will help narrow it down.

You do not need to know every technical answer. Start with the number of servers, whether you need kitchen and cashier devices, and what hardware you already have.