NxtPOS frequently asked questions

Pricing, setup time, delivery zones, QR ordering, table booking, hardware and SMS marketing — answered for Australian restaurants, cafes and takeaway shops.

NxtPOS is a cloud-based point-of-sale system built specifically for Australian hospitality venues — restaurants, cafés, bars, pizza shops, kebab shops and bakeries — covering dine-in, pickup and delivery in one system.

There are three plans: Online Ordering (pickup and delivery) at $80 a month, POS + Table Booking & QR at $120 a month, and All-in-One at $200 a month. No setup fees and no lock-in contract.

About 5 minutes — sign up, add your menu, and start taking orders. No hardware install and no site visit required.

No. NxtPOS runs month to month with no lock-in contract and no setup fees, and you can cancel anytime.

iOS and Android tablets, and directly from a phone — which makes it food-truck ready without any special setup.

Yes. On every plan you can enter a separate price for dine-in, pickup and delivery on the same menu item — for example $18 dine-in, $15 pickup and $17 delivery.

No. Online ordering is a flat monthly fee no matter how many orders you take. Card processing fees from your payment provider still apply.

Each table gets its own QR code. Customers scan it, browse your live menu in their phone's browser, and order directly — no app download needed. Orders print straight to your kitchen.

Yes. NxtPOS includes a table booking link that reflects your live availability, with no separate subscription and no per-booking fee. It is part of the POS + Table Booking & QR plan ($120 a month) and All-in-One ($200 a month).

You set delivery fees by distance from your venue — for example $10 within 5km and $15 within 10km — and can turn delivery on or off instantly.

Yes, unlimited variations per item, each with its own price.

Thermal printers connected over Ethernet or Wi-Fi, with auto-printing for every online order.

10 cents per 160-character message, pay-as-you-go, with no subscription or minimum spend.

Yes — it runs directly from a phone over a mobile hotspot, with no fixed hardware or internet connection required.

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