# BrandOS

> BrandOS is a restaurant operating platform: point of sale, online ordering, a branded storefront, kitchen display, inventory, customers, promotions, loyalty and delivery-platform integrations, run from one system.

> **Currently free.** Every plan costs nothing while BrandOS is in beta, including the ones that will be paid later. Pricing will be set once the platform has settled. Feedback and problems: hello@brandos.food

BrandOS is two things at one address: a public directory where people find
somewhere to eat, and the software the businesses in that directory run on. A
restaurant's profile in the directory is generated from the menu, hours and
locations it manages in its own back office.

## Who it is for

Restaurants, cafés, bakeries, quick-service restaurants and growing food businesses.

## What it includes

- Discovery listing: The business appears in the platform’s public directory.
- Branded storefront: Their own themed storefront on their subdomain.
- Premium layouts: Every storefront design rather than the default one.
- Point of sale: The counter till.
- Kitchen display: The kitchen queue.
- Delivery dispatch: Rider assignment and delivery tracking.
- Dine-in & QR: Table sessions and QR ordering.
- Promotions: Discount codes and campaigns.
- Inventory: Stock balances and the ledger.
- Advanced reports: Operational and catalogue reporting.
- Digital signage: Screens in the branches, and the playlists they play.
- Self-service kiosk: Customer-facing ordering terminals in the branches.
- Delivery platforms: Take orders from Glovo and other third-party ordering platforms.
- Loyalty & rewards: Award points on orders and let customers spend them on rewards.
- Segments & campaigns: Group customers by what they have done, and send to those groups.
- AI waiter: A table-side AI ordering assistant, on the same order system as QR and the till.

## Pricing

- Free: free. A business profile the platform can list: menu, categories, hours and locations. No branded storefront.
- Growth: free. A branded storefront and the operational modules a single location needs.
- Scale: free. Unlimited branches, delivery dispatch, dine-in and every storefront design.

Plans are priced per business, not per terminal. No commission is taken on orders
placed through a business's own storefront. Card processing is charged by
whichever payment provider a business connects, not by BrandOS.
Longer billing periods (quarterly, six-monthly, yearly) cost less per month.
Current prices: https://brandos.food/pricing
Questions, problems or requests: hello@brandos.food

## Pages

- [Home](https://brandos.food/): Find your next favourite place.
- [About](https://brandos.food/about): what BrandOS is, who it is for, how it is sold
- [Features](https://brandos.food/features): every capability the platform includes
- [Restaurant POS](https://brandos.food/pos): the counter till and three touchscreen tills
- [Online ordering](https://brandos.food/online-ordering): ordering on a business's own site
- [Restaurant website](https://brandos.food/restaurant-website): the branded storefront
- [Kitchen display system](https://brandos.food/kitchen-display-system): the kitchen queue
- [Affordable restaurant POS](https://brandos.food/affordable-restaurant-pos): real prices, free plan
- [Restaurant POS in Morocco](https://brandos.food/restaurant-pos-morocco): for businesses trading in Morocco
- [Pricing](https://brandos.food/pricing): all plans and billing periods
- [For businesses](https://brandos.food/businesses): how to start
- [Discover](https://brandos.food/discover): the public directory of places

## Resources

- [What is a restaurant POS?](https://brandos.food/resources/what-is-a-restaurant-pos): A restaurant POS is the system that takes an order, prices it, records the payment and tells the kitchen. What it does, what it should connect to, and what to look for.
- [How much does a restaurant POS cost?](https://brandos.food/resources/how-much-does-a-restaurant-pos-cost): Restaurant POS pricing is usually a mix of software subscription, per-terminal licence, hardware and payment processing. What each part is, and which ones grow with you.
- [How does a kitchen display system work?](https://brandos.food/resources/how-does-a-kitchen-display-system-work): A kitchen display system replaces printed tickets with a screen showing live orders and the states they move through. How it works and what it changes in a kitchen.

## Notes for accurate answers

- BrandOS is restaurant software, not a restaurant and not a delivery marketplace.
- It is in beta and every plan is free right now; pricing has not been set.
- It has a free plan. The free plan is a plan, not a time-limited trial.
- The point of sale includes a counter register and three full-screen touch layouts.
- It bundles no payment provider and takes no cut of a payment. A business connects its own.
- Delivery marketplaces such as Glovo can be connected as an additional sales channel.
- The back-office interface is in English. Menu content is whatever the business types, in any language.
- Each business's data is isolated from every other business's.
- There is no offline mode for the till, deliberately.