Solutions · Café & bakery

Regulars, small tickets and a menu that changes by daypart.

Stamp cards and speed at the counter do more here than table management ever will.

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A cafe and bakery mid-service
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What it switches on

The modules a café runs on.

The same product every restaurant gets. What changes is which parts matter first, and these are the ones that do.

A cafe counter with regulars

Café & bakery

Fast rounds, loyalty, stamp cards

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Point of sale

The till that opens on the room, not an empty basket.

Menu

One menu. Per-outlet prices. Every channel fed from it.

Menu

Loyalty & CRM

Points, stamps and tiers that the till applies by itself.

Shift & cash-up

Float in, count out, variance against a named person.

Points that hold

A points programme with member accounts, found at the till by phone number.

Recipes & food cost

Food cost that prices itself as you type.

Walk it through

A shift at a café.

01The morning menuA menu that changes by daypart, with availability set per outlet and per channel.
02A regular at the counterFound at the till by phone number, with points earned on the ticket and shown on the receipt.
03Orders from your own pageYour own ordering page, paid at checkout, and delEat charges nothing per order.
04The afternoon countStock depletes through recipes on settlement, so a count only has to check it.

Works with

Every module it runs on, page by page.

Point of saleThe till that opens on the room, not an empty basket.MenuOne menu. Per-outlet prices. Every channel fed from it.Loyalty & CRMPoints, stamps and tiers that the till applies by itself.Shift & cash-upFloat in, count out, variance against a named person.Recipes & food costFood cost that prices itself as you type.InventoryStock that moves for four reasons and no others.Direct online orderingYour own ordering page, at the table, for pickup or delivery. Nobody takes a cut.CateringFrom the first enquiry to the last payment, with every document on the way.Best POS for cafés in the UAESix options for a café or coffee shop.

Questions

The questions people ask first.

What does a café POS in Dubai need?

A fast counter, regulars you recognise and stock that counts itself. delEat’s menu changes by daypart with availability per outlet and channel, regulars are found at the till by phone number, and stock depletes through recipes as each order settles.

How much does a café POS cost in the UAE?

A counter café can start on Tab: AED 149 per outlet a month on a two-year term, 169 billed yearly or 199 monthly. Loyalty, stock and recipes, gift cards and your own ordering page come with Shift: AED 429 per outlet a month on a two-year term, 479 billed yearly or 579 monthly. Every plan starts with 30 days free, every module on and no card, and there is no per-transaction fee.

Can we run a stamp card or points?

Yes, on Shift: points, tiers, stamp cards and rewards, walked back correctly when an order is cancelled or refunded.

Does it work on a tablet we already own?

Yes. delEat runs in the browser on any tablet or computer, and prints receipts and kitchen tickets over USB or Bluetooth in Chrome. There is no hardware to buy from us.

Can guests order and pay from their phone?

Yes, on Shift: your own ordering page for QR, pickup and delivery, paid through Stripe, Telr or N-Genius. delEat charges nothing per order.

A barista pouring karak at a daylight counter

Pricing

One price per outlet. No cut of your sales.

Plans from AED 149 per outlet per month on a 2-year term. Thirty days free, no card.

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