+22% avg ticket
Guests pick upsells on their own. Consistent, high-margin — no awkward staff scripts required.
Grow online sales · The quiet way to raise average check
Tap. Pay. Eat.
Self-serve kiosks that raise average ticket 20–30% on autopilot — because the kiosk never forgets to ask if you want to add fries.
Included at $0/month with Labrador Payments · No multi-year lock-in
Capabilities
What you get.
Fewer order errors
Guests build exactly what they want. Kitchen gets a clean ticket. Refunds go down.
Shorter lines
Two or three kiosks can replace a cashier on peak shifts — freeing your team for food and service.
Same menu as POS
Change once in the POS. Every kiosk reflects it instantly. 86 in real time.
Pay at the kiosk
Tap, dip, Apple Pay, Google Pay — all integrated with Labrador Payments.
SMS opt-in built-in
Every kiosk order is a chance to build your guest list. With consent, of course.
By the numbers
Built to move the needle.
+22%
Average check lift
−31%
Order errors
30s
Avg. order time
2–3×
Throughput per shift
Part of the stack
Plays nicely with the rest of Labrador.
This isn't a bolt-on. It's built to share one menu, one guest list, and one dashboard with the other twelve systems.
- Orders route to POS and KDS like any other channel
- Payments settle through the same Labrador account
- Upsell logic pulls from your menu tags (sides, drinks, add-ons)
- Guests can join SMS and loyalty with one tap at checkout
- Manager dashboard shows kiosk vs. counter performance live
16
systems, one login
Everything integrated by default.
Related solutions
Works beautifully with
Questions, answered
Self-serve kiosk FAQ
No. They free your team. Most operators redeploy a cashier to expedite food or connect with guests in the dining room — which is where hospitality actually happens.
Kiosks present a tip prompt (or not — your call) with customizable percentages. Tips flow to the POS and distribute per your policy.
Rule of thumb: one kiosk per ~40 daily counter transactions during peak. We'll size it with you on your demo.
Yes, commercial iPads or Android tablets work. We also sell purpose-built stands and floor kiosks at cost.