Tokens, parcels and a fast counter
QSR billing software for a counter that never stops
QSR billing software has one job above all: keep the queue moving without mistakes. EETS Partner gives a quick service counter GST bills in three taps, token numbers for every takeaway and parcel order, a UPI QR for the exact amount, and a kitchen screen that tells the cook what to make next. It runs on Android phones and tablets you already own.
- ₹0 commission
- ₹2,999 a year onwards
- No new hardware
- Works offline
What a quick service restaurant POS must get right
In a quick service restaurant, the bill comes first and the food comes after. The guest pays at the counter, takes a token, and waits. Every second the cashier spends looking for an item, fixing a wrong total or asking whether the UPI went through is a second the whole queue waits too.
So the test of QSR billing software is not how many reports it has. It is whether a new cashier can bill a combo, take UPI, print a token and send the order to the kitchen at lunch peak without calling the manager. These are the things to look for.
Fast billing
Three taps to a GST bill, with your GSTIN, CGST and SGST split, prices with or without tax, and round-off done for you.
Clear token numbers
Every takeaway and parcel order gets a token number, so the kitchen, counter and guest all refer to the same order.
Instant UPI
A UPI QR for the exact bill amount, paid straight into your own account, so nobody types the amount wrong.
A kitchen that keeps up
Orders reach the kitchen as KOTs on a printer per station or on a kitchen display, the moment the bill is made.
How a token billing system works in EETS
Token billing is simple on paper and messy in practice: duplicate numbers, lost slips, a cook who cannot tell which parcel is which. In EETS, the token is part of the order itself, so it travels from the bill to the kitchen screen and back to the counter.
The cashier adds items, picks takeaway or parcel, and EETS gives the order a token number.
The guest pays by UPI QR, cash or card, or splits the payment, and gets a printed bill with the token.
The KOT reaches the kitchen printer or kitchen display with the same token number.
The kitchen moves the ticket from new to cooking to ready, and the counter calls the token.
Takeaway billing and parcel counter billing beside dine-in
Most quick service places in India are not purely takeaway. A darshini has a standing counter and a few tables. A biryani outlet does parcels at lunch and dine-in at night. A café has walk-ins and regulars who sit for an hour. EETS keeps takeaway and parcel orders with token numbers alongside dine-in on the same screen, so you do not need two systems or two cashiers.
If you have tables too, the floor map shows each one as free, ordering, cooking, eating or bill-asked, and captains can take table orders on their own phone. Guests at a table can also scan a QR and order from their own phone, which keeps your counter free for parcels.
Keeping a fast counter honest
Speed and cash are a risky mix. When the counter is busy, a removed item or an extra discount is easy to hide. EETS keeps an anti-theft log that nobody can edit or delete, not even the owner. Removed items, cancelled KOTs, discounts, reprints, cash drawer opens and price changes are all recorded, and the risky ones need a manager's PIN.
Staff PINs
Owner, manager, cashier and captain each sign in with their own PIN, so every bill shows who made it.
Opening cash and expenses
Record opening cash and daily expenses, so the day close matches what is actually in the drawer.
Live from anywhere
The owner sees takings, staff activity and the day close live on their phone, even when away from the outlet.
Small PDF reports
Sales, tax, items and staff reports as small PDFs that open on any phone and share on WhatsApp.
Food court billing and other busy counters
Food court stalls, college canteens, juice bars and chaat counters all run the same way: short orders, high volume, little space. A single Android phone or tablet with a 58 mm or 80 mm Bluetooth printer is often enough, and an Android POS machine that prints over Bluetooth fits on the smallest counter.
If your food court uses a central prepaid card or its own billing, check with the operator how sales must be recorded before you choose any QSR billing software. EETS bills your own counter and takes cash, card and UPI. Billing and KOTs keep working without internet and sync when the connection comes back, which matters in basements and malls where the signal drops.
QSR billing software pricing with EETS
The Café plan at ₹2,999 a year suits a single counter: 2 devices with bills, GST, UPI QR, takeaway tokens, staff PINs, takings and day close. If you want a kitchen display or captain phones, the Restaurant plan at ₹3,999 a year gives you 6 devices and adds both, plus QR ordering. Restaurant Max at ₹4,999 a year covers 15 devices and up to 3 outlets with one login.
Every plan starts with 6 months free, and if you pay on or before 31 December 2026 you get 18 months for the price of 12. There is no commission and no hardware to buy. To be clear about limits: EETS has no Swiggy or Zomato integration, no inventory module and no iPhone app today.
Pricing
One price a year. Zero commission.
Every plan starts with 6 months free on Restaurant Max. Pay for any plan by 31 December 2026 and get 18 months for the price of 12.
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Café
A counter and one more phone.
₹2,999/year
2 devices · 1 outlet
- Bills, GST and UPI QR
- Takeaway tokens
- Staff PINs, takings and day close
- Most restaurants
Restaurant
Counter, captains and a kitchen screen.
₹3,999/year
6 devices · 1 outlet
- Everything in Café
- Captain phones at the table
- Kitchen display
- QR ordering with staff approval
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Restaurant Max
Busy places and more than one outlet.
₹4,999/year
15 devices · up to 3 outlets
- Everything in Restaurant
- One login for all outlets
- Bar and many printers
- Priority WhatsApp help
No commission, no hidden fees, no hardware to buy. Refund within 7 days of paying if the plan hasn't been used.
Questions
Questions owners ask
What is the best QSR billing software in India?
Look for fast GST billing, token numbers for takeaway, a UPI QR for the exact amount, KOTs that reach the kitchen instantly, billing that works without internet and a clear day close. EETS Partner does all of this on Android phones and tablets, from ₹2,999 a year, and starts with 6 months free.
What is a token billing system in a restaurant?
A token billing system gives each counter order a number when it is billed. The same number appears on the guest's bill and on the kitchen ticket, so the kitchen knows which order is which and the counter can call the guest when it is ready. It suits takeaway, parcel and self-service counters.
Can I run takeaway and dine-in on the same POS?
Yes. In EETS, takeaway and parcel orders with token numbers sit alongside dine-in on the same screen. Tables show on a floor map, captains take orders at the table on their phone, and the counter keeps billing parcels. You do not need a separate system for each.
Which EETS plan includes token billing?
Takeaway tokens are included in every plan, starting with the Café plan at ₹2,999 a year for 2 devices. If you also want a kitchen display, captain phones or QR ordering, choose the Restaurant plan at ₹3,999 a year for 6 devices. Every plan starts with 6 months free.
Does QSR billing work during internet outages?
Yes. EETS saves every bill and KOT on the device first, so the counter and kitchen keep working when the internet drops. Everything syncs to your other devices once the connection is back. Only guest QR ordering from their own phone needs the internet.
What GST applies to takeaway and parcel orders?
In 2026, standalone restaurants usually charge 5% GST on both dine-in and takeaway, without input tax credit, split as 2.5% CGST and 2.5% SGST. Outlets inside hotels with room tariffs of ₹7,500 or more a night charge 18% with ITC. Please confirm your own case with your CA.
Do I need special hardware for a quick service restaurant POS?
No. EETS runs on Android phones and tablets with Android 8.0 or later. It prints on any ESC/POS Bluetooth printer, 58 mm or 80 mm, with auto cut and cash drawer support, and on Android POS machines that print over Bluetooth. Any old phone or tablet can be the kitchen display.
Tonight's service could run itself.
Install EETS Partner on the phones you already have, add your menu, and print your first GST bill in under an hour.
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