What the terminal does
- Rings for every new order, so nobody misses one on a busy night.
- Prints a ticket with the items, sizes, extras and notes the customer chose.
- Handles collection and delivery by your own drivers.
- Fits on the counter. It is a SUNMI V2 or V3: a small screen with a printer built in.
At the start of each shift, check it is charged, online and has paper.
What the terminal costs
Nothing. There is no rental fee and no charge for paper. When we set you up, we confirm the model and explain how returns and replacements work.
Here is what some other companies charge for order hardware, from their own websites:
| Company | What you get | What it costs |
|---|---|---|
| tastie. | SUNMI V2 or V3 terminal, plus printer paper | £0, lent to you |
| Uber Eats ↗ | Tablet and printer | Part of a £650 one-off activation fee plus VAT, which also covers menu set-up and photos |
| Deliveroo ↗ | Tablet and printer | A one-off joining fee; the amount is not published |
| Foodhub ↗ | Rented equipment | A weekly rental set in your agreement, and a £500 fee if it is lost, damaged or not returned |
| MyFoodFast ↗ | SUNMI POS terminal, bought outright | From about £403 plus VAT |
| eTakeawayMax ↗ | Wi-Fi order printer | £199, including VAT |
Do I need an EPOS too?
Not for online orders. The terminal takes orders from your tastie. ordering website. It is not a till for walk-in customers, so keep the till or card machine you already use at the counter.
Thinking of changing your till anyway? Our guide EPOS or order terminal: which do you need? explains the difference and what each costs.
Already have a Just Eat tablet?
Keep it. The app’s tablet carries on taking app orders, and the tastie. terminal prints orders from your own website. You can run both side by side while your regulars move across to ordering direct.
If you leave an app later, check your agreement for how to return its equipment. Our guide on leaving Just Eat covers this. To see what other ordering systems charge, hardware included, visit our comparison page.
Just Eat, Uber Eats, Deliveroo, Foodhub, MyFoodFast and eTakeawayMax are trademarks of their owners. tastie. is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.
