A QR code ordering system with no app and no commission
The guest already has the device in their hand. Let them scan the table, order, and watch it move, while the kitchen ticket fires itself.
CountStand turns every table into an order point: the guest scans a QR, sees your live menu in the browser, orders and pays by UPI, and the ticket lands on the kitchen display without a server relaying it. The same engine runs a self-serve kiosk at the counter and a live status screen so guests track their own order. There is no app to install and no per-order commission, it is your storefront, on your tables, at your price.
What scan-to-order changes on the floor
Fewer trips to take orders, more time to run service.
Table QR to kitchen, directly
A scan opens your live menu; the order fires a ticket to the kitchen display with the table number attached, no server standing at the table with a pad.
Kiosk mode for the counter
The same ordering engine runs a self-serve kiosk for QSR and cafés, taking orders and UPI payment while staff plate and pack.
Guests track their own order
A live status screen shows preparing, ready and served, so the “is it coming?” question answers itself and the counter stays clear.
Your channel, zero commission
Because this is your own storefront and not an aggregator, the order carries no per-order cut and the customer stays yours.
How is table QR ordering different from an aggregator?
A delivery aggregator owns the customer, the data and a double-digit slice of every order. Table QR ordering is the opposite: the guest is sitting in your restaurant, ordering from your menu, paying you directly by UPI, and the relationship stays yours. The QR is a faster way to take an order you were always going to serve, not a marketplace you rent access to.
Practically, that means no commission line on the bill and no reprint of your menu into someone else’s app. You change a price once, on your menu, and every table’s scan shows it.
Do guests need to download anything?
No. The scan opens a normal web page, your menu, in whatever browser the phone already has. No install, no login wall, no friction between a hungry guest and the order. That is the whole point: the fewer taps between scanning and firing the ticket, the more tables self-order instead of waiting for a server.
For counters and cloud kitchens, the same engine runs as a kiosk, so a walk-in orders and pays without occupying a staff member, the labour you save at the till goes to the pass.
Asked by owners like you
How does QR code ordering work in a restaurant?
The guest scans a table QR, your live menu opens in their browser, they order and pay by UPI, and the ticket fires straight to the kitchen display with the table number, no app and no server relay.
Is there a commission on QR orders?
No. This is your own storefront on your own tables, so there is no per-order commission and the customer relationship stays yours.
Can it run as a self-serve kiosk?
Yes, the same ordering engine runs a counter kiosk for QSR and cafés, taking the order and UPI payment while staff plate and pack.
Do customers need to install an app?
No. The QR opens a web page in the phone’s existing browser, there is nothing to download or log into.
Turn every table into an order point
Scan-to-order and kiosk, commission-free, try it free for 30 days on your own menu.
30-day free trial · No card · From ₹999/mo per outlet