OotaOS for restaurants in the United States.

Restaurant software for the United States: Sales Tax on the bill, your EIN on invoices, card payments through Stripe, and UberEats and DoorDash orders.

What runs differently for a restaurant in the United States

OotaOS runs in the United States on US rails. The bill carries Sales Tax, and invoices carry your EIN. Diners pay by cash, card or a paired card terminal, and online payments go through Stripe. UberEats and DoorDash orders arrive on the same kitchen display as every other order, so delivery is not a second tablet on the counter.

The card terminal partners in the United States are Stripe Terminal, Square and SumUp. The QR menu can show dish names in English and Spanish side by side.

Plans are priced in US dollars: Starter per order with a monthly cap, and Growth and Pro as monthly subscriptions. Every plan starts with a free trial on the plan you pick and no card to start, and the live demo opens the whole product in the United States on sample data before you create an account.