One platform—or a stack your team has to hold together?

Fiest is a restaurant POS and management platform, not another point tool. Service, kitchen display, online ordering, analytics and AI all share the same data. An optional custom website can connect to that setup. Most restaurant software vendors solve one slice of the operation; Fiest is built to run the whole restaurant.

For most restaurants, Fiest can replace the core operational stack: POS, kitchen flow, online ordering, analytics and AI insights. We help move your menu and current setup; historical sales remain available in your previous system. A fully custom website is an optional, separately quoted add-on.

Fiest Management supports restaurant groups and chains as a standard capability. Head office can see combined and by-location sales, accounting, instant reports, staffing-demand insights, transactions, menu performance and refunds, while restaurant-level menus, employees, roles, hours, devices and permissions stay scoped to the right location.

Fiest is ready to use in as little as a day. Sign up, add your products and start selling — no complicated setup, no long implementation project, no specialist installer required.

You get real human support from a Finnish team that understands restaurants. One platform means one support contact — not five different queues across five different vendors. We help with setup, day-to-day questions and scaling as you grow.

Weigh five things: the real cost model, how fast you can go live, whether you're locked into specific hardware, how well your data stays connected across channels, and the quality and locality of support. A restaurant POS and management platform like Fiest answers all five at once instead of leaving you to wire point tools together.

It depends on the model and what the fee actually covers. Many systems charge a monthly licence for each separate tool, plus hardware. Fiest's list software fees start at 0.99% on POS payments and 1.99% on online orders, with payment processing billed separately. That fee covers the connected core platform rather than only the till. Higher-volume and multi-location operations can agree tailored commission rates or a platform fee.

No. Fiest runs on the phones, tablets and computers you already have — there's no hardware lock-in. For card payments you can take tap-to-pay directly on a phone, or add a payment terminal if you prefer dedicated hardware.

That is a common starting point for a group rollout. We map each restaurant's menu, devices, payment setup, staff access and reporting needs, then agree a location-by-location migration plan. As locations move to Fiest, they feed the same Fiest Management group view while keeping restaurant-level menus, hours, roles and permissions. Historical sales remain available in the previous systems, and the exact migration scope and timing are agreed with your team.