Figure review
A restaurant-focused POS with kitchen routing, delivery intake, and multi-location controls.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Figure is a cloud-based point-of-sale and business management system for restaurants, salons, and retail businesses. Its restaurant capabilities cover point-of-sale order processing, online ordering, third-party order intake, kitchen display workflows, and delivery integrations. The platform also includes inventory tracking, employee roles and permissions, reporting, kiosks, customer-facing displays, and management through Figure Manage. Web, iOS, and Android access are supported, along with iPad-based POS operations and offline payments.
Pricing is organized around a contact-sales model rather than published recurring plans. The vendor directs prospects to a demo and tailored quote, while a free trial is advertised. Figure's operational scope is broader than order entry: inventory tools include low-stock alerts and restocking, employee controls include location access, and reporting covers sales, summaries, and item-level details. Options, modifiers, discounts, and premium pricing provide tools for more varied menus or service configurations.
The platform fits restaurants that need order intake connected to kitchen routing, delivery services, inventory, and employee controls across multiple locations. Its listed integrations include Grubhub, Uber Eats, DoorDash, and Slice, and offline mode is supported. Third-party hardware support means hardware planning remains part of the implementation decision. Choose Figure when restaurant workflows, online ordering, and location management are central requirements; consider another POS when self-serve pricing or a first-party hardware ecosystem is the priority.
Figure pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Kitchen display workflows and order routing support restaurant operations.
- Inventory tracking includes low-stock alerts and restocking workflows.
- Employee permissions and multi-location management support distributed teams.
- Where it doesn't
- Recurring pricing is handled through a demo and tailored quote.
- Hardware support is limited to third-party hardware.
- Its named delivery integrations center on four platforms.
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