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Rezku review

#14 of 39 in Restaurant Management SoftwareiPad POSRestaurant Billing SoftwareRestaurant POS Software+3 more

A broad restaurant management suite with clear $99 monthly pricing.

7.8/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Rezku is restaurant point-of-sale and management software for restaurants, bars, pizzerias, cafés, food trucks, and multi-location operators. It brings front-of-house ordering, branded online ordering, QR ordering and payment, tableside mobile POS, kitchen display workflows, ingredient inventory, employee management, reporting, loyalty, gift cards, and delivery management into one system. Its manager app also supports remote control of menus, pricing, employees, reports, and inventory from a smartphone. The fit is strongest for full-service restaurants that want one platform across service, kitchen, and back-office operations.

Pricing is straightforward. According to the current official pricing page, the Basic plan costs $99 per month and supports up to 3 POS stations. It includes branded online ordering, QR code ordering, kitchen display, custom analytics and reporting, and ingredient-level inventory. The plan structure makes monthly budgeting easier for operators who fit within that station limit, while businesses needing a different package or larger station footprint should review the commercial details directly with the vendor.

Rezku’s main strength is breadth. Restaurant teams can manage custom floor plans, live table status, split checks, menus, modifiers, promotions, low-stock alerts, employee permissions, labor tracking, payroll export, real-time reporting, custom alerts, loyalty, gift cards, coupons, and happy-hour pricing. That coverage suits operators looking beyond a basic register, especially those combining dine-in service with takeout, delivery, curbside service, or QR ordering. Restaurants seeking only a narrow POS tool may find the wider management scope unnecessary; full-service operators wanting coordinated workflows are the clearer match.

Rezku pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Covers ordering, POS, tables, kitchen, inventory, labor, and reporting
    • Basic includes branded online ordering and QR code ordering
    • Supports loyalty, gift cards, coupons, and happy-hour pricing
  • Where it doesn't
    • The Basic plan supports up to 3 POS stations
    • The product is paid-only, with no free plan
    • Its broad feature set may exceed the needs of narrow POS use cases

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