Tebi review
A broad restaurant operations suite with free reservations and POS, but revenue-based pricing.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Tebi is hospitality operations software for restaurants, cafés, bars, and venues. It brings reservations, point of sale, floor plans, kitchen display, payments, QR ordering, inventory, reporting, and back-office administration into one system. For restaurant teams, the reservation layer covers online booking widgets, table allocation, pacing, check-in, walk-ins, and waitlists. The product runs on web, iOS, and Android, with a browser-based Back Office, making it a fit for small restaurants that want free POS reservations as well as operators seeking a wider operating system.
The published plans show a free Included subscription with Point of Sale, Kitchen Display, Inventory, Reservations, Dashboarding, and Payments. The Additional revenue band costs €20 per month and adds €10k revenue. This revenue-based structure can suit businesses that want to start without a subscription charge, but it is less straightforward than a fixed feature-tier model. The wider feature set also includes split bills, invoices, prepayments, recipe management, reservation pacing, day limits, automatic waitlist invitation emails, and walk-in tracking.
Tebi’s ecosystem includes Odoo, Eitje, Xero, Twinfield, Yuki, Moneybird, Exact Online, e-Boekhouden, and Mr Einstein. That gives it useful connections across accounting, workforce, and back-office workflows, while its core platform covers front-of-house and kitchen operations directly. It is a strong choice for small restaurants wanting reservations alongside POS, payments, inventory, and reporting in one product. Operators prioritizing broad reservation-platform connectivity or detailed table-turn analysis should consider a more specialized alternative.
Tebi pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free tier includes POS, reservations, inventory, payments, and dashboarding
- Floor plans, pacing, waitlists, walk-ins, and check-ins support table management
- POS, kitchen display, QR ordering, payments, and reporting work in one system
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing uses revenue bands rather than a conventional fixed plan structure
- Reservation-platform integrations are not broad
- Table-turn detail is limited
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