Worldpay 360 Hospitality review
A broad restaurant POS and payments system with tableside settlement, reporting and inventory tools.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Worldpay 360 Hospitality combines point-of-sale software, payment hardware and hospitality operations tools for UK cafés, restaurants, bars, pubs, takeaways, hotels and similar businesses. Its feature set covers table management, product modifiers, course firing, promotions, pay-at-table settlement and bill splitting, alongside inventory, loyalty, gift cards, reporting and reconciliation. It is suited to operators that want payments and front-of-house workflows in one system rather than a payment terminal alone.
The three paid bundles are structured around different hardware and POS requirements. Lite costs £49 per month and includes POS and payment capabilities on one device plus a built-in printer. Standard costs £74 per month and adds a countertop POS system with a payment terminal. Pro costs £89 per month and includes an integrated countertop device and payment terminal with full POS functionality; a Kitchen Display System is available as an add-on. The plans use monthly pricing, while card-processing and other applicable fees are additional. A stated 18-month contract makes the commitment important to assess before choosing a tier.
Operational depth is the main reason to consider the product. Pay-at-table settlement and splitting support table-service environments, while course firing, kitchen display functionality, inventory and ingredient management, and AI-assisted menu catalogue creation extend beyond basic checkout. Real-time analytics, settlement reporting and reconciliation tools also address day-to-day oversight, and offline authorisations with 4G backup provide continuity features. Worldpay 360 Hospitality is a strong fit for UK hospitality businesses seeking a connected POS and payments setup. Businesses that need a lower-commitment plan, a standalone payment terminal or a simpler system may prefer a narrower alternative.
Worldpay 360 Hospitality pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Pay-at-table bill settlement and splitting support table service
- Offline authorisations and 4G backup support payment continuity
- Reporting, reconciliation, inventory, loyalty and gift cards in one system
- Where it doesn't
- Paid plans start at £49 per month before card-processing fees
- The published product terms state an 18-month contract
- Kitchen Display System access is an add-on on the Pro plan
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