How much does orderbird cost in Switzerland?
According to orderbird.com, CHF 79.90 a month for one device on a 12-month term, CHF 49.90 a month for each additional device, CHF 59 a month for the reservation system and a one-off CHF 329 for the Pay Terminal Plus. Card payments cost 0.95 % with Maestro and V Pay and 2.5 % with other cards. As of 20 October 2026.
Is Jamatu always cheaper than orderbird?
For the software, in most cases, and the gap grows with every device, because we bill per venue. For transactions, it can look different depending on the payment method. That is why we work through your case with both quotes.
Can orderbird take orders by QR code?
According to orderbird.com, no, as of 20 October 2026: no QR code ordering at the table, no pickup, no delivery, no room service and no self-service kiosk. With us, JamOrder covers all of this, with no licence, setup or monthly fee.
Can I keep using my iPad?
Yes. JamWaiter runs on the iPad, as well as on Android devices and Sunmi. We provide the JamTerminal for POS and card payments free of charge, with at least six months of use.
Who helps me if something goes wrong?
We do, around the clock. Jamatu is based in the canton of Zurich, and if needed, we come by. Setup and training are free of charge, on site too.
What happens if the Wi-Fi goes down?
The JamTerminal and smartphones have a SIM card and keep running over 4G, for ordering and payment. A POS that keeps recording offline does little for payments: card and TWINT usually need a connection anyway.
Who is orderbird a better fit for?
When it comes to publicly listed card rates and the size of the provider. If that is central for you, orderbird is a good fit. For everything else, we are happy to work through your case.