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A Tiller alternative for your restaurant

Tiller, now presented as SumUp POS Pro, and Maxilog both cover the till and the card terminal. Here is what each offers, taken from Tiller’s website and from the Maxilog product.

Who each tool is for

Tiller

Tiller presents its iPad till for traditional restaurants, quick service, pizzerias, food trucks, bakeries, cafés, bars, ice cream shops, dark kitchens and franchises, with a booking book and partners for online ordering and delivery.

Maxilog

Maxilog is for restaurants that take orders through several channels (site, app, kiosk, counter, Uber Eats and Deliveroo) and deliver with their own riders, all in one system.

The comparison, feature by feature

The comparison, feature by feature
CriterionMaxilogTiller
Till and kitchen
Point of sale software Yes: Windows terminal or Android tabletYes, on iPad
Card terminal Yes: Stripe Terminal, SumUp, Concert protocolYes: Tiller Pay
Kitchen display YesNot stated
Self-order kiosk YesNot stated
Orders
Online ordering (click and collect) Yes, in the restaurant’s brandThrough partners (Flipdish, Pulp)
Order at the table Yes, by QR codeNot stated (QR code menu)
Mobile app in the restaurant’s brand Yes, iOS and AndroidNot stated
Uber Eats and Deliveroo Orders received, menu syncedThrough a partner (Deliverect)
Delivery by your own riders Yes, with a rider appNot stated
Online payment Yes: Stripe or PayPalNot stated
Commission on online orders NoneNot stated
Management
Loyalty Yes, with promo codesNot stated (customer file)
Stock management YesNot stated
Table booking NoYes, booking book
App languages French and EnglishNot stated
Hosting A dedicated installation per clientNot stated

Information read on 30/09/2026 on the vendor’s website or provided by the vendor, subject to change.

Tiller and SumUp are trademarks of their owners. Maxilog is not affiliated with Tiller or SumUp. This page is published by Maxilog.

Sources

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What sets Maxilog apart

What the platform does today, as it exists in the product.

The compliance questions to ask any till vendor

Twelve products, one system

Ordering site, app, kiosk, QR at the table, till, waiter handheld, kitchen display, status board, delivery, admin, stock and marketing share one menu.

No commission on your online orders

Nothing is taken per order placed on your site, your app or your kiosk. Maxilog is quoted per client, by apps and number of devices.

Uber Eats and Deliveroo in the same queue

Orders from both platforms arrive in Maxilog, and the menu is set once and sent to them.

Your own riders

A rider app on iOS and Android, and delivery zones with a minimum order and a delivery fee.

An app in your name

Your customer app on iOS and Android, published in your brand. Every Maxilog app is available in French and English.

Common questions

Does Maxilog run on iPad, like Tiller?

The Maxilog till installs on a Windows terminal or on an Android tablet. Tiller presents its till on iPad. We check the hardware you need with you during the demo.

Is online ordering built into Maxilog?

Yes. The ordering site, the customer app, the kiosk and table ordering are part of Maxilog and share the till’s menu. Tiller presents online ordering and click and collect through partners, Flipdish and Pulp.

Does Maxilog handle table booking?

No, not today. Tiller presents a digital booking book in its till app. If booking is central to your service, weigh that in your choice.

See Maxilog on your own orders

Free walkthrough on your own menu, no commitment.