Order Tiger
Commission-free online ordering and EPOS software for restaurants, takeaways and food-service operators
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Order Tiger
Order Tiger provides branded ordering websites and mobile apps, EPOS, QR ordering, delivery management, kitchen display, loyalty and marketing tools. The products use a shared menu, customer list and reporting dashboard.
Customers include independent restaurants, takeaways, chains, franchises, dark kitchens, groceries, pharmacies, hotels and multi-vendor marketplace operators. The company charges a flat subscription per location for orders through customers’ own channels.
ORDER TIGER LIMITED was founded in 2016 and is headquartered in London. Order Tiger serves customers worldwide and operates websites in English, Spanish and Swedish.
Product: Subscription software for branded online ordering, EPOS, delivery management, kitchen operations, loyalty and marketing.
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