Servyn

What Servyn is

Servyn is a restaurant POS and QR ordering system for independent restaurants, cafes, and cloud kitchens. It runs on the web and Windows, and lets guests place dine-in, takeaway, or delivery orders by scanning a QR code or tapping NFC, without downloading an app or creating an account. Guest orders can be paid for with built-in UPI payments, while restaurants can also take direct online orders through their website, WhatsApp, and social media.

For billing, Servyn supports GST invoices with automatic 5% and 18% CGST/SGST splits, plus thermal receipt printing. Its kitchen display system routes orders in real time and offers prep timers and station-specific screens. Inventory tools cover ingredient deductions per sale, recipe costing, variance alerts, and purchase orders. Billing and receipt printing can continue during internet outages, with local data syncing when connectivity returns. The system works with 58mm or 80mm thermal printers over USB, Bluetooth, or LAN, including KOT printing. Servyn charges a subscription rather than a commission on orders. Pricing starts at ₹200/mo, and a 90-day trial is available.

Who it suits

Servyn suits independent restaurants, cafes, and cloud kitchens looking for a browser-based POS without proprietary hardware. It may also fit operators that want QR/NFC guest ordering, GST billing, kitchen routing, and ingredient-level inventory in one system.

Limits

The Free Trial is free for three months. The Pro plan is listed at ₹200/mo at an early-adopter rate subject to change; outlets currently have separate accounts without consolidated cross-outlet reporting.

Getting started

1. Open Servyn's website.
2. Start the Free Trial, which is free for three months.
3. Use the web platform or Windows app.
4. Set up ordering, billing, inventory, tables, analytics, and staff management.

Verdict

Choose Servyn if your restaurant needs web or Windows POS with QR ordering, GST billing, kitchen displays, and inventory tools. Its three-month free trial offers access to the full POS feature set. Look elsewhere if you need consolidated reporting across outlets, since linked multi-outlet management is on the roadmap.