A fitting point-of-sale solution for restaurants. You can process payments and run your operations seamlessly via Toast. Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we ...

Toast, Inc., a Boston-based point of sale company, has partnered with Chowly, Inc. to integrate third-party online ordering systems (TOOS) directly into its point of sale (POS) software. The ...

Each company offers a wide range of hardware options and has a point-of-sale system filled with features. Many, or all, of the products featured on this page are from our advertising partners who ...

Both leaders in the payment processing industry, Toast and Square are two viable options to consider when choosing a point-of-sale (POS) system. These companies provide businesses with a comprehensive ...

Toast is coming to hotels, as the popular POS has added new features that will allow a more seamless experience for hotel restaurants looking to improve functionality. A good POS is always evolving.

Postec Inc., a provider of hospitality, retail, and grocery point-of-sale systems, added another option to its portfolio: Toast. Toast is a mobile, cloud-based POS system with Android hardware and ...

This is a tough category, as there are several worthy contenders. Toast, however, which was purpose-built for the restaurant industry, wins with a slightly better reputation for customer service and ...

Toast, an all-in-one digital platform built for restaurants, has launched Toast for Quick Service, a purpose-built solution for limited-service restaurants of all sizes, according to a company press ...

There's a great "unicorn Toast" joke in here somewhere, but mostly this investment in a relatively young restaurant technology company underscores the value that both investors and restaurants are ...

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