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Zelty

Zelty SAS FR

Zelty is a Paris built iPad system for restaurants that live on order channels: counter, handheld, kiosk, QR code, own web shop and the delivery platforms, all driven from one menu in the back office. It publishes no price and says nothing publicly about what happens during an outage.

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Price on request
Free plan
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Trial
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Visit the vendor site Opens the vendor site in a new tab Editorial score 7.4 /10

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Best for

Delivery heavy restaurants and small chains in France drowning in one tablet per platform

Strengths / Weaknesses

Strengths

  • Deliveroo, Uber Eats and Just Eat all confirmed on the vendor's partner page, plus aggregator access to 100 more
  • One menu written once in the back office and pushed to eat in, takeaway, delivery and kiosk
  • Real module range: handheld, kitchen screen with several production stages, self ordering kiosk, loyalty, reservations
  • Monthly licence with no commitment, and you own your hardware while warranty maintenance is included
  • Phone support seven days a week from a team based in France, on site installation in France and in Europe on request
  • More than 150 integrations plus open APIs

Weaknesses

  • No price anywhere, the sitemap has no pricing page at all
  • Nothing published about offline behaviour, the help centre is behind a login
  • Its own article on NF525 explains what to demand from a vendor and then does not provide a certificate number for Zelty
  • No country other than France is named, and the lead form is built around French départements
  • Staff app in French, English and Spanish only
  • No German TSE and no Belgian black box

Pricing

Plan Price Unit Note
Caisse Price on request per licence monthly, no commitment, price on request
Modules Price on request per licence handheld, KDS, kiosk, eshop, loyalty, delivery, reservations, all quote only

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Verdict

Zelty is the most convincing product in this comparison for a restaurant whose orders arrive from six places at once, and the only French vendor here with all three big delivery platforms named on its own pages. Then the questions start. There is no price, there is no public statement on what the till does when the internet dies, and its own guide to French certification asks you to demand a certificate number that Zelty does not publish. Get all three in writing, and if you are outside France, ask first whether they will sell to you at all.

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Where we write about it

Where these numbers come from

  1. [1] Zelty Caisse, table plan, split bills and certification claim accessed 2026-11-11
  2. [2] Zelty Delivery, monthly licence with no commitment accessed 2026-11-11
  3. [3] Zelty partners, Deliveroo, Uber Eats and Just Eat accessed 2026-11-11
  4. [4] Zelty support and services, France and Europe on request accessed 2026-11-11
  5. [5] Zelty sitemap, 37 URLs and no pricing page accessed 2026-11-11
  6. [6] Zelty on NF525 and LNE certification accessed 2026-11-11
  7. [7] Zelty Caisse app languages accessed 2026-11-11

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