Comparison
delEat and PosBytz, side by side.
A cloud POS and ERP for restaurants and retail, from India, with a UAE edition of its site.1,2 This page sets out where the two differ for a restaurant in the UAE, using only what PosBytz publishes about itself, read on 14 November 2026. Where its pages say nothing, the table says so.
The short answer
Which one suits which restaurant.
- Choose delEat if
- you want to read the price before asking for an estimate (from AED 149 per outlet a month on a 2-year term), UAE VAT by legal entity and TRN, and recipe costing with live food cost from the Shift plan.
Row by row
delEat and PosBytz, on what a UAE restaurant checks.
The PosBytz column is only what its own pages say; the numbers are the sources at the foot of the page.
| delEat | PosBytz | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A cloud restaurant POS: the till, the kitchen screens, the floor, stock, recipes and the books in one system. | A cloud POS and ERP for restaurants and retail, from India, with a UAE edition of its site.1,2 |
| Price, as published | AED 149, 429 or 719 per outlet a month (Tab, Shift, Command) on a 2-year term, paid up front; 169, 479 or 799 billed yearly; 199, 579 or 949 billed monthly. Enterprise is quoted. | Not published. Its pricing page asks for an estimate, promised within 24 hours, and says the cost depends on software and modules, outlets and terminals, and hardware and setup.3 |
| Priced per | Outlet, with unlimited tills and handhelds on every plan. | Modules, outlets and terminals.3 |
| Free trial | 30 days, every module on, no card. | 14 days with full access, no card.3 |
| In the UAE | Built and supported in Dubai by The Hungry Inc.; live chat with a person, any hour. | A UAE edition of its site, which names UAE customers. No UAE office address on the pages read.1 |
| Arabic in the POS | The till, the kitchen display, the floor, shift and cash-up, reservations, orders and clock-in run right to left; receipts can print their headings in Arabic beside the English. Other screens are English only. | Its UAE site is in Arabic. The pages read do not say whether the POS screens are.1,2 |
| UAE VAT and TRN | A legal entity and TRN behind every outlet (branches of one company share it); tax invoice or invoice by registration; credit notes on their own series; a threshold watcher. No e-invoicing yet. | Lists ZATCA Phase 2 e-invoicing and FATOORA-compliant invoices, which are Saudi requirements. UAE VAT and TRN are not described on the pages read.1 |
| Trading offline | Yes: new orders and payments with no network, replayed once when the line returns. | Yes: it says billing continues offline and syncs when the connection returns.1,2 |
| Kitchen display | Shift plan and up, two screens an outlet. | Yes, covered briefly: orders go from the POS to a kitchen display.2 |
| Inventory and recipe costing | Shift plan and up: inventory, recipes and live food costing. | Live stock tracking across locations, reorder points and purchase orders. Recipe costing is not mentioned on the pages read.2 |
| UAE delivery platforms | Talabat, Careem, Deliveroo and Noon Food through UrbanPiper. Coming soon, pending certification with UrbanPiper. | Names Careem and Talabat for the Gulf, and Jahez, HungerStation and Uber Eats on its home page. Deliveroo and Noon Food are not named.4,1 |
| Several outlets | Yes; group BI, central recipes and per-outlet pricing on Command. | Yes: central menus and prices, stock transfers between branches and outlet-level reports, for 2 to 20 branches and larger set-ups.2 |
| Hardware | None of its own: any browser, on tablets, printers and drawers you may already own. | Runs on iPad, Android and Windows, and integrates with payment terminals and printers. No hardware of its own is described.2 |
| Payments | Your own acquirer and rate at the till; online through Stripe, Telr or N-Genius. No cut of your sales. | Lists PayTabs and Tap as Gulf payment integrations.4 |
Where delEat is different
The differences that change a shift.
- UAE VAT, not Saudi e-invoicing
- In delEat each outlet trades as a legal entity with its TRN, and credit notes run on their own series. The PosBytz pages we read describe ZATCA and FATOORA invoicing for Saudi Arabia and say nothing specific to UAE VAT.
- A price before a conversation
- delEat publishes four plans, from AED 149 per outlet a month on a 2-year term, with unlimited tills. PosBytz asks you to request a quote.
- Thirty days, not fourteen
- delEat’s trial runs 30 days with every module on and no card. PosBytz publishes 14 days, also without a card.
- Recipe costing on the Shift plan
- Recipes are costed from the ingredient, with live margin, from the Shift plan. The PosBytz pages we read describe stock tracking and purchase orders and do not mention recipe costing.
Where delEat falls short
What PosBytz has, or delEat does not do yet.
- PosBytz lists ZATCA Phase 2 e-invoicing for Saudi Arabia1. delEat does not issue e-invoices yet.
- PosBytz names Careem and Talabat on its integrations page4, and Jahez and HungerStation on its home page1. delEat connects the delivery apps through UrbanPiper, coming soon, pending certification with UrbanPiper.
- PosBytz runs on iPad, Android and Windows2 and covers retail as well as restaurants. delEat runs in the browser on any device and is built for restaurants.
- delEat’s import from PosBytz is not mapped. A menu comes in from a spreadsheet, a PDF or an export, and we load it.
- Coming soon, and not in delEat today: live sync with Zoho Books and Xero, mall reports by SFTP, card payment at the self-service kiosk, a rider app, e-invoicing and SSO and directory sync.
On pricing
As each one publishes it.
PosBytz: Not published. Its pricing page asks for an estimate, promised within 24 hours, and says the cost depends on software and modules, outlets and terminals, and hardware and setup.3
delEat: AED 149, 429 or 719 per outlet a month (Tab, Shift, Command) on a 2-year term, paid up front; 169, 479 or 799 billed yearly; 199, 579 or 949 billed monthly. Enterprise is quoted. Thirty days free without a card. See the pricing page.
Questions
delEat or PosBytz: the questions people ask.
Which is better for a UAE restaurant, delEat or PosBytz?
Choose delEat if you want to read the price before asking for an estimate (from AED 149 per outlet a month on a 2-year term), UAE VAT by legal entity and TRN, and recipe costing with live food cost from the Shift plan. Choose PosBytz if you need e-invoicing for Saudi Arabia, a POS and ERP that covers retail as well, or delivery integrations for Jahez and HungerStation as well as Careem and Talabat.
How much does delEat cost compared with PosBytz?
delEat: AED 149, 429 or 719 per outlet a month (Tab, Shift, Command) on a 2-year term, paid up front; 169, 479 or 799 billed yearly; 199, 579 or 949 billed monthly. Enterprise is quoted. PosBytz, as published on its own site: Not published. Its pricing page asks for an estimate, promised within 24 hours, and says the cost depends on software and modules, outlets and terminals, and hardware and setup.
Can I move from PosBytz to delEat?
delEat has not mapped an import from PosBytz. Your menu comes in from a spreadsheet, a PDF or an export, and we load it; run a month on delEat before you cancel PosBytz. Write to hello@deleat.io to plan it.
Sources
Where every fact about PosBytz comes from.
- PosBytz, UAE home page. https://posbytz.com/ae/. Read on 14 November 2026.
- PosBytz, English home page. https://posbytz.com/en/. Read on 14 November 2026.
- PosBytz, pricing page. https://posbytz.com/en/pricing/. Read on 14 November 2026.
- PosBytz, integrations page. https://posbytz.com/ae/integration/. Read on 14 November 2026.
About this comparison. This page is published by delEat and is marketing material, prepared for general comparison only. Everything stated about PosBytz is taken from what PosBytz publishes on its own website, on the pages listed above, read on 14 November 2026. Everything stated about delEat is what the product does today; what is coming soon or waiting on certification is labelled that way.
Products change. PosBytz may have altered its pricing, packaging or features since those dates and this page may not reflect it, so treat nothing here as a statement of fact about PosBytz’s current product, and nothing here as advice. Check directly with PosBytz before you decide. If you believe anything on this page is inaccurate or out of date, write to hello@deleat.io and we will correct or remove it.
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