The Keel till
The cashier closes a check, the waiter opens a table, the cook sees what to make. A dish sold comes off the shelf straight away.

What the till does
Till and floor screens
The till on a monoblock, the floor plan on a tablet: tables, open checks and who is serving which one.
Split and merge checks
Guests pay separately, or two tables become one check. Fired to the kitchen by course.
Fiscal receipts
Filed with the tax committee. Sales that never filed are listed separately in the panel.
Receipt printer and cash drawer
Prints straight to a Windows printer — no shared folder to set up. The kitchen ticket is its own.
PINs and roles
Everyone signs in with their own four digits. Every void and discount records who did it.
Keeps selling without internet
Sales are held on the device and sent by themselves once the line is back. The queue does not stop.
Stock and cost price
Recipes, deliveries, write-offs, stocktakes. Dish cost and gross margin work themselves out.
X/Z reports and shifts
The cash shift, the count and the discrepancy. Anything given on credit gets its own line.
Menu on the left, the open check on the right: the table, the waiter, and how long they have been sitting. Cash, card or transfer in one tap.
Three screens, one system

The floor screen
A tablet in the waiter's hand: the room, who is sitting where, which checks are open. Open a table, add dishes, fire them to the kitchen.

The kitchen screen
Tickets arrive on the screen by themselves, longest wait first. The cook taps “ready” and the floor sees it at once.
You pay per branch, and the register count is a limit inside it. It arrives on one invoice with the website and the orders.
Start
450,000
so'm / per month
1 register
Till, floor, fiscal receipts, printer, PINs and roles
Standard
850,000
so'm / per month
2 registers
The same as Start, for two registers
Pro
1,250,000
so'm / per month
3–5 registers
Standard + stock and cost price, multi-branch, external till
Enterprise
from 2,500,000
so'm / per month
unlimited
Pro + franchise management. Priced per customer.
A shop does not use half of a restaurant — no dining room, no kitchen, no technical cards. So the price is different too: the scanner, the scale and the stockroom. Stock is in all three rungs, because in a shop what is sold is what is on the shelf.
Start
149 000
so'm / per month
1 register
Till, scanner, scale labels, stock and balances
Standard
290 000
so'm / per month
2 registers
The same as Start, for two registers
Pro
425 000
so'm / per month
3–5 registers
Standard + several shops and brands, transfers, external till
Network
negotiated
so'm / per month
unlimited
Pro + franchise management
Nothing is charged per user: three cashiers on three shifts cost what one does. The branch discount applies here too.
Stock and cost price can be bought on its own
Knowing your food cost does not require moving to Pro: the stock module adds to any plan for 290,000 so'm a month, and on Pro and above it is already in the price.
More than one branch
30% off from the second branch, 40% from the fifth. The stock module is paid for once for the whole company rather than per branch.

Every dish has a card, and what sells comes off the store by itself. What to buy in the morning is on the screen — nobody counts the room at midnight.
Never restricted
Nothing on this list is switched off, even on the cheapest plan.
We never limit dish count or headcount either.
Comparison
Figures from published market tariffs (August 2026). The gap comes from the shape: iiko charges monthly per register, we charge per branch. So a second and third terminal cost almost nothing here.
| In one branch | Keel | iiko Start | iiko Pro | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 register small café | 450,000 | 675,000 | 1,012,500 | −33% |
| 2 registers mid-size restaurant | 850,000 | 1,350,000 | 2,025,000 | −37% |
| 3 registers busy restaurant | 1,250,000 | 2,025,000 | 3,037,500 | −38% |
| 5 registers large dining room | 1,250,000 | 3,375,000 | 5,062,500 | −63% |
Integrations
You do not have to change your till. The menu lives here, and the order lands in your own till — the cook sees it on the screen they already use.
Point of sale
Confirmed orders go to your till by themselves. No keeping a menu in two places.
Online payment
The guest pays by card and the money goes straight to your account.
Telegram
The restaurant's own bot and mini app. Order status and offers go out here, and you pay nothing for SMS.
SMS
Guests sign in by phone number. The contract and the sender name stay yours.
Maps
Address picking, delivery zones and pricing, routes for the courier.
Telephony
An incoming call opens the customer's card on the operator's screen by itself.
Outside delivery
No courier of your own? Hand the order to a delivery service in one press.
Not on the list?
A different till, a different bank, or software written for you: tell us and we will connect it. An integration written once stays for every customer.