Till from one company, payments from another. When it stops, neither owns the problem.
The till freezes. The till company blames the card machine. The card company blames the till. You are stood in a full room getting nowhere.
Two suppliers means a gap that only shows under load, and nobody is contracted to fix it.
Spend per head, up about
40%
April, The Dartford Sports Bar, an Admiral Taverns pub
April runs The Dartford Sports Bar. Spend per head is up about 40% since ordering moved to the table. She says so on film, by name.
That result comes from eMenu's ordering technology. eMenu is the team behind Shift4Pay.
SkyTab POS is the till. Card payments run through the same account, on the same system, supported by the same people.
One place to call, and the answer is never that it is the other company's fault.
The till holds what it needs locally and syncs when the line returns. Card payments keep processing offline through Shift4.
Most legacy EPOS stops dead when the broadband does.
A 14 inch touchscreen workstation, with printer, cash drawer, customer display, kitchen screens and handhelds. Installed face to face on your menu and layout.
Shift4 warrant the hardware for
Life
If it breaks, they replace it.
From £39 a month, £0 upfront, with a free card machine and free setup. Every module priced in full, ex VAT.
You keep serving. SkyTab POS runs on a hybrid cloud, so the till holds what it needs locally and syncs when the connection returns, and card payments continue to process offline through Shift4. Most legacy EPOS systems stop dead when the line does, so for a venue replacing one this is usually the biggest single change.
Legacy EPOS is usually a box bought once, installed by a company that has since been acquired, running software last updated years ago. The till company writes the software and integrates with a card machine they did not build. The payments company supports a terminal they did not integrate. The gap between the two only shows up under load, and neither side is contractually responsible for it.
Yes, and that is the point of it. One account covers the till and the card payments, so there is one supplier, one bill and one place to go when something needs fixing. Your rate is quoted on your own turnover and card mix before you commit to anything.
The workstation is supplied with the hardware a working venue needs around it, including a thermal receipt printer, a cash drawer, a customer facing display, kitchen display screens and handhelds. Tell us what you already run and we will tell you what carries over and what does not before you commit to anything.
Groups and operators across the eMenu and Shift4 estate, from single sites up to national estates. In July 2026 Shift4 and Sticks'n'Sushi announced integrated payments and handheld order and pay at table across 32 sites in the UK and Europe.
Us. The till and the payments are one account, so there is no question of the till company and the card company blaming each other. Shift4 provide technical support around the clock, and the system is installed face to face rather than posted to you in a box. The hardware carries a lifetime warranty from Shift4, so if it breaks they replace it.
From £39 a month with £0 upfront, and the card machine is free hardware with free setup. Modules are priced separately and published in full: Self serve Kiosk £39, Delivery Connections free for 2026 then £25, Handheld 8 inch Order and Payment Tablet £24, and Kitchen Display Screen 27 inch £27. All prices are exclusive of VAT.
Yes. The till is the base and the modules bolt on when you need them, so you are not buying a kiosk or kitchen screens you do not need yet just to have the option. Every module price is published on the pricing page, so you can work out the cost of adding one before you ask.
Tell us what you run now and what breaks. We will quote your rate on your own turnover and card mix before you commit to anything.
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