The Restaurant POS Web App is a 20-screen point-of-sale system that runs entirely on Google Sheets and Google Apps Script. It handles dine-in, takeaway, delivery, and counter orders, opens with a 9-KPI sales dashboard, ships with 19 built-in reports, and gives six roles — Admin, Manager, Cashier, Waiter, Inventory User, and Viewer — their own secure login. Setup takes under 15 minutes with no coding.
Most independent restaurants either pay $69–$165 per month for a SaaS POS like Toast or Square, or run billing on paper and a calculator. The Restaurant POS Web App is a one-time $39.99 purchase that replaces both, putting touch-friendly billing, a live table floor, a kitchen display, inventory, and reporting in one browser tab. This guide walks through every screen so you can see exactly how the Restaurant POS Web App works before you deploy it.
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Sign in as Admin1 for full access to every module, or try any of the other five roles below to see exactly what each staff member can do. All passwords are abcd.
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Key Features of the Restaurant POS Web App
The Restaurant POS Web App covers the full operational loop of a restaurant: ordering, kitchen routing, billing, stock, suppliers, customers, cash handling, and reporting. Three facts define it:
- It bundles 20 connected screens into one Apps Script web app, from touch-screen billing to a full audit log.
- It supports six role-based logins running at the same time, so waiters, cashiers, and managers each see only the screens they need.
- It includes 19 exportable reports and a 9-KPI dashboard, giving owners a daily read on sales, tax, discounts, and stock without any spreadsheet formulas.
Every sale automatically deducts stock, routes a ticket to the kitchen display, and writes an audit entry — the same flow a paid POS gives you, without the monthly fee.
Restaurant POS Web App Screens Explained
POS / Billing
The billing screen is where staff build an order from menu image cards grouped by category — Starters, Soups, Salads, Main Course, Pizza, Pasta, and Burgers & Sandwiches. The live checkout panel handles order type (Dine-in, Takeaway, Delivery, Counter), discount, 5% tax, service charge, tip, hold order, and final payment.
Tables Floor View
The Tables screen is a live floor view grouped by area — Bar, Outdoor, and Private Dining. Each card shows the seat count and real-time status (available, occupied, reserved) and lets you start an order, reserve the table, or generate the bill in one tap.
KOT / Kitchen Display
The KOT board moves each ticket through Pending, Preparing, Ready, and Served. Kitchen and bar staff update status, print, or cancel tickets, and an active-only filter keeps the board clean during a rush so no order is missed.
Bills
The Bills screen lets you search, view, reprint, void, or refund any completed bill with date-range and status filters. Each row shows the bill number, date, order type, table, customer, cashier, total, payment mode, and status, and exports to Excel.
Sales Dashboard
The dashboard opens with 9 KPI cards — Sales, Orders, Discounts, Tax Collected, Tips, Voids/Refunds, Held Orders, Open Tables, and Low Stock Items — for the selected date range, followed by 7-Day Sales Trend and Hourly Sales charts that show exactly when your busiest hours fall.
Reports Center
The Reports center provides 19 ready-made reports including daily sales, item-wise, category-wise, cashier-wise, payment modes, tax summary, discounts, voids, table sales, KOT tickets, shift closing, product stock, low stock, purchases, supplier payments, expenses, customer sales, and a full audit log. Pick a report, set a date range, run it, and export to Excel.
Inventory, Purchases & Suppliers
The Inventory ledger records every movement with date, product, quantity in/out, running balance, and reference bill, and highlights low-stock items. Purchases logs stock inward from suppliers with invoice, total, and paid amount, while the Suppliers directory holds each vendor’s contact, terms, and status.
Shifts, Customers & Settings
The Shifts & Cash Register screen lets each cashier open and close their till with opening cash, then reconciles expected vs actual cash. The Customers screen tracks loyalty points and birthdays, and Settings configures business profile, tax, service charge, tips, and receipt formats.
Restaurant POS Web App vs. Excel POS vs. Toast / Square — Feature Comparison
| Feature | Restaurant POS Web App | Excel POS Template | Toast / Square POS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | $39.99 one-time ✅ | $5–15 one-time | $69–165+ / month |
| Platform | Google Sheets + Apps Script ✅ | Microsoft Excel | Proprietary SaaS |
| Setup time | Under 15 minutes ✅ | 30–60 minutes | 1–3 days + onboarding |
| Real-time team access (multi-user) | Yes — role-based ✅ | No (single file) | Yes (paid add-on) |
| Mobile / tablet access | Yes — any browser ✅ | Limited | Yes (dedicated hardware) |
| Table & KOT workflow | Built-in ✅ | Not available | Yes |
| Year-1 cost at 5 users | $39.99 total ✅ | $15 total | $828–$1,980+ |
| Audit log & void tracking | Full audit trail ✅ | Manual only | Yes |
For restaurants, diners, and food courts that want a complete POS without paying Toast or Square monthly fees, the Restaurant POS Web App sits in the sweet spot.
Who Should Use This Template
Perfect for:
- Independent restaurant, diner, and café owners who want a full POS without a monthly SaaS fee
- Food court and cloud-kitchen operators running dine-in, takeaway, and delivery from one screen
- Restaurant managers handling 1–5 outlets with a small front-of-house and kitchen team
Not a fit if:
- You run an enterprise chain needing SOC 2 compliance, offline POS hardware, or direct card-terminal integrations
- You need built-in payment gateways (card and UPI payments are recorded manually here)
- You process 500+ orders per hour and need dedicated POS hardware
Real-World Use Cases
Aisha runs a 60-cover family restaurant. She manages table orders across her main hall and outdoor section, pushes tickets straight to the kitchen display, and reconciles her two cashiers’ tills at close — without paying $120 per month for a legacy POS. Her waiters see every order the moment it is placed.
Marco operates a cloud kitchen. He loaded 80 menu items across 7 categories, tracks daily revenue by category and payment mode, and logs supplier purchases automatically, cutting his month-end stock reconciliation from 4 hours to 20 minutes.
Priya manages a café with a private-dining room. She uses the customer loyalty screen to track regulars and send birthday promos, while shift reconciliation caught a cash discrepancy in week one that her old paper system would have missed.
Advantages of the Restaurant POS Web App
The biggest advantage is cost: a one-time $39.99 purchase against $828–$1,980+ in year-one SaaS fees for five users. Because it runs on Google Apps Script, it works on any tablet, phone, or desktop browser with no hardware lock-in, and all data lives in your own Google Drive. The 19 reports and 9-KPI dashboard replace the manual end-of-day spreadsheets most small restaurants still rely on, and the audit log gives owners accountability over voids, refunds, and stock edits.
Opportunities for Improvement
The Restaurant POS Web App records card and UPI payments manually rather than integrating a payment gateway, so it is not a fit for venues that need automatic card-terminal reconciliation. As an Apps Script app, very high-volume kitchens processing hundreds of orders per hour will be better served by dedicated POS hardware. It also relies on a stable internet connection, since it runs in the browser against Google Sheets. For most independent restaurants, these trade-offs are minor against the cost saving.
Best Practices
Configure your tax rate, service charge, and tip rules in Settings before your first shift, and define menu categories and table areas in List Management so the POS and floor view match your real layout. Have each cashier open a shift with a declared opening cash amount so the till always reconciles. Run the daily sales and shift-closing reports at the end of every service, and review the low-stock report weekly so purchases stay ahead of demand. For deployment, follow Google’s official Apps Script web app guide alongside the included PDF.
Explore Relevant Templates
The Restaurant POS Web App shares its 20-screen engine with several other point-of-sale systems on NextGenTemplates:
- Restaurant Management System Web App — a broader restaurant system with table management, KOT, billing, and inventory.
- Bar POS System Web App — the same engine tuned for bars, pubs, and lounges (see our Bar POS walkthrough).
- Coffee Cafe POS Web App — café-focused billing and shift reconciliation (see the Coffee Cafe POS guide).
- For delivery-heavy operations, pair it with the Food Delivery Dashboard in Google Sheets.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Restaurant POS Web App include?
The Restaurant POS Web App includes 20 screens covering billing, held orders, tables, KOT/kitchen display, bills, a 9-KPI dashboard, 19 reports, products, inventory, purchases, suppliers, customers, expenses, shifts, import/export, user management, list management, settings, and an audit log.
Does the Restaurant POS Web App work on mobile and tablet?
Yes. The Restaurant POS Web App runs in any modern browser, so it works on tablets, smartphones, and desktops with no native app install. The POS uses touch-friendly menu cards for fast order entry during service.
How does the Restaurant POS Web App compare to Toast or Square?
Toast and Square cost $69–$165+ per month plus hardware fees. The Restaurant POS Web App is a one-time $39.99 purchase with no monthly fee, no per-user charge, and no hardware requirement — ideal for independent restaurants managing costs carefully.
How long does setup take?
Setup of the Restaurant POS Web App takes under 15 minutes. You copy the Google Sheets file from the PDF guide link, deploy the web app from Apps Script, configure your settings, and add your menu and team. No coding is required.
Can I customise the menu and tables?
Yes. The Restaurant POS Web App lets you define menu categories, table areas, payment modes, units, and expense categories in List Management, and configure tax, service charge, tips, and receipt format in Settings — all without editing code.
Where is my data stored?
All Restaurant POS Web App data is stored in your own Google Sheets file within your Google Drive account, which provides enterprise-grade security, 2FA, and regular backups. NextGenTemplates never has access to your data.
About the Author
Built by PK — Microsoft Certified Professional with 15+ years of Excel, Google Sheets, and Power BI experience. Founder of NextGenTemplates, reaching 300K+ subscribers across YouTube channels. Every template is hand-built and tested before release.
Conclusion
The Restaurant POS Web App gives independent restaurants a complete, multi-user point-of-sale system on Google Sheets — billing, tables, kitchen display, inventory, and 19 reports — for a one-time price instead of an open-ended monthly subscription. Click here to purchase the Restaurant POS Web App and deploy it in your own Google account today.
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Last updated: June 2026
