Yonoton - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

Yonoton is a cloud-based SaaS platform for digital ordering and purchase processes in the hospitality and entertainment sectors. Designed for B2B operators ranging from single-site venues to large international multi-brand chains, Yonoton consolidates branded mobile apps (iOS and Android), web ordering, Android-based point-of-sale, self-service kiosks, and an order management system into one unified backend. Target segments include restaurant chains, workplace and corporate canteens, university and hospital catering, theme parks, water parks, entertainment and amusement venues, nightclubs, hotels, and mass events.

The platform's Management Console is a web-based control center for centralized management of products, pricing, inventory, menus, campaigns, coupons, membership cards, and user roles across all channels. The order management system (Yorma) aggregates orders from every sales channel into a single kitchen pipeline, supported by kitchen display systems and kitchen printers. Self-service kiosks support upselling, NFC/RFID payments, loyalty scanning, and idle-screen advertising. CRM tools consolidate customer data across all touchpoints, while loyalty features include digital stamp cards, vouchers, gift cards, and membership cards. Push notifications and geofence-triggered marketing campaigns are available for customer engagement. Ticket and access control sales are supported with no commission charged. Business intelligence reporting is available via a Zoined integration covering sales, inventory, staff, and product performance. Integrations span major payment providers (Adyen, Nets, Viva.com, VIPPS, MobilePay, SoftPay, AfterPay, Pivo) and third-party systems including Wolt, Foodora, and Visma. Hardware runs on a wide range of Android devices, with a Hardware-as-a-Service option available through partners Sunmi and Elo, and remote device management via MDM.

Yonoton operates on a monthly subscription model with no upfront investment and charges no commission on ticket or product sales. The platform supports multi-merchant and multi-country deployments from a single instance, with full brand customization across all customer-facing touchpoints. Offline capability on POS and kiosk software prevents sales interruptions during network outages, and the hardware-agnostic architecture accommodates a broad range of Android devices already in use by operators.