Pay at table means guests settle the restaurant bill right where they sit: scan the QR on the table, see the live bill in the browser, split it, tip, and pay by Apple Pay, Google Pay or card. No app download, no hardware, AED 0 diner fee. Here is exactly how it works.
The browser is the app. A guest scans the QR standing on the table and the live bill opens instantly — no app store, no signup, no waiting for a download over dinner.
On the venue side there is nothing to install and nothing to buy: a printed QR stand on each table is the entire hardware story. Tabz is engineered and operated by VSPR, a Dubai software & systems studio.
This is the complete story of how QR code payment works in a restaurant — what the guest sees and what the floor team sees, at every step from the first scan to the settled table.
One scan — the code becomes the bill.
The guest points their phone camera at the QR code standing on the table — the same gesture they already use for any menu QR.
The browser opens straight onto their table’s live bill — no app store, no account, no form to fill.
The table lights up as active for the floor team the moment it is scanned.
The live bill and menu open under the venue’s own branding — its name, its colours, its items — not a third party’s.
Everything the table has ordered so far, updating live with every new round.
Nothing changes at the till — orders keep flowing through the POS exactly as today.
The bill splits evenly, by item, or by a custom share — and every guest pays from their own phone.
Their share recomputing live as friends claim their items.
One bill settled by several payments — still one table in the books.
Tipping lives inside the payment, not on a second QR — the venue, and the person who earned it, by name.
A clear tip step that names the waiter who looked after the table.
Tips on the record, attributed to the team member who earned them.
The guest pays with Apple Pay, Google Pay or card, right in the browser — and the diner fee is AED 0.
Their phone’s familiar payment sheet, then instant confirmation in the browser.
The table flips to paid in real time — the floor is freed without a terminal run.
What the guest opens is not a generic payment page — it is your venue’s live bill and menu, carrying your name, your colours and your items from the first scan to the receipt.
And the floor team gets a live picture of the room in return: which tables have scanned, which are paying, which are about to free up — live table analytics for the people running the shift.
* Commission and payout figures are indicative targets, subject to final payment-processing terms.
The guest scans the QR on the table, the live bill opens in the browser under the venue’s own branding, and they split, tip and pay with Apple Pay, Google Pay or card. Five beats: scan, browse, split, tip, pay — no app, no terminal, AED 0 diner fee.
No. Guests scan the table QR and everything opens in the browser — the browser is the app. Nothing to download, nothing to install, and the diner fee is AED 0.
Payment runs in the guest’s own browser through Apple Pay, Google Pay or card — the card is never handed over and never leaves the guest’s hand. Each table’s QR opens only that table’s bill, and nothing is installed on the phone.
Yes — evenly, by item, or by a custom share, and each guest pays from their own phone. The same table link opens for everyone, so one scan covers the whole table. The split has a full page of its own: Split the bill.
No — Tabz is not a POS and never replaces one. It is the checkout your POS is missing: it works alongside whatever POS you run, with no rip-out and no retraining.