No app, no hardware, no terminal. Guests scan the QR standing on their table, see the live bill under your branding, split it, tip your team and pay in the browser — in the time it used to take to catch a waiter’s eye.
Tabz is backed by Sharjah-based investors with direct ownership ties to popular cafés in Al Jada, Sharjah — which means it launches on tables its backers actually own, not on a waitlist. From there it rolls out across Dubai, Sharjah and Abu Dhabi.
The product is engineered and operated by VSPR, a Dubai software & systems studio — the same team behind the browser checkout, the venue-branded live bill and the payout rails.
The wave. Dinner ends, and the table starts performing semaphore: catch an eye, mouth “the bill, please”, wait, wave again. Pay at table deletes the ritual — the bill has been on the table since the first order, live, one scan away.
The card machine hunt. One terminal, four tables ready to pay, a queue that exists only because hardware does. With the table as the checkout there is no machine to wait for, because there is no machine.
The one-card-pays-then-chaos. Somebody fronts the whole bill, and the table spends the next day settling debts by transfer. Splitting evenly, by item or by custom share happens at the table instead — each guest pays their own part, on their own phone.
And the guest pays AED 0 for any of it. No diner fee, no app, no account — the browser is the whole experience.
Pay at table lets restaurant guests settle the bill directly at their table — usually by scanning a QR code — instead of waiting for a card machine or the till. With Tabz, the QR opens the live bill in the browser, where guests split, tip and pay. No app download, no extra hardware, AED 0 diner fee.
* Commission and payout figures are indicative targets, subject to final payment-processing terms.
Pay at table means guests settle the bill at their table by scanning a QR code, instead of waiting for a card machine. With Tabz the QR opens the live bill in the browser, where guests split, tip and pay — no app, no hardware, 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.
The published targets: commission under 2% per transaction and payout to the venue in about 48 hours — both indicative targets, subject to final payment-processing terms. Diners pay AED 0.
Apple Pay, Google Pay and card — all in the browser. The guest never hands a card over and never waits for a machine.
Tabz is launching across Dubai, Sharjah and Abu Dhabi, with a launch network in Al Jada, Sharjah.