Tiquo

A hotel with a restaurant and a spa often runs a booking tool, a till, a membership system and a mailing list that don't talk to each other. Tiquo's offer is to replace that pile with one system for hotels, restaurants, spas and clubs.

The core is point of sale with tabs, reservations with floor plans, and payments, with customer records kept in the same place. Memberships and loyalty live there too. Further down the feature list you'll find forms and e-signatures, kitchen display screens, and marketing by email, SMS and WhatsApp.

Staff use iPhone and iPad apps at the front of house, with Tap to Pay on iPhone and support for card terminals and receipt printers. Managers get the full dashboard in a web browser, and according to Tiquo every screen shows the same live data.

Tiquo publishes its prices, which is less common than it should be for hospitality software. They're shown in pounds, across three plans. Starter is £59 per sublocation a month for businesses processing less than £200,000 a year, with card rates from 1.9% plus £0.22. Launch is £300 and Scale is £400, with lower card rates, and each includes £2,700 of training, setup and migration credits per location. Enterprise is custom.

Launch and Scale are month-to-month. Read the pricing closely, because it's charged per sublocation rather than per venue. The pricing page also says "your proposal sets out exactly what is included," and hardware and some optional services are priced separately, so expect a conversation with the company before you have a final number. You can start from either "Get started" or "See a demo."

Tiquo holds guest and payment records, so the privacy policy is worth your time. Version 1.4, last updated September 25, 2026, names TIQUO LTD of 180 Strand, London, with a Delaware subsidiary serving US customers. Customer data sits on AWS in Ireland and Virginia and is replicated across both. Account data is kept for the contract plus 90 days. Payments run on Stripe.

The AI features, such as analytics explanations and customer profile summaries, are ones a business can choose to enable. Per the same policy, they process data using Anthropic, and Anthropic doesn't use it for model training.

On certifications, Tiquo's own security page describes SOC 2 Type II aligned controls that are still progressing through the audit process. If you run a venue with several moving parts and you're tired of stitching tools together, the demo is a sensible place to start.