Pricing
One price. Zero percent.
We take no share of your revenue and no share of the tips. A fixed monthly fee per restaurant — and the first 10 payments every month are free, so you can try it without risk.
Blokk
14 900 Ft/ month / restaurant
First 10 payments every month are freeLet's get startedWe set it up in an afternoon — your till stays exactly as it is.
+ VAT. Billed monthly, open-ended, cancel any time.
All of this is included:
- Itemized bills from your existing till
- Unlimited tables and QR codes
- Unlimited staff accounts
- Splitting by item and by head
- Tips and service charge handling
- qvik, SZÉP card and bank cards
- Revenue and tips per waiter
- Day-end totals per payment method
- AI menu import from a photo or PDF
- Multiple venues under one account
- Support in Hungarian and English
- On-site installation and setup
Why a fixed fee and not a percentage?
In a percentage model, the better your restaurant does, the more you pay for the software. That is not in your interest.
| Percentage model* | Blokk | |
|---|---|---|
| 2M Ft monthly turnover | 1.5% = 30 000 Ft | 14 900 Ft |
| 5M Ft monthly turnover | 1.5% = 75 000 Ft | 14 900 Ft |
| 12M Ft monthly turnover | 1.5% = 180 000 Ft | 14 900 Ft |
* An illustrative calculation using a hypothetical 1.5% rate, not any specific provider's offer. Your bank's or payment provider's own transaction fee applies either way — which is exactly why qvik is interesting, because there is no card fee on it.
Table stands
We can make the stand too
You can print the table codes yourself from the back office at any time: free, print-ready PDFs with the table number on them. But if you would rather not have a laminated sheet of paper standing on the table, we cut and engrave the stand on our own laser with your restaurant's name on it.
Optional — it changes nothing about the monthly feePrint it yourself
0 Ft
Every table's code downloads from the back office as a print-ready PDF. At installation we bring a laminated card for every table, free.
- Table number and crop marks included
- Works with your own print shop
- A new table takes two minutes
Birch plywood
1 900 Ft/ table
Cut and engraved from natural birch: the restaurant's name and the table number are burned into the wood.
- Engraved name and table number
- Replaceable printed code card
- Warmer, café-like feel
Black acrylic
2 900 Ft/ table
Matte black 3 mm acrylic, laser cut. The engraving comes out as light lettering on the black.
- Engraved, light lettering
- Wipes clean with a damp cloth
- For darker, pared-back tables
Clear acrylic + card
3 900 Ft/ table
A clear acrylic frame holding a printed card with your logo, the code and the table number. Full-colour artwork, swappable card.
- Full-colour logo and artwork
- The card can be reprinted any time
- Weighted base, does not tip over
The details
- Prices are net, + VAT. Minimum 6 pieces.
- One-off artwork setup 6 900 Ft — waived above 10 pieces.
- −10% from 10 pieces, −20% from 30.
- In Budapest we bring them at installation; elsewhere 2 490 Ft, free above 40 000 Ft.
- We make one sample free before production, and scan-test every code before it ships.
Tell us how many tables you have and which material you like.
How they are made
Made here, on one laser
We do not order them from overseas and we do not send them to a print shop: they are cut here, piece by piece. That is why an order of six is fine, why you see a sample before production, and why we can tell you up front what each material is really like.
Birch plywood: cut and engraved in one pass
The laser cuts the shape and burns in the restaurant's name and the table number in the same pass. The engraving is not paint — it is the scorched surface of the wood itself, so it cannot wear off or flake.
Wipe it with a damp cloth. It does not like kitchen chemicals or soaking.
Black acrylic: the laser cuts it directly
The black pigment absorbs the laser light, so the cut is clean and the edge comes out smooth on its own. Engraved lettering appears light against the black: the same surface, nothing printed on top.
We recommend matte sheet — every fingerprint shows on glossy acrylic.
Clear acrylic: painted, then cut, then washed clean
Blue laser light passes straight through clear acrylic, so we paint the sheet first to give the beam something to absorb, and wash the paint off after cutting. It is the most hand work of the three — which is why it costs the most.
In exchange, it is the only one with a full-colour, reprintable card behind it.
What is engraved, and what is printed
The name and the table number are burned into the material, because they do not change. The QR code sits on a printed card, because it can: if a table gets a new code or a new table arrives, it only takes a new card — the stand stays. Cutting the code out is not an option either: the dark squares of a QR are separate islands, they would simply fall out of the sheet.
How long it takes
A sample takes two or three days; a full set about a week, depending on the count. Your launch does not wait for it — the laminated cards stand on the tables until then.
About pricing
What counts as one of the ten free payments?
Every successfully completed payment through Blokk. The first 10 in a month are free; the monthly fee starts after that.
Is there a long-term contract?
No. A monthly fee, open-ended, cancellable at any time from the start of the following month.
I have several restaurants. What do I pay?
The fee is per restaurant. For multiple venues get in touch — at that point we can offer shared reporting and a group rate.
Does this include the bank's fees?
No. Card acceptance or qvik fees are charged by your bank or payment provider — Blokk adds nothing on top of them.
Do I have to order the table stands from you?
No. You can print the codes yourself from the back office as print-ready PDFs, and at installation we bring a laminated card for every table. The stands only come up if you want something nicer on the table.
What happens if a table's code changes?
We engrave the restaurant's name into the stand; the code sits on a printed card. If a table gets a new code, or a new table arrives, it only takes a new card — the stand stays.