Riser POS vs XiomPOS

XiomPOS restaurant search usually lands on XiomTech’s Bangladesh pages: pricing and restaurant POS software in Bangladesh. Those pages print Starter ৳900, Standard ৳1,500, and Enterprise ৳2,499 a month, each with ৳0 setup on the card. Riser POS is Dimdul’s restaurant till from Mohammadpur. Live restaurant pricing on riserpos.com/pricing.html shows Startup ৳1,000, Plus ৳2,000, and Pro custom, with installation from ৳5,000. This page compares what each side publishes as of 6 November 2026.

Quick answer: Choose XiomPOS Standard if you want printed kitchen and bar tickets, table management, and a ৳1,500 plan with ৳0 setup on their site, and you will pin down order caps and branch limits on the invoice. Choose Riser POS Plus if you want a kitchen display, a guest QR menu, offline billing, and Dimdul’s install from ৳5,000. Xiom Starter at ৳900 does not include KOT on their restaurant price table.

Written by Dimdul, House 10, Road 4, Kaderabad Housing, Mohammadpur, Dhaka-1207. Last updated: 6 November 2026.

How do Riser POS and XiomPOS compare?

Figures below are what each vendor publishes, checked 6 November 2026. Xiom’s own pricing page disagrees with itself on some limits. Those cells say so. A competitor claim is not a Dimdul guarantee. Confirm every row in a live demo.

	Riser POS (Dimdul)	XiomPOS (XiomTech)
Published monthly price	Startup ৳1,000; Plus ৳2,000; Pro custom	Starter ৳900; Standard ৳1,500; Enterprise ৳2,499
Setup	From ৳5,000 (domain, hosting, training)	৳0 on the three published cards. Custom development and complex on-site work are quoted separately
Where it runs	Windows, Android, and tablets, including a phone till	Offline desktop app (Windows and Mac) plus cloud sync. Waiter tablet on local Wi-Fi. BYO PC and printers
Offline billing	Yes, on the restaurant product page	Pricing FAQ and restaurant FAQ: billing and KOT continue in an outage, then sync
Kitchen ticket	Plus: multi-kitchen KDS. Paper ticket is also used	Standard: KOT and bar tickets to printers. No kitchen display screen on the restaurant page
Guest QR menu	Plus plan	Not on the restaurant page
Order cap	Not published	Starter 1,000/month; Standard 5,000/month; Enterprise unlimited
Tables / KOT on the cheap plan	Startup: tables and billing. No multi-kitchen KDS	Starter: takeaway and counter billing. KOT starts on Standard
Recipe / food cost	Inventory on Plus. Recipe auto-cost not published as a separate module	Body copy sells recipe deduction. Price table puts recipe and food costing on Enterprise
Second branch	Ask Dimdul. Not a published two-outlet SKU	Standard card: 3 branches. Same-page compare table: 2 branches. Confirm the invoice
Mushak 6.3	Not published	Enterprise lists automated NBR and FTA VAT invoices. Restaurant FAQ lists rate-wise VAT summaries for filing. Neither page says Mushak 6.3
Wallets	Split payment; payment types as configured. Confirm on a demo	Starter records cash, card, bKash, and Nagad. Treat as recorded tenders unless the demo shows a merchant API
Typical fit	One outlet that needs offline billing, a printed install, and KDS or QR on Plus	Dine-in or cafe that wants printed KOT at ৳1,500 with ৳0 setup and will live inside the order and branch caps

Dimdul lists Riser first because we publish it, not as a ranked recommendation. Wider shortlist: best restaurant POS in Bangladesh. Price write-up: Riser POS price in Bangladesh. Live cards: riserpos.com/pricing.html. Category hub: POS software in Bangladesh.

Why do Xiom’s own price pages disagree?

The monthly fees match across xiomtech.net/pricing and the restaurant page: ৳900, ৳1,500, ৳2,499, each with ৳0 setup on the card. The limits do not all match.

On the pricing page alone, the Standard card says 3 branches, 3 terminals, and 5 staff. The compare-plans table on that same URL says Standard is 2 branches, 5 terminals, and 10 staff. Starter’s card says 1 terminal and 2 staff; the table says 2 terminals and 3 staff. Enterprise on the restaurant page is sold as the chain and recipe row at ৳2,499. The pricing table’s Enterprise branch and staff counts also need a spoken confirmation.

That conflict is useful. It means the signed quote is the product, not the blog paragraph. Ask for branches, terminals, staff seats, monthly order cap, and whether recipe costing is on Standard or only Enterprise. Do not average the two tables.

Their marketing lines stay theirs: “8% of kitchen output never turns into a paid bill,” and the claim that menu engineering recovers more than the annual software cost. The pricing comparison block lists a 14-day trial. Dimdul does not publish a free trial on Riser.

What does ৳1,500 buy versus Riser Plus?

Xiom’s restaurant page says most dine-in rooms should start on Standard at ৳1,500. That row lists up to 5,000 orders a month, three counters, KOT and bar printing, table management, split bills, and a mobile app. Year one for software before hardware, if the ৳0 setup holds on the invoice, is ৳1,500 × 12 = ৳18,000. Extra branch and terminal add-ons on the pricing page are ৳299 and ৳199 a month if you outgrow the plan.

Riser Plus at ৳2,000 lists inventory, staff roles, QR contactless orders, multi-kitchen KDS, customer waiting display, purchases, expenses, and analytics. Installation starts at ৳5,000 (domain, hosting, training). Year one before hardware is ৳2,000 × 12 + ৳5,000 = ৳29,000. Riser does not publish an order cap. A second outlet is a Dimdul question, not a printed two-branch price.

Riser Startup at ৳1,000 is closer to Xiom’s Starter sticker, not to Standard. Startup year one before hardware is about ৳17,000. It does not include multi-kitchen KDS or QR. Xiom Starter at ৳900 is takeaway and counter billing on the restaurant table, with a 1,000-order cap. If the cook needs a ticket from day one, Xiom’s matching row is Standard, and Riser’s matching row for a kitchen screen is Plus.

Offline billing and VAT

Both vendors say the till can keep working when the line drops. Xiom’s pricing FAQ and restaurant FAQ say billing and KOT printing run locally, then sync. Riser publishes offline billing on the product page. That shared claim is the reason to unplug both demos. Turn off shop Wi-Fi and phone data. Ring three cash orders. Watch the kitchen ticket. Marketing copy does not replace that floor test.

VAT is a different sentence. Riser Startup lists VAT and tax on the bill. That is a rate on the guest receipt. Riser does not publish Mushak 6.3 report generation. Xiom Enterprise lists automated NBR and FTA VAT tax invoices. The restaurant FAQ says service charge and VAT print as separate lines, with rate-wise VAT summaries available for filing. None of those pages say Mushak 6.3. If your accountant needs Mushak from the till this month, ask each vendor to export on the demo machine, or start with a vendor that prints Mushak on its own site.

bKash and Nagad appear on Xiom Starter as recorded payment types. Riser supports split payment and app payment options configured at install. A recorded wallet line is not proof of a native merchant API. Pay on the demo till if that row decides the buy.

Who should choose Riser POS?

Riser POS handles orders, tables, kitchen display, QR menu, inventory, bills, and split payment, with Foodpanda or Pathao orders entered in the POS panel when that workflow is configured. It runs on Windows, Android, and tablets. Dimdul installs from Mohammadpur. There is no self-serve free trial on the Dimdul pages.

Riser POS fits when:

• You want a kitchen display or a QR menu on the published Plus plan, not only a printed KOT.
• The install fee should be printed (from ৳5,000 with domain, hosting, and training).
• You need offline billing written on the product page and will test it with the cable unplugged.
• You do not want a monthly order cap on the plan card.
• Mushak filing can stay with your accountant.
• A Mohammadpur installer matters more than a ৳0 setup line on another vendor’s site.

Local context: restaurant POS in Dhaka. Checklist: how to choose a restaurant POS in Bangladesh.

Who should choose XiomPOS?

XiomPOS is XiomTech’s cloud and offline desktop POS for retail and restaurants. Contact on the pages we checked: [email protected] and +880 1822-830775. The restaurant page sells Bangla floor screens, printed KOT and bar tickets, table status, recipe-based stock stories, and a go-live of about 3 to 6 working days for a single outlet under 200 menu items.

XiomPOS fits when:

• You want Standard at ৳1,500 with ৳0 setup on the public card, and a printed KOT is enough for the kitchen.
• Offline desktop billing is required and you will still run the unplug test.
• You can stay inside the published order cap, or you will move to Enterprise when you pass 5,000 orders a month.
• Recipe costing and multi-branch kitchen inventory are worth the Enterprise ৳2,499 row, and you confirm that module on the quote.
• You accept that guest QR and a kitchen display screen are not on the restaurant page we checked.

XiomPOS is a weak match when:

• You need a kitchen display or guest QR named on the vendor page before the demo.
• You need a single, consistent branch and staff limit without calling sales to reconcile the card and the table.
• You need Mushak 6.3 by name from the till this month.

What should a 20-minute demo prove?

• Turn off shop Wi-Fi and phone data. Ring three cash orders. Confirm the offline path and the kitchen ticket.
• Send “no onion, extra chilli.” Confirm whether the cook sees a kitchen display or a printed KOT at the right station. Map grill and bar separately if you use both.
• Open a guest QR menu on mobile data if you sell that way. If Xiom has no QR, say so on the quote.
• Ask for the invoice in writing: monthly fee, setup, branches, terminals, staff seats, monthly order cap, and whether recipe costing is on Standard or Enterprise.
• Print a bill with your VAT rate. Ask for the VAT summary export. A rate on the bill is not a Mushak file.
• Split one bill across two tenders. If bKash matters, pay on the demo till.
• Close a shift and read cash, card, and MFS totals.

Dimdul demo: 01538-004738. XiomTech lists +880 1822-830775 and [email protected].

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