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Cheeky TillNot live yet · pilot December 2026

A till that doesn’t care whose card machine you use.

Menus, tabs, tables, kitchen tickets and end-of-day on the iPad you already own. Take the payment on our reader, on your phone, on a Verofy card machine, or on the card machine you’ve got. The core till is £0 on every plan.

Save my spot →Opens early 2027. One email when it’s ready. No sales call.
Table 4 · Tab openIllustration
  • 2 × Flat white, oat£7.40
  • Sausage roll — eat in£4.20
  • Sausage roll — take away£3.50
  • Fish, no chips, extra peas£13.50
Split three ways£9.53 · £9.53 · £9.54
Paid onTap to Pay · Dojo · Cash

Two VAT rates on one bill, three payments on three machines, one tidy end of day.

Why we’re building it

Had your card machine switched off by your till?

Some till providers now charge extra for a card machine that isn’t their own, or stop talking to it altogether. We think a till should ring up the sale, tell the kitchen, and mind its own business about how the customer pays.

So Cheeky Till takes payment two ways of ours — a Cheekypayments reader or Tap to Pay, and a PAX or Castles machine on your own Verofy account — and one way of yours, the machine you already have. Ours give you the fee shown on every sale and automatic reconciliation. Yours costs nothing extra. Two payment providers, so no single one can switch you off.

What you get

Everything a till should do. Nothing it shouldn’t charge for.

Built for the places where a queue, a tab and a table can all be open at once. Counter service or table service, it’s the same till.

  • Menu and modifiers

    Oat milk, extra shot, no onions, well done. Every option priced or free, and every item in the category you actually think in.

  • VAT that knows the rules

    Eat in or take away changes the VAT on a sausage roll. The till asks once and gets it right on the receipt and the report.

  • Tabs

    Open a tab by name or table, add to it all night, settle it in one go or three. Nothing gets lost between rounds.

  • Tables and floor plan

    See what is open, what is waiting on food and what has been sat too long. Move a party, merge two tables, keep going.

  • Split bills

    By item, by seat, equally, or “I’ll get the wine”. Each part is its own payment, so nobody stands at the till doing arithmetic.

  • Tips

    A tip prompt on the reader, recorded against the person who earned it. The record the Tips Act asks you to keep, kept for you.

  • Kitchen tickets and screen

    Send to the kitchen printer, or to a screen on any tablet. Fire courses when the table is ready, not when the till is.

  • Staff PINs and roles

    Everyone clocks in with a PIN. Voids, refunds and discounts above a limit need a manager’s. Every action has a name on it.

  • End of day

    Count the drawer, declare what the other card machine took, and get one report that says whether the day added up.

  • Keeps working when the wifi doesn’t

    Orders, tabs, cash and kitchen printing carry on offline and catch up when the connection returns. Card payments need signal.

  • Bookings that open a tab

    Bays, tables or rooms booked online, paid or deposited up front, and open as a tab on the till the moment they arrive. Built first for golf simulator centres; it works for any room with a clock on it.

  • Reports you will actually read

    Sales by item, hour, staff member and payment type. Export to a spreadsheet, or ask the till instead.

  • Receipts

    Printed or emailed, with the VAT breakdown HMRC expects. If you are not VAT registered, it will not pretend you are.

First venues · golf simulator centres

Book the bay. Run the tab. Pour the pints.

The first Cheeky Till venues are simulator golf centres: bay booking, bay tabs and food and drink on one till, with no booking fees, built alongside Cheekygolf, the UK simulator golf league.

The golf sim page →
Planned · the boring bits, done for you

Photograph the old menu. Get a new one.

We’re not adding a chat box. We’re using AI for the jobs nobody opens a till to do: typing in a menu, reconciling three machines, and reading yesterday’s report.

  • Photograph the old menu

    Planned

    Take a photo of the board, upload a spreadsheet, or export from the old till. The menu, modifiers and VAT come back as a draft you check and approve. Planned for launch.

  • Ask your till

    Planned

    “Which Tuesday was quietest since May?” “What did we sell most with the fish?” Plain question, plain answer, with the orders it counted shown underneath. Planned.

  • The 6am summary

    Planned

    Yesterday in one email: takings, best sellers, voids, tips, and anything odd against the same day last month. Planned.

  • Reconciliation

    Planned

    What the till says, what each card machine says, and what landed in the bank, matched up overnight. Anything that does not match is flagged, not buried. Planned.

Every answer shows its workings: which orders it counted, over which hours, with VAT in or out. Nothing moves money, changes a price or issues a refund without a person with the right PIN saying yes.

Hardware

Bring a tablet. Keep your card machine.

No proprietary till box, no 48-month lease. Bring a tablet; take card on our reader, on a PAX or Castles machine on your own Verofy account, or on the machine you already have.

  • £0

    iPad, Android tablet or phone

    Runs on what you already own.

  • £29

    Cheekypayments card reader

    The reader you can buy today, or a countertop smart reader with its own screen at launch (price confirmed then). Card data is encrypted in the reader.

  • Priced with your Verofy account

    PAX A920 or Castles Saturn 1000

    A traditional card machine on your own Verofy account, driven by the till through Verofy Connect: the amount goes to the machine and the result comes back. Price agreed when you apply.

  • £0

    The card machine you already have

    Keep it. Record the payment on the till and reconcile at close.

Receipt and kitchen printers: any Epson network receipt printer works. We’ll list the exact models we’ve tested before launch. We don’t sell them, so we don’t mark them up.

Planned pricing

The till is free. The plan decides the extras.

Card payments are at Stripe’s published rates on every plan; the till doesn’t change the rate. Planned pricing, before VAT. If it changes before launch, the waitlist hears first.

Cheeky Till modules and what each Cheekypayments plan includes
ModuleStarter£0/moPro£19/moScale£79/mo
Core tillMenu, VAT, tabs, end-of-dayIncludedIncludedIncluded
HospitalityTables, courses, split bills, the lotWith Pro and ScaleIncludedIncluded
Bay and table bookingOnline booking that opens a tab£29/venue/mo£29/venue/moIncluded
Kitchen screenTickets on a screen, not a printer£9/screen/mo£9/screen/moIncluded
Multi-siteOne menu, every venueWith ScaleWith ScaleIncluded
Prices before VAT. “With Pro and Scale” and “With Scale” mean the module comes with those plans. Annual billing takes the same 20% off the kitchen screen add-on as it does off plans. Using your own card machine costs nothing extra on any plan.
In the free till
  • Menu with categories, modifiers and eat-in or takeaway VAT
  • Named tabs and open orders
  • Cash, card on our reader or Tap to Pay, a Verofy card machine, or the machine you already have
  • Email and printed receipts
  • Kitchen tickets to a printer
  • End-of-day report and cash count
  • Sales by item, hour, staff member and payment type
  • Menu import from a photo, spreadsheet or old-till export
  • Unlimited tills per venue
Hospitality · with Pro and Scale
  • Floor plan and table service
  • Split the bill by item, by seat, equally or by amount
  • Courses and fire-to-kitchen
  • Staff roles, PINs and manager approval for voids and refunds
  • Tips recorded per person, ready for the Tips Act
  • Ask your till a plain question and get an answer with the workings
  • Reconciliation: what the till says, what each card machine says, what landed
Switching

Bring the menu, leave the contract.

Moving till is a Monday you’d rather not have. So the import does the typing, and you check it before anything goes live.

  • From Epos Now

    Export your products as a spreadsheet from the back office. Items, categories and prices import; modifiers are rebuilt from the photo of your menu.

  • From Square

    Export the item library as CSV. Items, categories, variations and modifier sets all come across.

  • From SumUp

    Export the product catalogue from the SumUp dashboard. Items, categories and prices import.

  • From Zettle

    Export the product library as a spreadsheet. Items, variants and prices import.

  • From Dojo

    Keep the card machine. Record each payment on the till as you take it, and the end-of-day report reconciles against Dojo’s batch total.

The names above are trademarks of their respective owners. This page is published independently by Cheeky Payments Limited and is not endorsed by or affiliated with any of them. Check your existing agreement before you switch: a minimum term or a hardware lease continues whether or not you use the service.

Questions

The ones people ask first

When will Cheeky Till be available?

Cheeky Till is not live yet. A small number of venues will run it from December 2026, and it opens to the waitlist in early 2027. Registering interest gets you one email when it is ready and nothing else.

Will it work with the card machine I already have?

Yes. You can take the payment on your existing card machine and record it on the till as cash, card or whichever machine took it. The end-of-day report reconciles what the till recorded against that machine’s batch total. You get the fee shown on every sale and automatic reconciliation only when the payment goes through a Cheekypayments reader, Tap to Pay or a Verofy machine we arranged, but nothing forces you to switch.

Do I have to use Cheekypayments for card payments to use the till?

No. The core till is free on every Cheekypayments plan, including the free Starter plan, and it does not charge you extra for using someone else’s card machine. If you do take payments through Cheekypayments the till, the reader and the reporting are one system, which is where it works best.

What does it cost?

The core till costs nothing on any plan. The Hospitality features — tables, split bills, courses, staff roles and ask-your-till — come with the Pro plan at £19 a month and with Scale; they are not available on Starter. Bay and table booking is £29/venue/mo with no booking fees, and included on Scale. A kitchen screen is £9/screen/mo on Starter and Pro and included on Scale. Multi-site comes with Scale. Card payments are at Stripe's published rates on every plan. Prices are before VAT and may change before launch; the waitlist hears first.

Does it work offline?

Taking orders, running tabs, cash payments and printing to the kitchen keep working without a connection and catch up when it returns. Card payments need a connection, because the bank has to say yes.

What hardware do I need?

An iPad, an Android tablet or a phone you already own. For card payments: Tap to Pay on the phone, a Cheekypayments card reader, a PAX or Castles card machine on your own Verofy account that the till drives directly, or the machine you already have. A receipt printer if you want paper receipts or kitchen tickets, and any tablet for a kitchen screen.

What happens to my details if I register interest?

We keep your email, business name and the answers you give, use them to send one email when the till is ready, and delete them within three months of launch or whenever you ask. Details are in our privacy page.

Register interest · opens early 2027

Save your spot. We’ll shout when it’s ready.

Tell us what you run and what you use now. It shapes what we build first, and where we turn up in person.

Optional. It tells us where to visit first.

No sales call. No newsletter. One email.

We keep what you type here to send one email, then delete it within three months of launch or whenever you ask. Details in our privacy page.