Brindola vs Wox
Wox or Brindola for a restaurant in Georgia
Wox is restaurant operations software from Tbilisi that puts a POS, a kitchen display, inventory, purchasing, a supplier portal and an rs.ge waybill import on one live data feed, with a Free plan and paid plans from 149 GEL a month. Brindola is a restaurant POS priced per venue that keeps every ticket on a device in your venue and runs the whole service, the close included, with the internet down.
In short
- Bolt Food and Glovo orders land on Brindola's kitchen screen; Wox's pages name no delivery platform.
- Your tickets stay on a device in your venue, and the close and the reports run there too, internet or not.
- Brindola issues RS.ge tax invoices and waybills from the order; Wox imports the waybills you receive.
- One price per venue, not stepped by items, vendors and staff seats.
- Wox is ahead on purchasing, supplier tools, food-cost variance and several venues, and has a Free plan.
Last checked 11 October 2026 · wox.ge
Why venues choose Brindola over Wox
Delivery orders on the kitchen screen
Bolt Food and Glovo orders arrive beside the dining room's, with the accept deadline counting down and a prep time to set. The Bolt Food catalog is published from the terminal, and Wolt is coming soon.
The close and the reports, with the line down
Both systems keep selling through an outage. Brindola also closes the day and opens every report on the device in your venue, for as long as the outage lasts.
Your data stays in your building
Tickets, guests, payments and margins live in one file on hardware you own. Only the day's totals leave, and only to a backoffice you connect.
Tax invoices from the terminal
Look a company up by TIN, get its name and VAT status back, and issue the RS.ge tax invoice and waybill from the order's own lines.
Two banks side by side
Brindola works alongside TBC and Bank of Georgia terminals, with the receipt number recorded on the payment and each bank reported apart.
Several brands from one kitchen
Separate brand tabs and catalogs, revenue by brand and channel, and one order that can carry two brands.
Wox and Brindola, side by side
| Topic | Wox | Brindola |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A POS, manager app, owner dashboard and supplier portal on one live data feed. | An offline-first POS that runs on the venue's own hardware and network. |
| Price | Free, then 149, 249 or 349 GEL a month; one page says paid plans start at 99 GEL. VAT not stated. | ₾89 or ₾199 a month per venue, plus VAT; a year costs ten months. No free plan; a fourteen-day trial. |
| What the price counts | Plans are capped by locations, items, vendors, team seats, purchase orders and invoices. | Stronger here: One price per venue; Plus covers up to eight devices. |
| Without the internet | Orders and payments continue, pending until the terminal syncs. The close and reports offline are not described. | Stronger here: Orders, kitchen, payments, the close and reports run in the venue for as long as the outage lasts. |
| Where the data lives | Not stated; the dashboard is served from Wox's web app. | Stronger here: On the main device in your venue, in one file you can back up. Only the day's totals leave. |
| Delivery platforms | None named. | Stronger here: Bolt Food and Glovo on the kitchen screen, Wolt coming soon. |
| Bank terminals | The FAQ claims a native Bank of Georgia link; its comparison pages say Georgian payment specifics "require confirmation". | Works alongside TBC and Bank of Georgia terminals; the receipt number is recorded on the payment. |
| Fiscal devices | The FAQ mentions the Daisy fiscal device; its comparison pages say fiscal hardware "needs rollout confirmation". | Receipts on the venue's own printers; the Revenue Service work is invoices and waybills. |
| Waybills you receive | Stronger here: A year of rs.ge waybills imported as vendors, items and draft purchase orders, re-checked nightly. | Not imported; you receive each delivery into stock yourself. |
| Tax invoices you issue | Not described. | Stronger here: RS.ge tax invoices and waybills from the order, with a TIN look-up. |
| Purchasing | Stronger here: Purchase orders, AI invoice processing, a supplier portal and a supplier marketplace. | Supplier orders with partial deliveries. |
| Food cost | Stronger here: COGS, waste, price variance and actual against theoretical food cost. | Item margins and dishes made in-house from their components; no variance reports. |
| Kitchen and floor | Kitchen display by station, table map, course firing, split checks. | Kitchen screens by station with a pass view; a drawn floor plan; bills split by seat, item or amount. |
| Several venues | Stronger here: One web dashboard for every location, with stock transfers. | Enterprise sends each venue's close to your own backoffice. |
| Several brands | Brands sharing one kitchen and one order are not described. | Stronger here: Brand tabs and catalogs, reporting by brand and channel. |
| Devices | Stronger here: Web, iOS, Android, Windows and macOS. | A Windows or Linux main device; Android phones and tablets as terminals, kitchen screens or a kiosk. |
What Wox has that Brindola doesn't
- Purchasing and suppliers in depth
- Purchase orders from templates, AI invoice processing, a Receiving Inbox, vendor performance tracking, a portal for suppliers and a marketplace for finding new ones.
- Incoming rs.ge waybills, imported
- Wox imports twelve months of buyer waybills, turns them into draft purchase orders and re-checks rs.ge every night. Brindola's RS.ge work runs the other way, from your sales.
- Food-cost variance
- Recipes deduct with every sale, and Wox reports COGS, waste, price variance and actual against theoretical food cost.
- A Free plan and a QR menu
- A 0 GEL plan within limits, and a public QR menu in Georgian, English and Russian on every plan.
- Bank of Georgia and Daisy, in its FAQ
- The FAQ says Wox integrates natively with the Bank of Georgia Android terminal and the Daisy fiscal device; its own comparison pages say this needs confirmation.
- Many venues, one dashboard
- Per-location pricing, stock transfers, franchise entities and menus pushed to every site at once.
- An AI analyst that proposes changes
- Wox Analyst answers in Georgian and English and suggests changes, such as a price update, that apply once you confirm. Brindola's assistant is read-only.
- iPhone, iPad and Mac
- Wox lists web, iOS and macOS as well as Android and Windows.
- A Tbilisi office
- Wox Studio LLC lists an office on Tashkentis Street in Saburtalo and a local phone number.
Choose Wox if…
…your margin problem is behind the kitchen door, in ordering, receiving, suppliers and food cost, or you run several venues from head office and want to start on a Free plan.
Choose Brindola if…
…the service itself must not fail: delivery orders on the kitchen screen, several brands, the close with the line down, your data in your own building, and RS.ge tax invoices from the order.
Try Brindola on your own hardware
Fourteen days on the full Plus plan, no card and no account. Load your catalog, pull the network cable, and keep serving.
The Wox pages we read
- wox.ge — 2026-10-11
- wox.ge/ka — 2026-10-11
- wox.ge/pricing — 2026-10-11
- wox.ge/restaurant/features/pos — 2026-10-11
- wox.ge/solutions/restaurants — 2026-10-11
- wox.ge/restaurant/features/rs-ge-integration — 2026-10-11
- wox.ge/faq — 2026-10-11
- wox.ge/restaurant/features/purchasing — 2026-10-11
- wox.ge/restaurant/features/vendors — 2026-10-11
- wox.ge/restaurant/features/marketplace — 2026-10-11
- wox.ge/restaurant/features/analytics — 2026-10-11
- wox.ge/restaurant/features/multi-location — 2026-10-11
- wox.ge/restaurant/features/kds — 2026-10-11
- wox.ge/kb/integrations-webhooks — 2026-10-11
- wox.ge/compare/wox-vs-icash — 2026-10-11
- wox.ge/compare/wox-vs-xpos — 2026-10-11
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