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LimeTray is a Gurugram-based restaurant technology company (corporate office in Udyog Vihar Phase V) that sells four connected products: a cloud POS, a branded online ordering website and app, a marketing CRM, and an analytics tool called Pulse. It says more than 4,500 restaurants use it, and its contact page lists teams in Mumbai, Bangalore and Pune plus offices in Dubai and Michigan. The company was backed early by Matrix Partners.
The best fit is a chain or franchise brand in India that gets a large share of its orders from Zomato and Swiggy and wants to pull some of those customers onto its own commission-free ordering site. The Merge feature brings aggregator orders into the POS so the kitchen does not juggle tablets, and the CRM then segments customers into new, active, inactive and dormant groups for SMS, email and push win-back campaigns. Franchise-level access control and a central sales dashboard make it more suited to 5 to 50 outlets than to a single tea stall.
The weak spots are transparency and depth of public documentation. LimeTray publishes no price list, no help centre we could find, and its POS page does not mention GST billing, UPI or e-invoicing even though those are basic Indian requirements, so you need to see them working in the demo. The published integration list is short: Zomato, Swiggy and Uber Eats on the aggregator side, and NCR, LS Retail and Clover on the POS side, with anything else handled case by case.
Buying works through a free demo and a sales quote. The vendor highlights 7-day phone and chat support and a dedicated account manager, which is useful during rollout. Ask for a written quote that separates the POS licence per outlet, the online ordering website and app, CRM messaging credits (SMS and email are usually billed on usage), and any hardware, and compare it against Petpooja and Posist before you sign an annual term.
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Best suited for: Multi-outlet restaurant and QSR chains that depend heavily on Zomato and Swiggy orders · Franchise brands that need head-office control over outlet users and reports · Restaurants wanting a branded ordering website and app to cut aggregator commissions · Cloud kitchens running repeat-order and win-back campaigns on their own customer data
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LimeTray does not publish prices on its website. Pricing is given after a free demo and depends on which products you take (POS, online ordering website and app, CRM, Pulse analytics), the number of outlets, and messaging volume. Ask for an itemised quote in INR that states whether 18% GST is extra and which costs recur yearly.
LimeTray offers a free demo but does not advertise a free plan or a self-serve free trial on its official site. If you want to test it in a live outlet, ask the sales team whether a pilot at one location is possible before committing to an annual contract for all your restaurants.
Yes. LimeTray's Merge feature syncs orders from Zomato, Swiggy and your own website into the LimeTray POS, so staff accept and print KOTs from one screen instead of several aggregator tablets. Its integrations page also lists Uber Eats, and says further integrations can be built case by case.
LimeTray's public POS pages do not mention GST invoicing, HSN codes or e-invoicing, so we could not verify it from official sources. Since the product is built in India for Indian restaurants, it likely handles tax on bills, but confirm GST-compliant invoices, tax reports and UPI payment recording during the LimeTray demo.
Yes. LimeTray describes its POS as offline first: you can punch orders, print KOTs, download reports and store customer data without an internet connection, and the data syncs to the cloud later. It runs on a Windows or Mac system with touchscreen support on desktops and tablets.
LimeTray's strength is its marketing stack: a commission-free branded ordering website, loyalty and discounts, and a CRM with automated win-back campaigns. Petpooja is a widely used alternative focused on day-to-day POS billing, so compare both on GST billing, aggregator sync and quoted cost. Chains focused on growing direct orders should shortlist LimeTray; small outlets wanting simple billing may prefer Petpooja.
Yes. LimeTray's online ordering system gives you a branded, responsive ordering website and restaurant app with image-rich menus, item customisation, loyalty points, a discount engine, pre-orders, scheduled menus and real-time order tracking. LimeTray says these direct orders carry no per-order commission and there is no cap on order volume.
LimeTray's CRM sends email, SMS, push and in-app campaigns from one manager, with personalisation tags. It automatically groups customers as new, active, inactive or dormant, and runs automated win-back sequences for people who have not ordered in a set period. A dashboard reports orders, revenue and ROI by campaign and customer source.
LimeTray's corporate office is in Udyog Vihar Phase V, Gurugram, with other listed locations in Mumbai, Bangalore, Pune, Dubai and Michigan in the US. The company advertises phone and live chat support seven days a week throughout the year, plus a dedicated account manager for each customer.
Yes. LimeTray POS includes franchise support that controls user access per franchise and compares performance across outlets, plus a central dashboard of all outlet sales with automatic day-end business reports. It also lists separate editions for QSR, cafes, bars, fine dining, enterprise and small restaurants.
LimeTray is restaurant pos & management by LimeTray, an Indian company from Gurugram. Restaurant POS, online ordering and CRM.
LimeTray publishes: Quote based · Price given after a free demo. Confirm current plans and taxes on the official pricing page.
LimeTray does not advertise a free plan; ask the vendor for a trial or a guided demo.
Yes. LimeTray is built by LimeTray, headquartered in Gurugram, Haryana.
LimeTray suits mid-market, enterprise buyers looking for restaurant pos & management with pos & retail billing.
Popular alternatives in restaurant pos & management include Zomato for Restaurant Partners, Petpooja, Swiggy Partner. Use App Advisor's compare tool to see them side by side.
LimeTray is available as a cloud (SaaS) product, with web access.

LimeTray · Gurugram, Haryana · Founded 2013 · 1 product in our catalogue · Indian company
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