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Qwaiting
Cloud and on-premises queue management with virtual queuing, appointments, kiosks and signage for banking, healthcare and government.
Key facts
- Starting price
- From $249 per month
- Free plan
- No free plan listed
- Free trial
- 14-day free trial
- Update activity
- Low
- Market presence
- Growing
- Last checked
Overview
Qwaiting is a cloud and on-premises queue management platform with virtual queuing, appointments, kiosks and signage for banking, healthcare and government. Four public plans start at $249 per month with a 14-day trial and no card required.
Qwaiting is a queue management platform offered as cloud software and on-premises, according to the vendor, and the company says it was founded in 2018. It targets banking, healthcare, public sector, retail, DMV, airport and education sites, and is catalogued here under retail and public service, healthcare and walk-in queues. It is not a restaurant waitlist tool.
Visitors join a virtual queue remotely or by scanning a QR code at the entrance, see an estimated wait and queue position, and get SMS, email or WhatsApp updates. Other recorded features are appointment scheduling, self-service kiosks, in-venue display screens, feedback collection, a multi-branch dashboard, analytics and multi-language support. The vendor documents a public API, and the pricing page lists Zapier and webhooks from the Enterprise plan. Named integrations include Salesforce, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Office 365, Slack, Google Calendar, Okta, JumpCloud, Twilio and Zendesk, along with several SMS gateways.
Pricing is public and tiered by staff logins and features. Starter is $249 per month, Business $349, Enterprise $399 and Custom $649, with yearly billing at ten times the monthly figure. Every plan card shows a 14-day trial, and signup is self-serve. SMS notifications are an extra charge on three plans with no rate shown, and the compare table leaves the SMS row blank for Starter. Hardware such as kiosks and displays is sold by the vendor with no prices shown.
What the data shows
- Update activity: Low. 0 iOS updates in the last 12 months and 0 changelog entries in the last 12 months; the last changelog entry was 2025-09-04.
- Market presence: Growing. Tranco rank 1,014,653, 500+ Google Play installs, no Chrome UX Report field data, domain registered 2018.
- Buying style: Self-serve. Public pricing, and signup without talking to sales.
- Apps: iOS staff app last updated 2025-06-16 with 0 ratings; Android app last updated 2025-06-17, 500+ installs.
- Status page: none found.
- Compliance: the security page lists HIPAA, GDPR, ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and SOC 2 Type 2 items; no Business Associate Agreement statement was found.
- Pricing record: verified against the live pricing page on 2026-09-30.
Pricing
- Starting price
- From $249 per month
- Free plan
- No free plan listed
- Free trial
- 14-day free trial
- Buying style
- Self-serve
- Contract
- Monthly or annual
Source: vendor pricing page
Features
| Feature | Supported | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Join the waitlist remotely | Yes | source |
| QR code check-in | Yes | source |
| Self check-in kiosk | Yes | source |
| SMS notifications | Yes | source |
| Wait time estimates | Yes | source |
| Public live wait board | Yes | source |
| Appointment booking | Yes | source |
| Multi-location management | Yes | source |
| Analytics & reporting | Yes | source |
| Public API | Yes | source |
| Customer feedback surveys | Yes | source |
| Multi-language guest messages | Yes | source |
| Single sign-on (SSO) | Yes | source |
Who it's for
Best for
- Clinics, bank branches and public offices that want a hosted queue system with fixed monthly tiers and a self-serve trial source
- Teams that want kiosks, in-venue signage and an API with public reference docs source
- Organizations that need integrations such as Salesforce, Zoom, Microsoft Teams or Okta source
Pros and cons
Pros
- Plan prices are public, from $249 per month (Starter) to $649 per month (Custom), with annual billing giving 2 months free source
- A 14-day trial needs no credit card, and signup is self-serve source
- Visitors join remotely or by QR code, with wait time estimates and SMS, email or WhatsApp updates source
- Public API reference docs are available, and the trust page lists HIPAA, GDPR, ISO 27001 and SOC 2 items source
Cons
- Staff logins are capped by plan at 5, 10, 20 and 50, and SMS carries extra charges source
- No product update entries were posted in the last 12 months, and the apps have few ratings or installs source
- The legal entity and headquarters are not stated on vendor pages, and no status page was found source
What reviewers mention
- Reviewers describe setup and daily use as simple, including with no extra hardware (positive) [1] [2]
- Support described as responsive and helpful (positive) [1]
- Price, especially the annual commitment, is hard for small or non-profit budgets (negative) [1]
- Admin configuration is busy, with many settings and hard-to-find features (negative) [1]
Update activity and company
- Update activity
- Low
- 0 iOS updates in the last 12 months
- 0 changelog entries in the last 12 months
- Android app last updated 2025-06-17
- Last update 2025-09-04
- Market presence
- Growing
- Tranco rank 1,014,653
- 500+ Google Play installs
- No Chrome UX Report field data
- Domain registered 2018
- Buying style
- Self-serve
- Public pricing
- Sign up without talking to sales
Google Play: 500+ installs, last updated 2025-06-17.
How these labels are calculated
Company and platform
- Website
- qwaiting.com
- Founded
- 2018
- Integrations
- Salesforce, Zapier, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Office 365, Whatsapp, Slack, Google Calendar, Okta, Jumpcloud, Twilio, Zendesk
- SOC 2
- Claimed by vendor (source)
- Domain registered
- 2018
- First archived
- 2009
Frequently asked questions
How much does Qwaiting cost?
Qwaiting lists four plans on its pricing page, all tiers of the same queue management product. Starter is $249 per month ($2,490 per year), Business is $349, Enterprise is $399 and Custom is $649 per month. Annual billing gives 2 months free. SMS notifications are listed as an extra charge with no rate shown.
Does Qwaiting have a free plan or trial?
There is no free plan. A 14-day free trial is offered on every plan, and the pricing FAQ says it does not require a credit card.
Which features need a higher plan?
The compare table lists staff logins of 5, 10, 20 and 50 by plan. Kiosk app, appointment scheduling, analytics and multi-language support are shown from Business, API access from Enterprise, and SAML and SSO on the Custom plan.
Does Qwaiting have mobile apps?
Yes. A staff app is listed on iOS and Android, and a customer app on iOS. The iOS staff app has no ratings and the Android app has 500+ installs.
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Sources
- https://qwaiting.com/
- https://qwaiting.com/pricing
- https://qwaiting.com/products/cloud-based-software
- https://qwaiting.com/solutions/virtual-queue-system
- https://qwaiting.com/solutions/appointment-scheduling-software
- https://qwaiting.com/industries/healthcare
- https://qwaiting.com/products/digital-signage
- https://qwaiting.com/products/self-service-kiosks
- https://qwaiting.com/integrations
- https://qwaiting.com/security
- https://qwaiting.com/about
- https://qwaiting.com/terms-and-condition
- https://qwaiting.com/privacy-policy
- https://qwaiting.com/blog/category/product-updates
- https://qwaitings.readme.io/reference/default
- https://qwaiting.com/signup