Qwaiting is a broad enterprise platform: queues, appointments, visitor management, digital signage, people counting and face recognition, with an account manager and SLA-based support on every plan. If you run airports, hospitals or a large branch network, that breadth is the point. If you run one office or a handful of small branches, you may be paying per location for modules you never switch on.
Qwaiting is an enterprise queue platform; its pricing page says plans start from $249 a month per location, with staff logins capped at 5, 10, 20 and 50 by plan and a 14-day trial. Minutka has a free plan, then $49 a month for 10 windows across all locations of the account, with unlimited staff on paid plans. Qwaiting lists SMS and WhatsApp alerts, people counting and face recognition; Minutka has none of those.
Qwaiting's pricing page states that plans start from $249 a month per location and lists Starter, Business, Enterprise and Custom plans with up to 5, 10, 20 and 50 staff logins, a 14-day trial and 20% off for yearly billing; the plan cards themselves show no prices. Checked in November 2026 on qwaiting.com/pricing. Ask them for a current quote.
If any of these matter to you, stay with them. A queue you fight with costs more than the subscription.
Visitor management, people counting, face recognition and digital signage sit in one platform. We are a queue and booking tool and do not try to be the rest.
Their feature list includes SMS and WhatsApp alerts, which reach visitors who will not keep a browser tab or a messenger open. We send neither.
Their pricing page promises round-the-clock support, a dedicated account manager and SLA-based assistance on all plans. We answer by email within a day.
Two desks run free with no end date and no cap on tickets, so you learn whether a queue works in your room before paying anything.
Ten small branches with two desks each fit into Business Pro at $79 a month in total, rather than a price per location.
Create the queue, print the QR poster and open the board on a TV you already have. No demo call needed.
Real screens, not mockups: a live queue at a clinic with five people waiting.



Probably not on its own. Minutka covers queues, appointments, boards, staff roles and analytics well for single sites and small networks. For hospital-wide or airport-wide rollouts with visitor management, cameras and formal SLAs, an enterprise platform such as Qwaiting is the safer choice.
No, and that is a deliberate trade-off. People are notified through Telegram or a push in the browser, which costs nothing per message, so a busy day does not turn into a bill. If SMS is a hard requirement for your visitors, a tool that bills for texts will suit you better than we will.
There is nothing to migrate on the visitor side: your queue starts empty every day anyway. Create a queue, print the QR poster, open the board on any screen. Most places are running the same afternoon, and you can keep the old system live for a week and compare.
The free plan has no monthly cap on how many people take a ticket: unlimited queues, up to two windows per account and two staff members per queue, notifications via Telegram and browser push, a display board with voice call-ups, a kiosk and daily stats. Business is $49 a month for 10 windows and adds unlimited staff, services with routing, appointments, your own branding, board media and analytics. Business Pro is $79 a month for 30 windows and adds Excel export, forecasting, several branches under one roof, an open API and webhooks. Extra windows are added one at a time: you pay for windows, not for locations, queues or visitors.
Free, no signup. Keep your current system running and compare for a week.
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