Explore real stories of how Vita Mojo helps operators save time, increase revenue and bring peace of mind.
Trusted by 140+ brands across 1000s of locations including YO!, LEON and Tesco. £100million+ worth of transactions are powered by Vita Mojo every month.
of transactions now with customer and basket-level sales data
With their iconic sushi conveyor belts, YO! has been one of the best-loved British restaurant brands since the 90s. As pioneers in the tech-powered restaurant space, it is no surprise that YO! was also an early adopter of digital ordering.
LEON was an early mover in the QSR space. Their forward-thinking digital approach means they continue to innovate and deliver a next-level customer experiences while building a robust and sustainable business.
increase in C&C customers with Loyalty & Subscriptions
of customers rate their digital experience as great
When Covid hit, Nando’s faced unexpected challenges, including the government mandate of Order & Pay for dine-in restaurants. Putting the project out to tender, Nando’s needed Vita Mojo to deliver in just six weeks.
As HOP Vietnamese accelerated their digital transformation, They reduced kitchen labour by 25% while increasing ATV by 20%. Learn how Vita Mojo tech helped this unique restaurant concept build a more robust, and future-proof business model.
increase in ATV
staff member freed up per shift
Fast-food chain I am Doner uses Vita Mojo’s fully integrated system tech to create an efficient labour model, reduce operational complexity and increase ATV. Find out how self-serve kiosks helped them increase their order sizes by 23% while freeing up one staff member per shift.
Fully-customisable, made-to-order and masters of digital adoption, Tossed made the move to become fully digital in 2016, making kiosks their main in-store ordering method.
increase in Click & Collect ATV
Increase in ATV with kiosks
100% vegan, 100% cashless and 100% loved by customers across the UK for their bold branding and friendly service. Since going full-suite with Vita Mojo, The Vurger Co has ‘never looked back.’
