Free
0TND
Excl. VAT, per branch
To try it on one counter.
- 1 counter
- Up to 300 tickets a month
- Web ticket that rings
- Ranna branding on the ticket
They scan a QR code, wait wherever they like, and their phone rings when it’s their turn. No app, no hardware.
Free for one counter · Pro from 49 TND / month
Scan the code, wait ten seconds, your phone rings. That’s it.
A demo ticket, a 10 second wait, then it rings. Turn the sound up.It gets a ticket and rings in 10 seconds. Nothing to install.
Run a restaurant? Open the staff console of a demo restaurant mid-service, no sign-up needed. See the restaurant demo
The ticket lands on their phone.
Their place and the wait, live.
You call, their phone rings and buzzes.
No app, no hardware.
The ticket in Apple Wallet.
The number shows in the room.
See your peak hours.
All your branches, one account.
Every customer in their language.
For developers. Read the docs
{ "event": "ticket.called", "ticket": "A-042" }Start free with one counter. Move to Pro when the line grows.
0TND
Excl. VAT, per branch
To try it on one counter.
from49TND / month
Excl. VAT, per branchthat’s 41 TND a month · Excl. VAT, per branch
For busy shops and clinics.
129TND / month
Excl. VAT, per branchthat’s 108 TND a month · Excl. VAT, per branch
For brands with several branches.
Custom
Priced on your network size
For banks, public services and large networks.
WhatsApp and SMS notifications are billed on usage at carrier rates. Prices exclude VAT.
Free covers one counter and 300 tickets a month. Pro is 49 TND a month per branch (490 TND a year), Business 129 TND a month (1 290 TND a year), excluding VAT. Enterprise is priced on request.
It is a queue ticket that lives on the customer’s phone instead of on paper or a plastic pager. They take a number by scanning a QR code, follow their position live and get called on their phone.
No. The camera opens a normal web page. There is no app and no account. The ticket is available in Arabic, French and English.
No. A printed QR code and a phone, tablet or computer for staff are enough. A TV for the now-serving screen is optional; any screen with a browser works.
The ticket keeps its place on our side. Most phones still ring if the page stays open in the background, and the ticket catches up the moment they look. WhatsApp alerts for customers who leave a number are coming soon.
On Android, yes. iPhones don’t let web pages vibrate, so there they get the ring sound and the full-screen orange flash.
Yes. The REST API creates, calls and closes tickets, and webhooks tell your system when something changes. See the developer docs.
Only what they choose to give. Name and phone are optional. Staff see them; other customers and the TV never do.