Back in January, Restaurant Brands International (RBI), parent company of Tim Hortons and Burger King, announced a new mobile ordering app was set to launch in Canada this spring, but that timeline was delayed as franchisees opposed the launch back in March.
But now Tim Hortons appears to be ready to launch their mobile order and pay app nationwide, in the next 1-2 weeks, a source familiar with the situation tells iPhone in Canada.
Tim Hortons locations have started to train employees on the mobile order and pay system, beyond those which have been already testing the app out in Ontario, says a source speaking on the condition of anonymity. The timeline for the mobile order and pay launch is expected in the next “week or two”.
Mobile order and pay with Tim Hortons would allow customers to order ahead and pay on their iPhone or other smartphone, prior to heading to stores. While this allows customers to skip the cashier line—other lines may emerge at mobile pick up counters, an issue plaguing high traffic Starbucks locations.
Are you excited to use Tim Hortons mobile order and pay?
Update: The launch according to one source is set for Thursday, July 27th, and Apple Pay is expected to be supported within the app.
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I’m very excite!
Yasssss
I wonder if you will be able to send gift cards through iMessage like you are with Starbucks
I’d prefer a totally virtual meal with 0 calories gained,
No. Tim Horton’s employees work for minimum wage. Therefore their customer service is absolute trash and they’ll have more of a reason to screw up a mobile order.
Since their current app is rubbish, any improvement would be something to look forward to.