aDomicil.io vs Ordering.co vs Orders2.me vs Pedix

aDomicil.io is a Mexican online ordering platform that gives restaurant chains their own branded mobile app, website and WhatsApp bot for delivery and pickup. Ordering.co is an online ordering and delivery platform that gives restaurants branded websites, mobile apps, kiosks, a call-center screen, a merchant order queue and a driver app on one system. Orders2.me sells direct online ordering to restaurants, on the restaurant's own website, without per-order commissions. Pedix is an Argentine platform that lets small merchants, including fast-food and takeaway restaurants, build an online catalogue and receive orders as organised WhatsApp messages. All four are listed under Online Ordering System. The main differences are in price, audience and platforms.

Key differences

  • price

    Starting prices: aDomicil.io at MXN 1,650 per branch per month; Ordering.co at USD 99 per active location per month; Orders2.me at USD 199 per month; Pedix at USD 9 per month. The currency or billing basis differs, so they are not directly comparable.

  • audience

    The audiences they list differ. Listed for one product only, for example: aDomicil.io: Restaurant chains with 10 or more branches; Ordering.co: Independent restaurants and small groups wanting direct ordering; Orders2.me: Restaurants leaving third-party marketplaces; Pedix: Small takeaway and fast-food restaurants selling on WhatsApp.

  • platforms

    They do not run on the same platforms. aDomicil.io: Web, iOS, Android; Ordering.co: Web, iOS, Android; Orders2.me: Web; Pedix: Web.

  • countries covered

    On geography, aDomicil.io names 1 country, Ordering.co names 11 countries, Orders2.me names 7 countries and Pedix names 6 countries. 1 country appears in every list.

  • integrations

    ADomicil.io names 2 integrations, Ordering.co names 18 integrations, Orders2.me names 3 integrations and Pedix names 5 integrations. No partner appears in every list.

Side by side

aDomicil.io vs Ordering.co vs Orders2.me vs Pedix: side-by-side comparison from published vendor information
FieldaDomicil.ioOrdering.coOrders2.mePedix
What it isaDomicil.io is a Mexican online ordering platform that gives restaurant chains their own branded mobile app, website and WhatsApp bot for delivery and pickup.Ordering.co is an online ordering and delivery platform that gives restaurants branded websites, mobile apps, kiosks, a call-center screen, a merchant order queue and a driver app on one system.Orders2.me sells direct online ordering to restaurants, on the restaurant's own website, without per-order commissions.Pedix is an Argentine platform that lets small merchants, including fast-food and takeaway restaurants, build an online catalogue and receive orders as organised WhatsApp messages.
Best forRestaurant chains with 10 or more branches; Brands that want their own ordering channel instead of a marketplaceIndependent restaurants and small groups wanting direct ordering; Franchise networks; Groups with 20 or more locations; Marketplace and delivery-company buildersRestaurants leaving third-party marketplaces; Independent restaurants and takeaways; Restaurants keeping their existing POSSmall takeaway and fast-food restaurants selling on WhatsApp; Independent shops in Latin America; Merchants avoiding marketplace commissions
Pricing modelSubscription per locationSubscription per locationSubscription per locationSubscription per location
Starting priceMXN 1,650 per branch per monthUSD 99 per active location per monthUSD 199 per monthUSD 9 per month
Free planNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Free trialNot publishedYesNot publishedYes
ContractNot publishedNot publishedNoneNot published
PlatformsWeb, iOS, AndroidWeb, iOS, AndroidWebWeb
CountriesMexicoAlbania, Brunei, Colombia, Cyprus, Kosovo, Mauritius and 5 moreAustralia, Canada, France, Ireland, Mexico, United Kingdom and 1 moreArgentina, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Uruguay, Venezuela
LanguagesSpanishNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Number of integrations21835
CertificationsNot publishedGDPRPCI compliantNot published
Security practicesPrivacy notice under Mexico's federal personal data protection lawNot publishedSSL certificate on websitesTwo-factor authentication
FoundedNot publishedNot publishedNot published2021
HeadquartersMexico City, MexicoNot publishedNot publishedCordoba, Argentina
OwnerNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Last reviewed29 September 202629 September 202629 September 202629 September 2026

Integrations

No partner appears in every list.

Named only by aDomicil.io

  • BBVA OpenPay
  • Conekta

Named only by Ordering.co

  • Adyen
  • ItsaCheckmate
  • Clover
  • Deliverect
  • DoorDash Drive
  • Just Eat
  • Lalamove
  • Mercado Pago
  • Mokka
  • PayPal
  • Shopify
  • Oracle Simphony
and 5 more
  • Square
  • Stream
  • Toast
  • Uber Direct
  • Uber Eats

Named only by Orders2.me

  • Authorize.net
  • Heartland

Named only by Pedix

  • Google Analytics
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Meta Ads
  • Facebook Pixel
  • WhatsApp

Which to choose

aDomicil.io

Choose aDomicil.io if you are in one of these groups: Restaurant chains with 10 or more branches; Brands that want their own ordering channel instead of a marketplace.

Ordering.co

Choose Ordering.co if your business matches one of the audiences it is listed for: Independent restaurants and small groups wanting direct ordering; Franchise networks; Groups with 20 or more locations.

Orders2.me

Choose Orders2.me if you fit its listed audience: Restaurants leaving third-party marketplaces; Independent restaurants and takeaways; Restaurants keeping their existing POS.

Pedix

Choose Pedix if you are in one of these groups: Small takeaway and fast-food restaurants selling on WhatsApp; Independent shops in Latin America; Merchants avoiding marketplace commissions.

What we could not confirm

aDomicil.io

  • Names of the supported POS systems and delivery carriers (the vendor shows logos without names)
  • Named customers (the vendor shows logos without names)
  • Contract term, set-up fees and pricing below 10 branches
  • Founding year, founders, funding and employee count
  • Security certifications

Ordering.co

  • Founding year, headquarters, founders, funding and team size (not on the site)
  • Contract term and renewal terms
  • App Store and Google Play listings for the merchant and driver apps
  • Security certifications
  • Whether every listed integration is available in every country

Orders2.me

  • Company name, founding year, headquarters, team size and funding
  • Named POS integrations (the vendor shows logos without names)
  • Interface languages and named clients
  • Which of the differing prices on the site is current beyond the pricing page
  • Native app store listings

Pedix

  • Which payment and delivery providers are integrated
  • Founders and team size
  • Funding
  • Native apps
  • Contract terms
  • Interface languages beyond Spanish
  • Whether plan prices are the same in every country (a separate regional pricing page exists)

Go further

aDomicil.io profileOrdering.co profileOrders2.me profilePedix profile

Other comparisons with these products

Sources

Facts on this page come from the pages below. Prices and features change, so confirm with each vendor before you buy.

aDomicil.io, reviewed 29 September 2026

  1. Home: product overview, POS and carrier integrationshttps://adomicil.io/
  2. Feature list, payment processorshttps://adomicil.io/features.html
  3. Price tiers per branchhttps://adomicil.io/pricing.html
  4. Client page (logos only)https://adomicil.io/clients.html
  5. Contact formhttps://adomicil.io/contact.html
  6. Privacy notice: legal entity, address, phonehttps://adomicil.io/privacy.html

Ordering.co, reviewed 29 September 2026

  1. Homepagehttps://www.ordering.co/
  2. Plans and featureshttps://www.ordering.co/pricing/
  3. Integration directoryhttps://www.ordering.co/integrations/
  4. POS integrationshttps://www.ordering.co/integrations/pos/
  5. Toast integrationhttps://www.ordering.co/integrations/toast/
  6. Merchant apphttps://www.ordering.co/platform/ordering-merchant/
  7. Deliveryhttps://www.ordering.co/platform/ordering-delivery/
  8. Customer appshttps://www.ordering.co/platform/ordering-apps/
  9. Restaurant fithttps://www.ordering.co/solutions/restaurants/
  10. Franchise fithttps://www.ordering.co/solutions/franchises/
  11. Customers and countrieshttps://www.ordering.co/customers/
  12. Languageshttps://www.ordering.co/features/localization-and-regional-settings/
  13. Legal entityhttps://www.ordering.co/legal/terms/
  14. Privacy and GDPRhttps://www.ordering.co/legal/privacy/
  15. Supporthttps://www.ordering.co/support/
  16. Page discoveryhttps://www.ordering.co/sitemap.xml

Orders2.me, reviewed 29 September 2026

  1. Homepage: positioning, PCI, supporthttps://orders2.me/
  2. Plans, setup fees, FAQ, countries, contracthttps://orders2.me/pricing/
  3. Order flow and notification optionshttps://orders2.me/how-it-works/
  4. Feature listhttps://orders2.me/features-benefits/
  5. Dashboard featureshttps://orders2.me/dashboard/
  6. Delivery zoneshttps://orders2.me/delivery/
  7. Curbside pickuphttps://orders2.me/curbside-pickup/
  8. Paymentshttps://orders2.me/online-payments/
  9. Web design and SSLhttps://orders2.me/web-design-for-restaurants/
  10. Kiosk hardwarehttps://orders2.me/order-kiosks/
  11. Delivery management apphttps://orders2.me/delivery-management/
  12. Client count and cuisineshttps://orders2.me/our-clients/

Pedix, reviewed 29 September 2026

  1. Overview, plans, featureshttps://info.pedix.app/ar/
  2. Fast-food use casehttps://info.pedix.app/ar/comida-rapida/
  3. Company, countries, no commissionhttps://info.pedix.app/ar/sobre-nosotros/
  4. Legal entity and addresshttps://info.pedix.app/ar/terminos-y-condiciones/