Checkmate vs HubRise vs Orders.co

Checkmate is software that connects restaurants' point of sale systems to third-party ordering marketplaces and also sells first-party ordering, kiosks, catering, loyalty and digital menu boards. HubRise is an integration hub for restaurants and retailers. Orders.co is a restaurant ordering and growth platform that consolidates orders from DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub and a restaurant's own website onto one tablet. All three are listed under Integration Middleware & iPaaS for Restaurants. Where the profiles show a difference, it is in price, audience and integrations.

Key differences

  • price

    The vendors price on different terms. HubRise at EUR 35 per location per month, excluding VAT; Orders.co at USD 29 per month, billed annually. The amounts cannot be compared directly. Checkmate does not publish a starting price.

  • audience

    Not every audience is shared. Entries that only one product lists: Checkmate: Enterprise and multi-location restaurant brands; HubRise: Restaurants selling through several delivery and ordering channels; Orders.co: Restaurants selling on several delivery apps.

  • integrations

    Checkmate names 20 integrations, HubRise names 42 integrations and Orders.co names 6 integrations. 1 partner appears in every list.

Side by side

Checkmate vs HubRise vs Orders.co: side-by-side comparison from published vendor information
FieldCheckmateHubRiseOrders.co
What it isCheckmate is software that connects restaurants' point of sale systems to third-party ordering marketplaces and also sells first-party ordering, kiosks, catering, loyalty and digital menu boards.HubRise is an integration hub for restaurants and retailers.Orders.co is a restaurant ordering and growth platform that consolidates orders from DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub and a restaurant's own website onto one tablet.
Best forEnterprise and multi-location restaurant brands; Brands wanting to win back marketplace lossesRestaurants selling through several delivery and ordering channels; Multi-site food operators; Dark kitchens running virtual brands; Software vendors that need POS and delivery connectionsRestaurants selling on several delivery apps; Independent restaurants; Chains, franchises and ghost kitchens
Pricing modelQuote onlySubscription per locationSubscription per location
Starting priceNot publishedEUR 35 per location per month, excluding VATUSD 29 per month, billed annually
Free planNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Free trialNot publishedYesYes
ContractNot publishedNoneNo contract
PlatformsWebWebWeb
CountriesNot publishedNot publishedUnited States
LanguagesNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Number of integrations20426
CertificationsNot publishedGDPRNot published
Security practicesNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Founded20162016Not published
HeadquartersNot publishedValbonne (Sophia Antipolis), FranceLos Angeles, United States
OwnerNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Last reviewed29 September 202629 September 202629 September 2026

Integrations

Named by all three

  • Uber Eats

Named only by Checkmate

  • BentoBox
  • ChowNow
  • Clover
  • Ezcater
  • Micros
  • Par Brink POS
  • Revel
  • Slice
  • Snackpass
  • Square
  • Toast
  • Upserve
and 2 more
  • Wix
  • Zuppler

Named only by HubRise

  • Adixon Caisse
  • Apicbase
  • Bolt Food
  • BonAppio
  • Como
  • dotdigital
  • Epos Technologies
  • Food Report
  • Glovo
  • GonnaOrder
  • GoStan
  • Inpulse
and 27 more
  • Just Eat
  • Kurve Kiosks
  • Lieferando
  • Lightspeed Restaurant
  • Loca'Touch
  • MailChimp
  • MyFoodFast
  • Next Order
  • OrderLord
  • OrderWire
  • Orkestro
  • PixelPoint
  • Popina
  • PrestaShop
  • RapidStock
  • Restomax
  • Sage X3
  • Skip The Dishes
  • StockTake Online
  • Stuart
  • SwooPOS
  • Uber Direct
  • Vectron
  • Wolt
  • WooCommerce
  • Yuze
  • Zelty

Named only by Orders.co

  • Caviar
  • YEXT

Which to choose

Checkmate

Choose Checkmate if you are in one of these groups: Enterprise and multi-location restaurant brands; Brands wanting to win back marketplace losses.

Less suited to: Small single-site restaurants: the vendor says it gives enterprise brands scalable technology, and its POS integration list marks some POS systems as available only for brands with 10+ locations.

HubRise

Choose HubRise if you fit its listed audience: Restaurants selling through several delivery and ordering channels; Multi-site food operators; Dark kitchens running virtual brands.

Orders.co

Choose Orders.co if your business matches one of the audiences it is listed for: Restaurants selling on several delivery apps; Independent restaurants; Chains, franchises and ghost kitchens.

What we could not confirm

Checkmate

  • Any price
  • Contract term
  • Headquarters and team size
  • Funding amounts
  • Countries where sold
  • Security certifications

HubRise

  • List of countries served
  • Founding year from the vendor itself (LinkedIn gives 2016)
  • Funding: the pricing page says only that the company is self-funded
  • Security certifications beyond GDPR statements
  • Mobile apps in app stores
  • Whether each integration on the apps page is priced separately by its vendor

Orders.co

  • Named POS integrations
  • Company legal name, founding year, funding, team size
  • Security certifications
  • Interface languages
  • Whether the $29 package covers order consolidation exactly
  • Free trial terms

Go further

Checkmate profileHubRise profileOrders.co profile

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Sources

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