DOOD vs Future Ordering vs Servy

DOOD is a French SaaS suite for digital ordering and data in food and beverage. Future Ordering is a white-label ordering platform for large quick-service restaurant chains. Servy is an enterprise ordering and payment platform for airports and other large hospitality venues. All three are listed under Online Ordering System. Where the profiles show a difference, it is in audience, platforms and countries covered.

Key differences

  • audience

    Audience differs between the profiles. Listed by one product alone: DOOD: Multi-site restaurant networks and franchises; Future Ordering: Enterprise QSR chains; Servy: Airport concessionaires and airports.

  • platforms

    Listed platforms: DOOD: Web; Future Ordering: Web, iOS, Android; Servy: Web, iOS, Android.

  • countries covered

    Country coverage differs. DOOD names 1 country, Future Ordering names 1 country and Servy names 6 countries. No country appears in every list.

  • integrations

    On integrations, DOOD names 27 integrations, Future Ordering names 10 integrations and Servy names 38 integrations. 2 partners appear in every list.

  • company background

    DOOD is based in Lyon, France, Future Ordering in Stockholm, Sweden and Servy in Houston, United States.

Side by side

DOOD vs Future Ordering vs Servy: side-by-side comparison from published vendor information
FieldDOODFuture OrderingServy
What it isDOOD is a French SaaS suite for digital ordering and data in food and beverage.Future Ordering is a white-label ordering platform for large quick-service restaurant chains.Servy is an enterprise ordering and payment platform for airports and other large hospitality venues.
Best forMulti-site restaurant networks and franchises; Small chains and independents; Food courts and dark kitchensEnterprise QSR chains; Chains that want their own branded app and kiosks; Multi-country operatorsAirport concessionaires and airports; Stadiums, venues and lounges with many outlets; Hotels and resorts; Restaurant brands wanting QR or kiosk ordering
Pricing modelQuote onlyQuote onlyQuote only
Starting priceNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Free planNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Free trialNot publishedNot publishedNot published
ContractNot publishedNot publishedNot published
PlatformsWebWeb, iOS, AndroidWeb, iOS, Android
CountriesFranceSwedenAustralia, Canada, Ireland, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States
LanguagesEnglish, FrenchNot publishedNot published
Number of integrations271038
CertificationsNot publishedGDPR, PCI DSSNot published
Security practicesNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Founded2018Not publishedNot published
HeadquartersLyon, FranceStockholm, SwedenHouston, United States
OwnerNot publishedBacked by EQT (per the vendor's careers page)GrayMatter Software Services (acquired Nov 2024)
Last reviewed29 September 202629 September 202629 September 2026

Integrations

Named by all three

  • Adyen
  • Deliverect

Named only by DOOD

  • Brevo
  • Cashpad
  • CMI
  • Hey Pongo
  • Hubrise
  • L’addition
  • Lightspeed
  • Lydia
  • lyf pay
  • Oracle Micros
  • Otter
  • PayGreen
and 10 more
  • Rushour
  • Shipday
  • Stripe
  • Stuart
  • TCPOS
  • Uber Direct
  • Voucherify
  • Yavin
  • Zelty
  • Zerosix

Named only by Future Ordering

  • Klarna
  • Oracle
  • Planet
  • Radius (FlyBuy)
  • West Pay
  • Wolt

Named only by Servy

  • Agilysys Infogenesis
  • NCR Aloha
  • American Airlines
  • AtYourGate
  • Braintree
  • CBS Northstar
  • Chowly
  • Coates
  • Dinerware
  • Elo
  • Expensify
  • FreedomPay
and 21 more
  • Infor Hospitality
  • Micros RES 3700
  • Mulesoft
  • Olo (Direct)
  • Omnivore
  • Oracle STS Gen 2
  • Brink by Par
  • POSitouch
  • Priority Pass
  • Pyramid
  • Revel
  • SAP Concur
  • Simphony 1
  • Simphony 2
  • Spreedly
  • Squirrel
  • United Airlines
  • Valuedynamx
  • Venuetize
  • Verifone
  • XPIENT

Which to choose

DOOD

Choose DOOD if you are in one of these groups: Multi-site restaurant networks and franchises; Small chains and independents; Food courts and dark kitchens.

Future Ordering

Choose Future Ordering if you are in one of these groups: Enterprise QSR chains; Chains that want their own branded app and kiosks; Multi-country operators.

Weaker fit: Independent or single-site restaurants; the vendor positions the product for enterprise QSR chains and sells through a demo.

Servy

Choose Servy if you are in one of these groups: Airport concessionaires and airports; Stadiums, venues and lounges with many outlets; Hotels and resorts.

What we could not confirm

DOOD

  • Pricing
  • Contract terms
  • Funding amounts (investors named but no rounds)
  • Headcount
  • Support channels
  • Security certifications
  • Countries of operation

Future Ordering

  • Any price or contract terms
  • The 10 countries served
  • Interface languages and currencies supported
  • Founding year, funding rounds and headcount
  • Company registration number
  • Help centre content

Servy

  • Any price or plan tiers
  • Founding year, legal entity and team size
  • Funding history
  • Security certifications beyond PCI-compliant processing wording
  • Contract terms
  • Interface languages available
  • Whether Order@ and kiosks are sold to single-site restaurants

Sources

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

Future Ordering, reviewed 29 September 2026

  1. Homepage, positioning, support claimhttps://www.futureordering.com/
  2. Platform modules and featureshttps://www.futureordering.com/platform
  3. Feature detail, payments, PCIhttps://www.futureordering.com/platform-features
  4. Partner and integration listhttps://www.futureordering.com/partners
  5. Company, leadership, officeshttps://www.futureordering.com/company
  6. Customer storieshttps://www.futureordering.com/customers
  7. KFC Sweden case studyhttps://www.futureordering.com/customers/kfc
  8. Investor mentionhttps://www.futureordering.com/careers