EasyEats vs Food Truck OS vs My Food Truck vs Payanywhere
EasyEats is a point of sale and online ordering platform built for food trucks, and also sold to quick-service restaurants and caterers. Food Truck OS is a US web app for running a food truck from a phone. My Food Truck is a web service for food truck owners that combines a weekly location calendar, an editable daily menu, pre-orders from a public page and a sales dashboard. Payanywhere is a US payment processing and point of sale platform that runs on a mobile app, countertop terminals and an online portal called Payments Hub. All four are listed under Food Truck & Mobile POS. The main differences are in price, audience and platforms.
Key differences
price
Each vendor that publishes a price gives a starting figure: Food Truck OS at USD 9 per month; My Food Truck at USD 19 per month. The currency and billing basis match. EasyEats and Payanywhere do not publish a starting price.
audience
The audiences they list differ. Listed for one product only, for example: EasyEats: Food trucks; Food Truck OS: Single food trucks and small mobile vendors; My Food Truck: Single food trucks; Payanywhere: Food trucks and mobile food sellers.
platforms
Listed platforms: EasyEats: Web, Android; Food Truck OS: Web, iOS, Android; My Food Truck: Web; Payanywhere: Web, iOS, Android.
integrations
The integration lists differ. EasyEats names 3 integrations, Food Truck OS names 6 integrations, My Food Truck names 2 integrations and Payanywhere names 3 integrations. No partner appears in every list.
Side by side
| Field | EasyEats | Food Truck OS | My Food Truck | Payanywhere |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | EasyEats is a point of sale and online ordering platform built for food trucks, and also sold to quick-service restaurants and caterers. | Food Truck OS is a US web app for running a food truck from a phone. | My Food Truck is a web service for food truck owners that combines a weekly location calendar, an editable daily menu, pre-orders from a public page and a sales dashboard. | Payanywhere is a US payment processing and point of sale platform that runs on a mobile app, countertop terminals and an online portal called Payments Hub. |
| Best for | Food trucks; Seasonal or part-time operators; Small restaurants and caterers | Single food trucks and small mobile vendors; Owners of several trucks; Trucks selling through delivery apps | Single food trucks; Small food truck fleets | Food trucks and mobile food sellers; Quick-service restaurants; Bars, pubs and nightclubs; Small businesses that want simple card acceptance |
| Pricing model | Percentage of sales or flat subscription | Subscription per location | Subscription per account | Percentage of sales |
| Starting price | Not published | USD 9 per month | USD 19 per month | Not published |
| Free plan | Not published | Not published | Yes | Not published |
| Free trial | Yes | Yes | Not published | Not published |
| Contract | None on Pay As You Go; an annual contract is optional at $90 per month | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| Platforms | Web, Android | Web, iOS, Android | Web | Web, iOS, Android |
| Countries | Not published | United States | Not published | United States |
| Languages | Not published | English, Spanish | English, French | Not published |
| Number of integrations | 3 | 6 | 2 | 3 |
| Certifications | Not published | Not published | Not published | PCI DSS |
| Security practices | Not published | Not published | Not published | Point-to-point encryption and tokenization |
| Founded | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| Headquarters | Not published | Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, United States | France | Troy, United States |
| Owner | Not published | Stronghold / Dr. Hines Inc. | Not published | North American Bancard Holdings (the company page says Payanywhere is backed by it) |
| Last reviewed | 29 September 2026 | 29 September 2026 | 29 September 2026 | 29 September 2026 |
Integrations
No partner appears in every list.
Named only by EasyEats
- First Nationwide Payments
- Fiserv
- SumUp
Named only by Food Truck OS
- Google Maps
- Google Pay
- Google Reviews
- Square
- Stripe
Named only by My Food Truck
- Xero
Named only by Payanywhere
- Homebase
Which to choose
EasyEats
Choose EasyEats if your business matches one of the audiences it is listed for: Food trucks; Seasonal or part-time operators; Small restaurants and caterers.
Food Truck OS
Choose Food Truck OS if you are in one of these groups: Single food trucks and small mobile vendors; Owners of several trucks; Trucks selling through delivery apps.
My Food Truck
Choose My Food Truck if you are in one of these groups: Single food trucks; Small food truck fleets.
Our profile lists a weaker fit: Trucks that want customers to pay online or through the software: the vendor says it never charges the customer online, payment is taken on pickup on your own terminal.
Payanywhere
Choose Payanywhere if you are in one of these groups: Food trucks and mobile food sellers; Quick-service restaurants; Bars, pubs and nightclubs.
What we could not confirm
EasyEats
- Company details and headquarters
- Countries served
- Accounting and delivery integrations
- Security certifications
Food Truck OS
- Native app availability: the vendor says an iOS app is in review and the product is used as an installable web app
- Contract terms beyond the cancel-anytime statement
- Security certifications and hosting
- Number of customers
- Founding year, size and funding of the company
- Which multi-truck price is current: the homepage says $49 a month and the software page says $199
My Food Truck
- Founding year
- Security certifications
- Contract terms
- Country availability
Payanywhere
- A standalone subscription price (fees are per transaction plus device-linked monthly fees)
- Which devices carry which monthly software fee
- Contract term and cancellation terms
- Founding year, legal entity name, team size and customers
- Restaurant-specific integrations such as delivery platforms or accounting beyond QuickBooks
- Countries served and interface languages
Go further
Sources
Facts on this page come from the pages below. Prices and features change, so confirm with each vendor before you buy.
EasyEats, reviewed 29 September 2026
- Home pagehttps://easyeats.com
- Pricing and processorshttps://easyeats.com/pricing
- Hardwarehttps://easyeats.com/equipment/
- Platform requirementshttps://easyeats.com/overview/
Food Truck OS, reviewed 29 September 2026
- Homepage: features, pricing, FAQ, companyhttps://foodtruckone.com/
- Software overview, inventory, POS, eventshttps://foodtruckone.com/software
- Legal entity, address, renewal and cancellationhttps://foodtruckone.com/terms
My Food Truck, reviewed 29 September 2026
- Home, features, pricing and FAQhttps://my-food-truck.com/
- Payment model, CSV export, tax, hardwarehttps://my-food-truck.com/food-truck-pos
- Operating companyhttps://my-food-truck.com/legal/mentions
Payanywhere, reviewed 29 September 2026
- Homepage: overview and featureshttps://www.payanywhere.com/
- Transaction rates and feeshttps://www.payanywhere.com/pricing
- Hardware and device priceshttps://www.payanywhere.com/hardware
- Quick service restaurant featureshttps://www.payanywhere.com/why-payanywhere/qsr
- Food truck fithttps://www.payanywhere.com/industries/food-trucks
- Bars and quick service fithttps://www.payanywhere.com/industries/quick-services-and-bars
- In-store payments and ticketshttps://www.payanywhere.com/why-payanywhere/in-store
- Mobile app, iOS and Androidhttps://www.payanywhere.com/why-payanywhere/mobile
- Inventory toolshttps://www.payanywhere.com/why-payanywhere/inventory
- Employee tools and Homebasehttps://www.payanywhere.com/why-payanywhere/employees
- Reporting and QuickBooks exporthttps://www.payanywhere.com/why-payanywhere/reporting
- Invoices, virtual terminal, Apple Payhttps://www.payanywhere.com/why-payanywhere/online
- Funding optionshttps://www.payanywhere.com/why-payanywhere/funding
- PCI Plus programmehttps://www.payanywhere.com/pci-plus
- Company, address, parent, supporthttps://www.payanywhere.com/company