Eats365 vs eHopper vs FoodZaps

Eats365 is a cloud restaurant POS that runs on iPads, founded in Hong Kong. eHopper is a cloud point-of-sale platform for restaurants and retail, run on Android tablets, Windows PCs, an all-in-one terminal or the Poynt terminal. FoodZaps is an Android-based point of sale and ordering system for food and beverage outlets, made in Singapore. All three are listed under Restaurant POS. They differ in price, audience and platforms.

Key differences

  • price

    On price, Eats365 at USD 25 per month; eHopper at USD 10 per month, billed yearly; FoodZaps at USD 9.9 per month. These figures are not directly comparable because the currency or billing basis is not the same.

  • audience

    The audiences they list differ. Listed for one product only, for example: Eats365: Restaurants that want a modular POS they can grow; eHopper: Small restaurants, cafes and food trucks; FoodZaps: Cafes, hawker stalls and food kiosks.

  • platforms

    They do not run on the same platforms. Eats365: Web, iOS, Android; eHopper: Web, Android, Windows; FoodZaps: Web, Android.

  • countries covered

    Country coverage differs. Eats365 names 15 countries, eHopper names 1 country and FoodZaps names 2 countries. No country appears in every list.

  • integrations

    Eats365 names 16 integrations, eHopper names 12 integrations and FoodZaps names 1 integration. No partner appears in every list.

  • company background

    By headquarters, Eats365 (Hong Kong, Hong Kong), eHopper (New York, United States) and FoodZaps (Singapore, Singapore).

Side by side

Eats365 vs eHopper vs FoodZaps: side-by-side comparison from published vendor information
FieldEats365eHopperFoodZaps
What it isEats365 is a cloud restaurant POS that runs on iPads, founded in Hong Kong.eHopper is a cloud point-of-sale platform for restaurants and retail, run on Android tablets, Windows PCs, an all-in-one terminal or the Poynt terminal.FoodZaps is an Android-based point of sale and ordering system for food and beverage outlets, made in Singapore.
Best forRestaurants that want a modular POS they can grow; Multi-brand and multi-location groups; Quick-service, cafe, food court and cloud kitchen operators; Small online-only food merchantsSmall restaurants, cafes and food trucks; Restaurants wanting commission-free online ordering; US merchants willing to use eHopper card processingCafes, hawker stalls and food kiosks; Small outlets that want a low-cost POS; Outlets in Singapore and Malaysia
Pricing modelSubscription per POS with add-on modulesSubscription per licenseSubscription per location
Starting priceUSD 25 per monthUSD 10 per month, billed yearlyUSD 9.9 per month
Free planYesYesYes
Free trialYesYesYes
ContractNot publishedNot publishedNone; pay monthly or yearly
PlatformsWeb, iOS, AndroidWeb, Android, WindowsWeb, Android
CountriesAustralia, Brunei, Canada, Hong Kong, Japan, Macau and 9 moreUnited StatesMalaysia, Singapore
LanguagesNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Number of integrations16121
CertificationsNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Security practicesNot publishedNot publishedNot published
FoundedNot publishedNot published2014
HeadquartersHong Kong, Hong KongNew York, United StatesSingapore, Singapore
OwnerNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Last reviewed29 September 202629 September 202629 September 2026

Integrations

No partner appears in every list.

Named only by Eats365

  • 365pay
  • Aigens
  • AirPurchase
  • Bistrochat
  • Eber
  • foodpanda
  • Inline
  • KPay Merchant Service
  • Ocard
  • OpenRice
  • Pixalink
  • Rewardly
and 4 more
  • Sevenrooms
  • StockTake Online
  • Supy
  • Xero

Named only by eHopper

  • Authorize.net
  • ChowNow
  • DoorDash
  • Godaddy payments
  • Grubhub
  • Nuvei
  • QuickBooks
  • Stripe
  • UberEATS
  • Wix
  • WooCommerce

Named only by FoodZaps

Every partner FoodZaps names is also named by another product here.

Which to choose

Eats365

Choose Eats365 if you fit its listed audience: Restaurants that want a modular POS they can grow; Multi-brand and multi-location groups; Quick-service, cafe, food court and cloud kitchen operators.

eHopper

Choose eHopper if your business matches one of the audiences it is listed for: Small restaurants, cafes and food trucks; Restaurants wanting commission-free online ordering; US merchants willing to use eHopper card processing.

FoodZaps

Choose FoodZaps if you are in one of these groups: Cafes, hawker stalls and food kiosks; Small outlets that want a low-cost POS; Outlets in Singapore and Malaysia.

What we could not confirm

Eats365

  • Legal entity, registration and founding year
  • Team size and funding
  • Contract minimum term and renewal
  • Whether prices differ by country (the pricing page shows USD)
  • Product interface languages
  • Security certifications
  • Which integrations are available in which country

eHopper

  • Founding year, founders, team size and funding
  • Contract term and cancellation terms for subscriptions
  • Countries outside the US where it is sold
  • Interface language list
  • Security certifications and PCI status
  • Customer names

FoodZaps

  • Whether the product is actively developed: the site footer and timeline stop at 2022 and 2018
  • Funding amounts and investors
  • Interface languages
  • Named POS, accounting or delivery integrations
  • Security certifications
  • Employee count

Go further

Eats365 profileeHopper profileFoodZaps 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.

Eats365, reviewed 29 September 2026

  1. Homepage, regional siteshttps://www.eats365pos.com
  2. Module structurehttps://www.eats365pos.com/products
  3. Plans and module priceshttps://www.eats365pos.com/pricing
  4. Core POS featureshttps://www.eats365pos.com/core-module/pos
  5. Hardwarehttps://www.eats365pos.com/hardware
  6. Third-party integrationshttps://www.eats365pos.com/app-store
  7. Partners and resellershttps://www.eats365pos.com/partner/ourpartners
  8. Positioning and integration counthttps://www.eats365pos.com/why-eats365
  9. Multi-location structurehttps://www.eats365pos.com/solution/multi-brandlocation-management
  10. Payments platformhttps://www.eats365pos.com/solution/365pay
  11. Company story, offices, milestoneshttps://www.eats365pos.com/about
  12. Customer nameshttps://www.eats365pos.com/about/success-stories
  13. Free trial termshttps://www.eats365pos.com/free-trial
  14. Knowledge base and languageshttps://support.eats365pos.com/

eHopper, reviewed 29 September 2026

  1. Homepage: positioning and platformshttps://ehopper.com/
  2. Plans and priceshttps://ehopper.com/pricing/
  3. Feature listhttps://ehopper.com/product-features/
  4. Free POS offer, US onlyhttps://ehopper.com/free-pos/
  5. Online ordering and payment gatewayshttps://ehopper.com/online-ordering-system/
  6. Delivery integrationshttps://ehopper.com/order-integration-ubereats-doordash-grubhub/
  7. QuickBooks and appshttps://ehopper.com/apps-and-integration/
  8. Hardware and device requirementshttps://ehopper.com/hardware/
  9. Languages and currencieshttps://ehopper.com/localization/
  10. Company backgroundhttps://ehopper.com/about-us/
  11. Legal entity and addresshttps://ehopper.com/investor-relations/
  12. API and partner programmeshttps://ehopper.com/partners/

FoodZaps, reviewed 29 September 2026

  1. Homepage: positioning, setups, customershttps://www.foodzaps.com/
  2. Plans and FAQhttps://www.foodzaps.com/pricing/
  3. Featureshttps://www.foodzaps.com/features/operate/
  4. Hardware requirementshttps://www.foodzaps.com/hardware/
  5. History, funding, Android platformhttps://www.foodzaps.com/our-story/
  6. Founderhttps://www.foodzaps.com/our-team/
  7. HQ address and support hourshttps://www.foodzaps.com/contact/