Eats365 vs StoreHub vs Zeoniq

Eats365 is a cloud restaurant POS that runs on iPads, founded in Hong Kong. StoreHub is a cloud point-of-sale system from Malaysia for food and beverage, retail and service businesses. Zeoniq is a cloud point-of-sale platform from Malaysia for food and beverage, retail and service businesses. All three are listed under Restaurant POS. The main differences are in price, audience and platforms.

Key differences

  • price

    Each vendor that publishes a price gives a starting figure: Eats365 at USD 25 per month; StoreHub at USD 39 per month. The currency and billing basis match. Zeoniq does not publish a starting price.

  • audience

    Not every audience is shared. Entries that only one product lists: Eats365: Restaurants that want a modular POS they can grow; StoreHub: Cafes and restaurants in Southeast Asia; Zeoniq: Quick-service and table-service restaurants in Southeast Asia.

  • platforms

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

  • countries covered

    Country coverage differs. Eats365 names 15 countries, StoreHub names 4 countries and Zeoniq names 1 country. 1 country appears in every list.

  • company background

    By headquarters, Eats365 (Hong Kong, Hong Kong), StoreHub (Petaling Jaya, Malaysia) and Zeoniq (Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia).

Side by side

Eats365 vs StoreHub vs Zeoniq: side-by-side comparison from published vendor information
FieldEats365StoreHubZeoniq
What it isEats365 is a cloud restaurant POS that runs on iPads, founded in Hong Kong.StoreHub is a cloud point-of-sale system from Malaysia for food and beverage, retail and service businesses.Zeoniq is a cloud point-of-sale platform from Malaysia for food and beverage, retail and service businesses.
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 merchantsCafes and restaurants in Southeast Asia; Growing chains; Large enterprise groupsQuick-service and table-service restaurants in Southeast Asia; Hawker stalls, food trucks and market stalls; Restaurant chains selling on delivery platforms
Pricing modelSubscription per POS with add-on modulesSubscription per locationQuote only
Starting priceUSD 25 per monthUSD 39 per monthNot published
Free planYesNot publishedNot published
Free trialYesYesNot published
ContractNot publishedNot publishedNot published
PlatformsWeb, iOS, AndroidWeb, AndroidiOS, Android, Windows
CountriesAustralia, Brunei, Canada, Hong Kong, Japan, Macau and 9 moreMalaysia, Philippines, Singapore, ThailandMalaysia
LanguagesNot publishedEnglish, ThaiNot published
Number of integrations169Not published
CertificationsNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Security practicesNot publishedMalaysia LHDN-compliant receipts (per the vendor)Encryption and multi-layer authentication (vendor claim, no certification named)
FoundedNot published2013Not published
HeadquartersHong Kong, Hong KongPetaling Jaya, MalaysiaShah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia
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 3 more
  • Sevenrooms
  • StockTake Online
  • Supy

Named only by StoreHub

  • ABSS Accounting
  • Adyen
  • Financio
  • Lazada
  • QuickBooks Online
  • Shopee
  • Shopify
  • TikTok Shop

Named only by Zeoniq

Zeoniq does not name any integrations in the material we reviewed.

Which to choose

Eats365

Choose Eats365 if your business matches one of the audiences it is listed for: Restaurants that want a modular POS they can grow; Multi-brand and multi-location groups; Quick-service, cafe, food court and cloud kitchen operators.

StoreHub

Choose StoreHub if you fit its listed audience: Cafes and restaurants in Southeast Asia; Growing chains; Large enterprise groups.

Zeoniq

Choose Zeoniq if you fit its listed audience: Quick-service and table-service restaurants in Southeast Asia; Hawker stalls, food trucks and market stalls; Restaurant chains selling on delivery platforms.

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

StoreHub

  • Contract minimum term and renewal
  • Funding and team size
  • Founders
  • POS integrations with third-party delivery apps
  • Security certifications
  • Regional price differences: the pricing page shown was the default USD version

Zeoniq

  • Any price or contract terms
  • Named integrations with delivery platforms, payment gateways or accounting tools
  • Whether hardware is included or required
  • Founding year, funding and employee count
  • Full list of countries served
  • Interface languages

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/

StoreHub, reviewed 29 September 2026

  1. Homepagehttps://www.storehub.com
  2. Plans and priceshttps://www.storehub.com/pricing
  3. POS features and FAQhttps://www.storehub.com/point-of-sale
  4. Restaurant pagehttps://www.storehub.com/fb/restaurants
  5. QR orderinghttps://www.storehub.com/qr-order-pay
  6. KDShttps://www.storehub.com/kitchen-display-system
  7. Inventoryhttps://www.storehub.com/inventory-management
  8. Beep Deliveryhttps://www.storehub.com/online-ordering
  9. Marketplaceshttps://www.storehub.com/marketplace-integration
  10. Staff featureshttps://www.storehub.com/employee-management
  11. Paymentshttps://www.storehub.com/payments
  12. Accounting integrationshttps://www.storehub.com/integrations
  13. Hardwarehttps://www.storehub.com/hardware
  14. Founding year, footprinthttps://www.storehub.com/about-us
  15. Headquarters addresshttps://www.storehub.com/contact
  16. Legal entity, countrieshttps://www.storehub.com/terms-conditions