Eatzy vs order smart vs OrderFood vs UpMenu

Eatzy is an EPOS and commission-free online ordering platform for UK restaurants and takeaways. order smart is a German direct-ordering system for delivery restaurants. OrderFood is a direct online ordering system for restaurants in Sweden, Denmark and Poland. UpMenu is a modular restaurant platform for taking orders directly from a restaurant's own website and branded mobile app instead of through delivery marketplaces. All four are listed under Online Ordering System. They differ in price, audience and integrations.

Key differences

  • price

    Starting prices: Eatzy at GBP 2 per day; order smart at EUR 119 per month (net); UpMenu at USD 49 per month. The currency or billing basis differs, so they are not directly comparable. OrderFood does not publish a starting price.

  • audience

    Audience differs between the profiles. Listed by one product alone: Eatzy: UK takeaways and restaurants paying marketplace commission; order smart: Delivery restaurants in Germany; OrderFood: Restaurants, cafes, pizzerias and takeaways wanting their own ordering channel; UpMenu: Independent restaurants wanting direct orders.

  • integrations

    Eatzy names 4 integrations, order smart names 5 integrations, OrderFood names 12 integrations and UpMenu names 24 integrations. 3 partners appear in every list.

Side by side

Eatzy vs order smart vs OrderFood vs UpMenu: side-by-side comparison from published vendor information
FieldEatzyorder smartOrderFoodUpMenu
What it isEatzy is an EPOS and commission-free online ordering platform for UK restaurants and takeaways.order smart is a German direct-ordering system for delivery restaurants.OrderFood is a direct online ordering system for restaurants in Sweden, Denmark and Poland.UpMenu is a modular restaurant platform for taking orders directly from a restaurant's own website and branded mobile app instead of through delivery marketplaces.
Best forUK takeaways and restaurants paying marketplace commission; Phone-order takeaways; Table-service restaurants wanting one systemDelivery restaurants in Germany; Restaurants leaving delivery portalsRestaurants, cafes, pizzerias and takeaways wanting their own ordering channel; Restaurants that deliver; Restaurants that want one kitchen tablet for orders, bookings and staff clockingIndependent restaurants wanting direct orders; Restaurant chains; Pizzerias, food trucks and bakeries; Restaurants also taking catering or pre-orders
Pricing modelSubscription per locationSubscription per locationQuote onlyModular subscription
Starting priceGBP 2 per dayEUR 119 per month (net)Not publishedUSD 49 per month
Free planNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNo
Free trialNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedYes
ContractNot publishedNot publishedNone stated; the vendor says there is no binding periodNone (monthly subscription)
PlatformsWeb, iOS, AndroidWeb, iOS, AndroidWeb, iOS, AndroidWeb, iOS, Android
CountriesUnited KingdomGermanyDenmark, Poland, SwedenNot published
LanguagesNot publishedEnglish, German, Polish, RussianDanishNot published
Number of integrations451224
CertificationsPCI compliantGDPRNot publishedCCPA, GDPR
Security practicesNot publishedNot publishedCard payments handled by Stripe, Staff national ID numbers stored encrypted; shift data deleted after two yearsNot published
FoundedNot publishedNot publishedNot published2012
HeadquartersLondon, United KingdomBerlin, GermanyNot publishedLodz, Poland
OwnerAlgoritma CodeOrderYOYONot publishedNot published
Last reviewed29 September 202629 September 202629 September 202629 September 2026

Integrations

Named by all four

  • Apple Pay
  • Google Pay
  • PayPal

Named only by Eatzy

  • Google

Named only by order smart

  • Google Ads
  • Google My Business

Named only by OrderFood

  • BLIK
  • Fortnox
  • MobilePay
  • Revolut
  • Swish
  • Westpay

Named only by UpMenu

  • Adyen
  • NCR Aloha
  • Clover
  • DoorDash Drive
  • Glovo on Demand
  • Google Analytics
  • GoTab
  • Lightspeed
  • ShipDay
  • Simphony
  • Square
  • Squarespace
and 6 more
  • Stuart
  • Toast
  • Uber Direct
  • Wix
  • WordPress
  • Zonal

Which to choose

Eatzy

Choose Eatzy if you fit its listed audience: UK takeaways and restaurants paying marketplace commission; Phone-order takeaways; Table-service restaurants wanting one system.

Weaker fit: Businesses outside the UK. Eatzy says it works exclusively with food and beverage businesses in the United Kingdom.

order smart

Choose order smart if you are in one of these groups: Delivery restaurants in Germany; Restaurants leaving delivery portals.

OrderFood

Choose OrderFood if you fit its listed audience: Restaurants, cafes, pizzerias and takeaways wanting their own ordering channel; Restaurants that deliver; Restaurants that want one kitchen tablet for orders, bookings and staff clocking.

UpMenu

Choose UpMenu if you are in one of these groups: Independent restaurants wanting direct orders; Restaurant chains; Pizzerias, food trucks and bakeries.

What we could not confirm

Eatzy

  • Pricing for EPOS, app, booking and hardware (only the online ordering price is published)
  • Legal entity, registration number, founding year and founders (the terms page on the site names a payments company, not Eatzy)
  • Customer count: the site says both 500+ and 1000+ UK businesses on different pages
  • Contract term and cancellation rules
  • Named POS, accounting or delivery integrations
  • Interface languages
  • Funding and team size

order smart

  • Contract minimum term and renewal
  • Founding year and funding
  • Named POS integrations
  • Security certifications
  • Employee count
  • Prices of kiosk, YOYO Pay and marketing add-ons

OrderFood

  • Prices and transaction fee rate
  • Founding year, headquarters and team size
  • Funding
  • Number of customers
  • Security certifications
  • Support hours

UpMenu

  • List of countries served and interface languages
  • Security certifications and hosting details
  • Funding and employee count
  • Names and store listings of any UpMenu-owned mobile apps (the branded apps are per restaurant)
  • Availability date of the POS module (marked coming soon)

Sources

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

OrderFood, reviewed 29 September 2026

  1. Home page, positioninghttps://orderfood.dk/
  2. Comparison page, pricing statementshttps://orderfood.dk/jamfor
  3. Paymentshttps://orderfood.dk/funktioner/betalningar
  4. Delivery and Wolt Drivehttps://orderfood.dk/funktioner/leverans
  5. Fortnox bookkeepinghttps://orderfood.dk/funktioner/bokforing
  6. Point of salehttps://orderfood.dk/funktioner/kassa
  7. Order handlinghttps://orderfood.dk/funktioner/orderhantering
  8. Kitchen displayhttps://orderfood.dk/funktioner/kds
  9. Printershttps://orderfood.dk/funktioner/kvittoskrivare
  10. Reservationshttps://orderfood.dk/funktioner/bordsbokningar
  11. QR orderinghttps://orderfood.dk/funktioner/qr-bestallning
  12. Cateringhttps://orderfood.dk/funktioner/catering
  13. Menu managementhttps://orderfood.dk/funktioner/menyhantering
  14. Staff clockinghttps://orderfood.dk/funktioner/personal
  15. Reportshttps://orderfood.dk/funktioner/rapporter
  16. Own domainhttps://orderfood.dk/funktioner/egen-doman
  17. Own mobile apphttps://orderfood.dk/funktioner/egen-mobilapp
  18. Google order buttonhttps://orderfood.dk/funktioner/google-bestall-online
  19. SMS marketinghttps://orderfood.dk/funktioner/sms-marknadsforing
  20. Countries, company name in footerhttps://orderfood.dk/aterforsaljare
  21. Terms: fees, notice periodhttps://orderfood.dk/anvandarvillkor
  22. Tablet apphttps://orderfood.dk/docs/expo-appen
  23. Guest side, 44 menu languageshttps://orderfood.dk/for-gaster