GoOrder vs Ordering Stack

GoOrder is the online ordering shop module of the GoPOS restaurant POS system, made by GoPOS Sp. Ordering Stack is a modular cloud platform for restaurant chains that covers self-service kiosks, web and mobile ordering, delivery-marketplace order intake, kitchen displays, digital menu boards and loyalty, all connected to the restaurant's existing POS. Both are listed under Online Ordering System. Where the profiles show a difference, it is in price, audience and platforms.

Key differences

  • price

    On price, GoOrder at PLN 49 per month; Ordering Stack at EUR 17 per module per location per month. These figures are not directly comparable because the currency or billing basis is not the same.

  • audience

    Not every audience is shared. Entries that only one product lists: GoOrder: Restaurants already using GoPOS; Ordering Stack: Quick-service restaurant chains.

  • platforms

    Platform support differs. GoOrder: Web; Ordering Stack: Web, iOS, Android.

  • countries covered

    GoOrder names 1 country and Ordering Stack names 5 countries. 1 country appears in every list.

  • integrations

    GoOrder names 4 integrations and Ordering Stack names 27 integrations. 1 partner appears in every list.

  • company background

    By headquarters, GoOrder (Kraków, Poland) and Ordering Stack (Warsaw, Poland).

Side by side

GoOrder vs Ordering Stack: side-by-side comparison from published vendor information
FieldGoOrderOrdering Stack
What it isGoOrder is the online ordering shop module of the GoPOS restaurant POS system, made by GoPOS Sp.Ordering Stack is a modular cloud platform for restaurant chains that covers self-service kiosks, web and mobile ordering, delivery-marketplace order intake, kitchen displays, digital menu boards and loyalty, all connected to the restaurant's existing POS.
Best forRestaurants already using GoPOS; Delivery and takeaway venues avoiding marketplace fees; Multi-site chainsQuick-service restaurant chains; Chains that run Oracle Simphony, Micros, NCR Aloha or similar POS; Food halls and food courts
Pricing modelSubscription per locationSubscription per location
Starting pricePLN 49 per monthEUR 17 per module per location per month
Free planNot publishedNot published
Free trialYesNot published
ContractNot publishedNot published
PlatformsWebWeb, iOS, Android
CountriesPolandBulgaria, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Poland
LanguagesEnglish, PolishEnglish, German, Polish
Number of integrations427
CertificationsNot publishedNot published
Security practicesNot publishedData processing agreement offered; supports local fiscalisation requirements for kiosks (no certification named)
FoundedNot publishedNot published
HeadquartersKraków, PolandWarsaw, Poland
OwnerNot published3e Software House
Last reviewed29 September 202629 September 2026

Integrations

Named by both

  • Google Analytics

Named only by GoOrder

  • Facebook
  • GoCRM
  • GoPOS

Named only by Ordering Stack

  • Agnis POS
  • NCR Aloha
  • Authorize.net
  • Bolt
  • Dotykacka / Dotypos
  • eService
  • Glovo
  • GPWebPay
  • Just Eat Takeaway
  • LS Retail
  • Oracle Micros RES 3700
  • mparticle
and 14 more
  • PayU
  • FiServ/Polcard
  • Polskie Płatności (PeP)
  • RBI Loyalty Platform
  • Safer Pay (Worldline)
  • Oracle Simphony
  • Tazz
  • T-PAY
  • Uber EATS
  • UpMenu
  • Viva Wallet
  • Voucheryfi
  • Wolt
  • Xenial (SICOM)

Which to choose

GoOrder

Choose GoOrder if you fit its listed audience: Restaurants already using GoPOS; Delivery and takeaway venues avoiding marketplace fees; Multi-site chains.

Ordering Stack

Choose Ordering Stack if your business matches one of the audiences it is listed for: Quick-service restaurant chains; Chains that run Oracle Simphony, Micros, NCR Aloha or similar POS; Food halls and food courts.

What we could not confirm

GoOrder

  • Contract minimum term
  • Number of countries served
  • Funding and company size
  • Security certifications
  • Whether GoOrder can be bought without GoPOS

Ordering Stack

  • Whether any module has a free trial
  • Minimum contract term
  • Year founded
  • Funding
  • Security certifications and hosting region
  • Countries beyond those in case studies
  • Number of restaurants using it
  • Whether the product is sold outside Europe