HubRise vs Orders.co
HubRise is an integration hub for restaurants and retailers. Orders.co is a restaurant ordering and growth platform that consolidates orders from DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub and a restaurant's own website onto one tablet. Both are listed under Integration Middleware & iPaaS for Restaurants. They differ in price, audience and integrations.
Key differences
price
Starting prices: HubRise at EUR 35 per location per month, excluding VAT; Orders.co at USD 29 per month, billed annually. The currency or billing basis differs, so they are not directly comparable.
audience
Not every audience is shared. Entries that only one product lists: HubRise: Restaurants selling through several delivery and ordering channels; Orders.co: Restaurants selling on several delivery apps.
integrations
The integration lists differ. HubRise names 42 integrations and Orders.co names 6 integrations. 1 partner appears in every list.
company background
HubRise is based in Valbonne (Sophia Antipolis), France and Orders.co in Los Angeles, United States.
Side by side
| Field | HubRise | Orders.co |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | HubRise is an integration hub for restaurants and retailers. | Orders.co is a restaurant ordering and growth platform that consolidates orders from DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub and a restaurant's own website onto one tablet. |
| Best for | Restaurants selling through several delivery and ordering channels; Multi-site food operators; Dark kitchens running virtual brands; Software vendors that need POS and delivery connections | Restaurants selling on several delivery apps; Independent restaurants; Chains, franchises and ghost kitchens |
| Pricing model | Subscription per location | Subscription per location |
| Starting price | EUR 35 per location per month, excluding VAT | USD 29 per month, billed annually |
| Free plan | Not published | Not published |
| Free trial | Yes | Yes |
| Contract | None | No contract |
| Platforms | Web | Web |
| Countries | Not published | United States |
| Languages | Not published | Not published |
| Number of integrations | 42 | 6 |
| Certifications | GDPR | Not published |
| Security practices | Not published | Not published |
| Founded | 2016 | Not published |
| Headquarters | Valbonne (Sophia Antipolis), France | Los Angeles, United States |
| Owner | Not published | Not published |
| Last reviewed | 29 September 2026 | 29 September 2026 |
Integrations
Named by both
- Uber Eats
Named only by HubRise
- Adixon Caisse
- Apicbase
- Bolt Food
- BonAppio
- Como
- Deliveroo
- dotdigital
- Epos Technologies
- Food Report
- Glovo
- GonnaOrder
- GoStan
and 29 moreshow fewer
- Inpulse
- Just Eat
- Kurve Kiosks
- Lieferando
- Lightspeed Restaurant
- Loca'Touch
- MailChimp
- MyFoodFast
- Next Order
- OrderLord
- OrderWire
- Orkestro
- PixelPoint
- Popina
- PrestaShop
- RapidStock
- Restomax
- Sage X3
- Shopify
- Skip The Dishes
- StockTake Online
- Stuart
- SwooPOS
- Uber Direct
- Vectron
- Wolt
- WooCommerce
- Yuze
- Zelty
Named only by Orders.co
- Caviar
- DoorDash
- Grubhub
- Postmates
- YEXT
Which to choose
HubRise
Choose HubRise if you are in one of these groups: Restaurants selling through several delivery and ordering channels; Multi-site food operators; Dark kitchens running virtual brands.
Orders.co
Choose Orders.co if you are in one of these groups: Restaurants selling on several delivery apps; Independent restaurants; Chains, franchises and ghost kitchens.
What we could not confirm
HubRise
- List of countries served
- Founding year from the vendor itself (LinkedIn gives 2016)
- Funding: the pricing page says only that the company is self-funded
- Security certifications beyond GDPR statements
- Mobile apps in app stores
- Whether each integration on the apps page is priced separately by its vendor
Orders.co
- Named POS integrations
- Company legal name, founding year, funding, team size
- Security certifications
- Interface languages
- Whether the $29 package covers order consolidation exactly
- Free trial terms
Sources
Facts on this page come from the pages below. Prices and features change, so confirm with each vendor before you buy.
HubRise, reviewed 29 September 2026
- Homepage, counts, product overviewhttps://www.hubrise.com/
- Pricinghttps://www.hubrise.com/pricing
- Integrations listhttps://www.hubrise.com/apps
- OrderLinehttps://www.hubrise.com/orderline
- Catalog Managerhttps://www.hubrise.com/catalog-manager
- Dashboardhttps://www.hubrise.com/dashboard
- FAQ: term, data, GDPRhttps://www.hubrise.com/faqs
- Terms: renewal and cancellationhttps://www.hubrise.com/legal/general-terms-and-conditions
- Legal entity, addresshttps://www.hubrise.com/legal/legal-notices
- Address and contactshttps://www.hubrise.com/contact-us
- Customer quoteshttps://www.hubrise.com/testimonials
- Founding year and team sizehttps://www.linkedin.com/company/hubrise
Orders.co, reviewed 29 September 2026
- Homepage, productshttps://orders.co/
- Product overviewhttps://orders.co/features-overview/
- Orders consolidationhttps://orders.co/restaurant-orders-consolidation/
- Disputeshttps://orders.co/restaurant-dispute-management-assistant/
- POShttps://orders.co/all-in-one-pos/
- Pricinghttps://orders.co/pricing/
- Integrations, $29 packagehttps://orders.co/integrations/
- Companyhttps://orders.co/about-us/

