Pepper vs Taker

Pepper is a UK hospitality platform (PepperOS) that combines a branded mobile and web ordering app, loyalty and rewards, marketing campaigns and a management portal, plus Quickpad, a handheld device for table-side orders and payments. Taker is a Saudi-based restaurant platform with four products: Channels for branded web and mobile ordering, GO for delivery and discovery, Flow and Grow for loyalty and marketing, plus Taker 360 for managing delivery-app orders on one dashboard. Both are listed under Online Ordering System. They differ in audience, countries covered and integrations.

Key differences

  • audience

    Not every audience is shared. Entries that only one product lists: Pepper: High street restaurant and pub groups; Taker: Restaurant chains and franchises in the Gulf region.

  • countries covered

    On geography, Pepper names 2 countries and Taker names 1 country. No country appears in every list.

  • integrations

    The integration lists differ. Pepper names 32 integrations and Taker names 10 integrations. 1 partner appears in every list.

Side by side

Pepper vs Taker: side-by-side comparison from published vendor information
FieldPepperTaker
What it isPepper is a UK hospitality platform (PepperOS) that combines a branded mobile and web ordering app, loyalty and rewards, marketing campaigns and a management portal, plus Quickpad, a handheld device for table-side orders and payments.Taker is a Saudi-based restaurant platform with four products: Channels for branded web and mobile ordering, GO for delivery and discovery, Flow and Grow for loyalty and marketing, plus Taker 360 for managing delivery-app orders on one dashboard.
Best forHigh street restaurant and pub groups; Brands wanting an own-branded ordering and loyalty app; Table service venuesRestaurant chains and franchises in the Gulf region; Restaurants selling on several delivery apps; Brands wanting their own ordering app and loyalty programme
Pricing modelQuote onlyQuote only
Starting priceNot publishedNot published
Free planNot publishedNot published
Free trialNot publishedNot published
ContractNot publishedNot published
PlatformsWebWeb
CountriesUnited Kingdom, United StatesSaudi Arabia
LanguagesNot publishedArabic, English
Number of integrations3210
CertificationsNot publishedPCI DSS
Security practicesNot publishedSaudi Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL) compliance, as stated by the vendor
FoundedNot published2017
HeadquartersNot publishedRiyadh, Saudi Arabia
OwnerNot publishedNot published
Last reviewed29 September 202629 September 2026

Integrations

Named by both

  • Apple pay

Named only by Pepper

  • 3sPOS
  • Access
  • Acrelec
  • Acteol
  • Airship
  • Bloomreach
  • Deliverect
  • Dojo
  • Goodtill
  • Google pay
  • Guestline
  • Kurve
and 19 more
  • Lightspeed
  • Master card
  • NCR
  • Aloha
  • NFS
  • Omnivore
  • Oracle
  • Playable
  • Revel
  • Square
  • Stripe
  • Tevalis
  • TipJar
  • Toast
  • Toggle
  • Wireless social
  • Worldpay
  • WRS
  • Zonal

Named only by Taker

  • Adjust
  • Foodics
  • Google Maps
  • Mada
  • MoEngage
  • Msegat
  • STC Pay
  • Tamara
  • Unifonic

Which to choose

Pepper

Choose Pepper if you fit its listed audience: High street restaurant and pub groups; Brands wanting an own-branded ordering and loyalty app; Table service venues.

Taker

Choose Taker if you fit its listed audience: Restaurant chains and franchises in the Gulf region; Restaurants selling on several delivery apps; Brands wanting their own ordering app and loyalty programme.

What we could not confirm

Pepper

  • Prices and contract terms
  • Headquarters, legal name and headcount
  • Funding
  • Security certifications
  • Languages

Taker

  • Any price or plan
  • Team size, funding and founders
  • The full list of countries served
  • Mobile app availability for restaurant staff
  • Details of the customer-facing mobile apps and their store listings
  • Whether the legal page is final (it is labelled a placeholder draft)

Sources

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

Taker, reviewed 29 September 2026

  1. Homepage: products, claims, integration logoshttp://taker.io/
  2. Channels: ordering features, payments, languageshttps://taker.io/taker-channels
  3. GO: delivery featureshttps://taker.io/taker-go
  4. Flow: engagement featureshttps://taker.io/taker-flow
  5. Grow: marketing featureshttps://taker.io/taker-grow
  6. Taker 360 delivery-app dashboardhttps://taker.io/taker-360
  7. Company history and claimshttps://taker.io/about
  8. Client logoshttps://taker.io/clients
  9. Legal entity, headquarters, compliancehttps://taker.io/legal
  10. Contact and business hourshttps://taker.io/contact