Resto vs StoreKit

Resto is a South African cloud service that builds a restaurant a website with online ordering for delivery or collection, plus order management, customer data and payments through Yoco or Payfast. StoreKit is direct-ordering software for restaurants. Both are listed under Online Ordering System. The main differences are in price, audience and platforms.

Key differences

  • price

    The vendors price on different terms. Resto at ZAR 1,000 per month per shop; StoreKit at GBP 99 per month. The amounts cannot be compared directly.

  • audience

    The audiences they list differ. Listed for one product only, for example: Resto: South African restaurants taking their own delivery and collection orders; StoreKit: Takeaway and delivery businesses leaving marketplaces.

  • platforms

    They do not run on the same platforms. Resto: Web, Android; StoreKit: Web.

  • countries covered

    Resto names 1 country and StoreKit names 1 country. No country appears in every list.

  • integrations

    Resto names 4 integrations and StoreKit names 25 integrations. 1 partner appears in every list.

  • company background

    Headquarters: Resto, Johannesburg, South Africa; StoreKit, London, United Kingdom.

Side by side

Resto vs StoreKit: side-by-side comparison from published vendor information
FieldRestoStoreKit
What it isResto is a South African cloud service that builds a restaurant a website with online ordering for delivery or collection, plus order management, customer data and payments through Yoco or Payfast.StoreKit is direct-ordering software for restaurants.
Best forSouth African restaurants taking their own delivery and collection orders; Restaurants with several branches; Takeaway kitchens that manage their own driversTakeaway and delivery businesses leaving marketplaces; Pubs, bars and casual dining; Multi-site groups; Catering businesses
Pricing modelSubscription per locationSubscription per location plus per-order fee
Starting priceZAR 1,000 per month per shopGBP 99 per month
Free planNot publishedYes
Free trialNot publishedNot published
ContractNot publishedNone on Basic, Grow and Pro (rolling monthly); Enterprise has an agreed term
PlatformsWeb, AndroidWeb
CountriesSouth AfricaUnited Kingdom
LanguagesEnglishNot published
Number of integrations425
CertificationsNot publishedNot published
Security practicesPAIA manual published (South African access-to-information law)Not published
FoundedNot published2020
HeadquartersJohannesburg, South AfricaLondon, United Kingdom
OwnerNot publishedNot published
Last reviewed29 September 202629 September 2026

Integrations

Named by both

  • Shipday

Named only by Resto

  • Payfast
  • Whatsapp
  • Yoco

Named only by StoreKit

  • 3S POS
  • Acteol
  • Airship
  • Centegra
  • Como
  • Comtrex
  • Deliverect
  • Deliveroo Express
  • Giftpro
  • Glu
  • Klaviyo
  • Leat
and 12 more
  • Lightspeed
  • Nash
  • OpenTable
  • Orkestro
  • Pedal Me
  • PointOne
  • Syrve
  • Tissl
  • Toast
  • Uber Direct
  • Zapier
  • Zonal

Which to choose

Resto

Choose Resto if you are in one of these groups: South African restaurants taking their own delivery and collection orders; Restaurants with several branches; Takeaway kitchens that manage their own drivers.

Weaker fit: Restaurants that want a delivery fleet or marketing help: the vendor says it supplies no drivers or vehicles and does not market your restaurant.

StoreKit

Choose StoreKit if you are in one of these groups: Takeaway and delivery businesses leaving marketplaces; Pubs, bars and casual dining; Multi-site groups.

What we could not confirm

Resto

  • Contract minimum term and cancellation rules
  • Which fee is current: the licence agreement quotes R4200 and R800 per month against R1000 on the pricing pages
  • Company registration number, founding year, team size, funding
  • Customer count; only a testimonial claiming a 20 to 25 percent takeaway sales increase appears
  • Interface languages other than English
  • Security certifications and hosting provider
  • The liners.com listing is a third-party directory page; the vendor site is resto.co.za

StoreKit

  • The per-order fee amounts and card rates on each plan (described only as low, lower and lowest)
  • Official list of countries where StoreKit is sold
  • Interface languages, although the pricing table lists a multi-language storefront and menu translations
  • Security certifications
  • Number of employees
  • Founder names
  • Whether the App Store or Google Play carry a StoreKit staff app
  • The vendor says it is profitable with no investor pressure; no funding rounds are stated on the vendor's site

Sources

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

Resto, reviewed 29 September 2026

  1. Vendor homepage: features, pricing, FAQhttps://resto.co.za/
  2. Platform overview, payments, hostinghttps://resto.co.za/online-food-ordering-platform/
  3. Resto Print Android apphttps://resto.co.za/auto-print-your-resto-online-orders-on-a-thermal-printer/
  4. Registration, setup time, white-label optionhttps://resto.co.za/client-onboarding/
  5. What is included, dashboardhttps://resto.co.za/how-much-does-a-restaurant-website-cost/
  6. Shipday integrationhttps://resto.co.za/blog/resto-delivery-order-dispatch-and-tracking-made-easy-with-shipday/
  7. Legal entity and older fee wordinghttps://resto.co.za/software-license-agreement/
  8. News and Resto Print releasehttps://resto.co.za/latest-news/

StoreKit, reviewed 29 September 2026

  1. Homepage: positioning, plans summary, customers, FAQhttps://storekit.com/
  2. Plans, add-ons and feature comparisonhttps://storekit.com/pricing
  3. Integration listhttps://storekit.com/integrations
  4. Founding year, London base, restaurant count, funding stancehttps://storekit.com/about
  5. Feature overviewhttps://storekit.com/features
  6. Legal entity and company numberhttps://storekit.com/terms
  7. Address and support routeshttps://storekit.com/contact