DOOD

DOOD is a French SaaS suite for digital ordering and data in food and beverage. Its catalogue platform handles QR-code table ordering, kiosks, click and collect and direct delivery, and it adds payment, CRM, analytics and AI recommendation modules. The vendor sells to restaurant chains, franchise networks and independents, plus hotels, events and travel retail.

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Best for
Multi-site restaurant networks and franchises, Small chains and independents
Pricing
Quote only
Runs on
Web

Who it is for

  • Multi-site restaurant networks and franchises

    The vendor says 80% of its clients have more than 50 outlets and offers a network-oriented solution with central e-merchandising.

  • Small chains and independents

    For fewer than 10 outlets the vendor offers a white-label, plug-and-play version.

  • Food courts and dark kitchens

    A marketplace solution with multi-vendor single-basket ordering is offered for food courts, dark kitchens and food halls.

What it does

  • On-site digital ordering

    Table ordering by QR code, QR-code payment, self-order kiosks, digital menu and waiter tablets.

  • Online ordering

    Click and collect and direct delivery from the venue’s own channels.

  • E-merchandising of the product catalogue

    Operators manage their digital sales channels and adjust the product catalogue along the customer journey.

  • Partners Connect integrations

    An API layer connecting the suite to more than 100 business tools such as POS, delivery, payment and loyalty systems.

  • Unified payments

    DOOD Payment unifies e-commerce and in-person transaction flows for financial reporting.

  • CRM and marketing automation

    Collects customer data online and in person, feeds a CRM and connects to marketing automation and loyalty tools.

  • Analytics dashboards

    Real-time operational, financial and marketing KPIs by role (CEO, CIO, COO, CMO, CFO), with API access for BI tools.

  • AI insights

    Recommendations built from past transactions, market trends and live sales to optimise e-catalogues.

  • Multi-brand marketplace

    Marketplace technology for multi-brand networks with central e-merchandising in one modular web app.

Pricing

Pricing model
Quote only

No prices are published. The offers page describes six modules and asks buyers to request a personalised demo.

How it compares

Compared with the 111 products in Online Ordering System that have a profile on this site. These figures describe the category. They are not a recommendation.

  • Names 27 integrations. The median in this category is 6.
  • Lists Web only. Among the 110 products in this category that state their platforms, 56 list an iOS app and 56 list an Android app.
  • The category's 10 most-named integration partners are Stripe, Square, Deliverect, Toast, Apple Pay, Uber Direct, Google Pay, Lightspeed, PayPal, Clover. Of these, this product's listing names Stripe, Deliverect, Apple Pay, Uber Direct, Google Pay, Lightspeed.

Works with

Other
BrevoVoucherify
Payments
AdyenApple PayCMIGoogle PayLydialyf payPayGreenStripeYavin

The vendor says it connects to more than 100 POS systems directly or through integrators; only the partners shown on its integrations page are listed here.

Where and how it runs

Customers in
France
Languages
French, English
Platforms
Web
Hardware
Supports self-order kiosks and waiter tablets; no specific hardware models are named.

The vendor says it serves customers in France and internationally but publishes no country list. France is inferred from its Lyon base and French-language site.

The company

Founded
2018
Headquarters
Lyon, France
Founders
Xavier Marchese, Antoine Rabin
Customers named by the vendor
Pret A Manger, Le Pain Quotidien, Pizza Cosy, Capomondo Luigia, Le Bouillon du Coq, BAO Family, Heiko, Matsuri, Old Wild West, Pizzikotto, DS Café, Bozen, Mess Family, La Grand Poste, Les Belles Aires, Popotes, Lille Grand Palais, Nachos, Coutume Café, SPOK., Kurry Up, Toa Sushi

Listing details

Built for
Restaurants
Focus
Food-specific
Status
Active
Website
dood.com
  • Belorder

    Belorder is a French ordering platform for restaurant and fast-food chains.

    Runs on Web, iOS and Android, against Web for DOOD.

  • Clickeat

    Clickeat is a French online ordering platform for restaurants, offering click and collect, delivery, QR code menus, phone-based ordering kiosks, table ordering and restaurant websites.

    Runs on Web, iOS and Android, against Web for DOOD.

  • Hyperzod

    Hyperzod is a white-label online ordering and delivery platform.

    Runs on Web, iOS and Android, against Web for DOOD.

  • Pepper

    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.

    Names 32 integrations, against 27 for DOOD.

What we could not confirm

These points were not confirmed when this page was written.

  • Pricing
  • Contract terms
  • Funding amounts (investors named but no rounds)
  • Headcount
  • Support channels
  • Security certifications
  • Countries of operation

Sources

Facts on this page come from the pages below, checked on 29 September 2026. Prices and features change, so confirm with the vendor before you buy.

  1. Home page, customers, claimshttps://www.dood.com/
  2. Modules and offers by sizehttps://www.dood.com/nos-offres/
  3. Integrationshttps://www.dood.com/nos-integrations/
  4. Company, founders, investorshttps://www.dood.com/qui-sommes-nous/
  5. Catalog platformhttps://www.dood.com/solution/dood-catalog-platform/
  6. Marketing automationhttps://www.dood.com/solution/dood-marketing-automation/
  7. Analyticshttps://www.dood.com/solution/dood-analytics/
  8. AI insightshttps://www.dood.com/solution/dood-insight-ia/