Next Order

Next Order is a cloud restaurant platform that combines point of sale, commission-free online ordering, loyalty and email marketing, own-driver delivery dispatch, a kitchen display and reporting on one login. It is sold to independent restaurants, takeaways, pizzerias, cafes and multi-site groups in the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand.

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Best for
Takeaways and delivery-heavy restaurants, Independent restaurants, pizzerias, cafes and pubs
Pricing
From GBP 79 per location per month, billed annually
Runs on
Web

Who it is for

  • Takeaways and delivery-heavy restaurants

    Marketplace orders and direct orders land in one queue, and restaurants can dispatch and track their own drivers.

  • Independent restaurants, pizzerias, cafes and pubs

    The site lists these as target service styles, with one guest record across POS, loyalty and bookings.

  • Multi-location groups

    A custom plan adds group reporting, role-based permissions, audit log and a dedicated account manager.

What it does

  • Cloud POS

    One POS for counter, dine-in, phone and delivery, with tables, floor map and tableside ordering.

  • Menu management

    Items, sizes, modifiers and schedules, plus public holiday surcharges; one menu feeds every channel.

  • Branded online ordering

    Ordering website and branded app on the restaurant's own domain, for pickup and delivery, with QR table ordering.

  • Loyalty and vouchers

    Loyalty on the same guest record as the POS, with vouchers, discounts and offers.

  • Email marketing

    Drag-and-drop email editor and Google review prompts; SMS marketing is pay-per-use.

  • Own-driver dispatch and live tracking

    Dispatch for the restaurant's own drivers with live tracking, delivery areas and zone pricing.

  • Marketplace order aggregation

    Uber Eats, Deliveroo, Just Eat and Google orders arrive in the same queue as direct orders.

  • Kitchen display screen

    An Android screen on the kitchen wall showing every channel in one colour-coded queue.

  • Reporting

    Sales, items, hours, driver, suburb and channel-mix reports, voids, refunds and reconciliation, and exports for bookkeepers.

  • Payments

    Next Order Payments terminal with a single flat per-transaction rate across counter, online and phone.

  • Multi-location reporting and permissions

    HQ and group reporting, role-based permissions and audit log on the custom plan.

Pricing

Starting price
From GBP 79 per location per month, billed annually
Pricing model
Subscription per location
Minimum contract
Annual plan billed yearly; monthly plan has no lock-in

One all-in-one plan: 79 GBP per month billed annually, or 109 GBP per month billed monthly with no lock-in (month-to-month includes a hardware purchase). Prices are UK, single location, excluding VAT. Multi-location groups are quoted custom. Caller ID and email marketing are optional add-ons at 15 GBP per month each; SMS is pay-per-use. The vendor says it charges no commission on direct orders.

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 7 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.

Works with

Accounting
XeroMYOBQuickBooks
Delivery
Uber EatsDeliverooJust Eat
Other
Google

The vendor says marketplace integrations are included with no per-integration fees. It also runs an integration partner programme using its APIs.

Where and how it runs

Available in
United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand
Languages
English
Platforms
Web
Hardware
Optional hardware includes a D3 Pro 15.6 inch counter terminal, kitchen and receipt printers (Star, EPSON, Sunmi and its own), a Sunmi Android kitchen display, a Next Order Payments terminal, a loyalty QR scanner and Samsung Galaxy Tab handhelds. Annual plans can run on existing hardware.

The about page says it serves restaurants across the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand, matching the three regional sites.

The company

Company
Next Order Pte. Ltd.
Registration
UEN 202449671K (Singapore)
Founded
2022
Headquarters
Singapore, Singapore
Other offices
Melbourne (founded there, per the about page)
Customers named by the vendor
San Giorgio London, Chourangi, Love Sushi - Bayswater, Just Biryani, Smashie's Chester

Security and support

Security and compliance
Encryption in transit (TLS) and at rest, Annual third-party penetration tests, Two-factor authentication (TOTP) for admin and manager accounts
Support
The vendor says support is available 24/7, every day of the year, with a dedicated onboarding specialist and free data transfer from the current POS.

Listing details

Built for
Restaurants
Focus
Food-specific
Status
Active
Website
nextorder.com

Alternatives to Next Order

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  • Foodhub

    Foodhub is a UK takeaway ordering marketplace whose business arm, Foodhub for Business, sells restaurants a branded website and app, an EPOS, kiosks, kitchen displays, payments and delivery management.

    Runs on Web, iOS and Android, against Web for Next Order.

  • Mobi2Go

    Mobi2Go is now marketed as MOBI, a restaurant online ordering platform that also covers in-venue ordering, kiosks, loyalty, marketing and analytics.

    Runs on Web, iOS and Android, against Web for Next Order.

  • Ordering Stack

    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.

    Runs on Web, iOS and Android, against Web for Next Order.

  • Ordering.co

    Ordering.co is an online ordering and delivery platform that gives restaurants branded websites, mobile apps, kiosks, a call-center screen, a merchant order queue and a driver app on one system.

    Runs on Web, iOS and Android, against Web for Next Order.

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What we could not confirm

These points were not confirmed when this page was written.

  • Auto-renewal terms
  • Funding
  • Employee count
  • Australian and New Zealand pricing
  • Native mobile apps

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, customershttps://nextorder.com/en-gb
  2. Pricing, features, hardwarehttps://nextorder.com/en-gb/pricing
  3. Integrationshttps://nextorder.com/en-gb/products/integrations
  4. Company story, countrieshttps://nextorder.com/en-gb/about
  5. Security controlshttps://nextorder.com/en-gb/security-reliability
  6. Legal entityhttps://nextorder.com/en-gb/legal/subscription-agreement
  7. Partner programmehttps://nextorder.com/en-gb/partners