StoreKit

StoreKit is direct-ordering software for restaurants. It covers pickup, delivery, catering pre-orders, self-service kiosks, QR order and pay, digital tabs, pay-at-table and a branded native app from one dashboard, with no commission on orders. It sells to independents, groups and larger estates, mostly in the UK, and connects to the till the venue already uses.

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StoreKit's website on 30 September 2026
Best for
Takeaway and delivery businesses leaving marketplaces, Pubs, bars and casual dining
Pricing
From GBP 99 per month
Runs on
Web

Who it is for

  • Takeaway and delivery businesses leaving marketplaces

    Branded pickup and delivery on the venue's own domain, with a flat per-order fee instead of a percentage commission.

  • Pubs, bars and casual dining

    QR order and pay, digital tabs, pay-at-table, coursing and table plans are sold on the Pro plan.

  • Multi-site groups

    Grow adds cross-location reporting, and Enterprise adds central control across an estate, phased rollout and audit logs.

  • Catering businesses

    Catering orders, run sheets and pack lists are included from the Grow plan.

What it does

  • Pickup and delivery ordering

    Branded online ordering for collection and delivery on the venue's own domain, with unlimited menu items and modifiers.

  • QR order and pay

    Guests order and pay from the table without an app; sold on the Pro plan.

  • Pay-at-table and split payments

    Guests split, tip and pay the bill themselves, with coursing and table plans for the floor.

  • Digital tabs

    Items are added to one tab by staff or through the QR code and settled on the way out.

  • Self-service kiosks

    Any iPad or Android tablet becomes a kiosk showing the same menu, with card payment at the screen; an add-on to Grow and Pro.

  • Branded native app (App Studio)

    A native app in the app stores under the venue's brand with push notifications; StoreKit handles store submission.

  • Catering pre-orders

    Scheduled group orders with run sheets and pack lists.

  • Kitchen display and cloud printing

    All channels arrive on one kitchen screen in order, with auto-print rules, prep-time buffering and capacity limits.

  • Delivery dispatch and tracking

    Sends orders to courier partners or the venue's own riders, with delivery zones and a live tracking map for guests.

  • Store designer

    Colours, fonts, layout and sections can be set to match the brand, with an AI design assistant, item photos and video.

  • Menu management

    Multiple menus per location, spreadsheet import, and on Pro a shared library and one menu across many locations.

  • Guest data and marketing links

    Every order builds a guest record that can be exported as CSV and passed to tools such as Klaviyo, Airship, Leat and Como.

  • Upsells, smart reviews and tipping

    Automatic upsell prompts, review requests that send happy guests to Google, and tipping and service charge settings.

  • Payment links

    Send a link so a guest can pay before the phone call ends.

  • Developer access

    Public API documentation, webhooks, a Zapier connection and an MCP server.

Pricing

Starting price
From GBP 99 per month
Pricing model
Subscription per location plus per-order fee
Minimum contract
None on Basic, Grow and Pro (rolling monthly); Enterprise has an agreed term
Free plan
Yes

Basic is free, for pickup and delivery, with a flat per-order rate. Grow is 99 pounds a month (from 82 pounds a month billed yearly), Pro is 199 pounds a month (from 166 billed yearly), and Enterprise starts from 995 pounds per brand per month. Every plan adds a flat per-order card rate that falls on higher plans, with no commission on the basket. Kiosks are +69 pounds a month and App Studio +99 pounds a month as add-ons. Prices exclude VAT. The comparison table lists a setup fee of from 199 pounds per location on Grow, Pro and Enterprise. Price basis detail: per month for Grow when paid monthly (Basic is free).

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 25 integrations. The median in this category is 6.
  • Has a free plan. 18 of the 29 products in this category that say whether they have a free plan do.
  • 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 Deliverect, Toast, Uber Direct, Lightspeed.

Works with

Delivery
Uber DirectDeliveroo ExpressNashShipdayOrkestroPedal MeDeliverect
Loyalty
ComoLeat
Reservations
OpenTable

The integrations page lists 49 direct integrations and says more tills reach StoreKit through Deliverect (34 partners), Stream (25) and Nash (5), which need the connector account first. The vendor says it adds around three integrations a month.

Where and how it runs

Customers in
United Kingdom
Platforms
Web
Hardware
No dedicated hardware is required. Kiosks run on any iPad or Android tablet, and the kitchen display runs on any tablet. Card terminals for in-person payment are an add-on on Grow and included on Pro.

StoreKit does not publish a country list. Its About page says it serves restaurants across the UK, EU and beyond, and it is based in London with prices in pounds. The United Kingdom is the only country named as a market.

The company

Company
StoreKit Ltd
Registration
Registered in England and Wales, company number 10484598
Founded
2020
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Customers named by the vendor
Pizza Pilgrims, Patty and Bun, Lina Stores, Tonkotsu, Comptoir Libanais, The Restaurant Group, Daisy Green, Sticks N Sushi, Boom Battle Bar, Incipio Group, Rogue Sarnies, Livelyhood Pubs, Barburrito, Farmer J, The Salad Project, Manjaros, Vincenzo's, SushiDog, Griolladh

Security and support

Support
Live chat support is included on every plan; Pro adds guided onboarding, menu build and a named account manager, and Enterprise adds an SLA. The vendor says its customer success team are former restaurant operators.

Listing details

Built for
Restaurants, Cafés
Focus
Food-specific
Status
Active
Website
storekit.com
  • 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 25 for StoreKit.

  • Slerp

    Slerp is a UK online ordering platform that gives restaurants, bakeries and takeaways their own branded website and mobile app for direct orders instead of relying on delivery marketplaces.

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

  • Flipdish

    Flipdish is an Irish restaurant technology company that sells branded online ordering (website and mobile app), a POS with kitchen display, handheld POS, self-service kiosks, payments and marketing tools, plus an AI phone agent.

    Does not have a free plan. StoreKit does.

  • Hyperzod

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

    Does not have a free plan. StoreKit does.

What we could not confirm

These points were not confirmed when this page was written.

  • 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, checked on 29 September 2026. Prices and features change, so confirm with the vendor before you buy.

  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