Andromeda Delivery vs Ordering.co

Andromeda Delivery combines restaurant ordering, delivery, loyalty, and marketing for restaurants and takeaways, including multi-site groups and chains. Orders from websites, apps, kiosks, aggregators, and counters can enter one queue and kitchen. Its branded ordering website and mobile app support direct orders, loyalty, push notifications, and one-tap reordering. Restaurants can dispatch their own drivers or use Uber Direct and Stuart from the same queue; listed aggregator connectors include Uber Eats, Deliveroo, and Just Eat, with menu synchronization. Loyalty options include points, tiers, bonus events, free items, and welcome rewards. Online orders support card, Apple Pay, and Google Pay through Stripe. Reporting covers service levels, service speed, delivery times, and kitchen throughput. The service includes a driver app, live delivery tracking, route optimization, and automated dispatch. Essentials costs £49 a month, Growth £99 a month, and Pro £149 a month; setup fees are listed separately for each. There is no free plan. Subscriptions are month-to-month, with one month's notice to leave.

Ordering.co provides infrastructure for customer-facing ordering, order operations, integrations, and developer extensions. The platform includes branded websites and apps, menus, checkout and payments, real-time order management, delivery tools, marketing, loyalty, and reporting. Customer, business, and driver apps are available for iOS and Android. Every plan includes API and MCP access, alongside frontend source code under its license terms. Integrations include POS platforms such as Oracle Simphony, Clover, Square, Deliverect, ItsaCheckmate, and Stream, plus delivery providers including Uber Direct, DoorDash Drive, and Lalamove. Restaurant is $99 per month with unlimited orders; Marketplace is $500 a month with 5,000 orders and $0.29 for each additional order. Enterprise is listed from $2,500 a month. A 5% AI technology fee applies only to eligible revenue from AI ordering conversations. Other costs, including payment processing and third-party fees, may be separate. Enterprise customers can arrange deployment in their own cloud account.