DoorDash Online Ordering vs storekit

DoorDash Online Ordering gives restaurants a way to accept direct website orders and have DoorDash Dashers deliver them. Direct orders have 0% commission, and there are no monthly fees; standard payment processing fees still apply, and customers pay delivery fees. Restaurants need an active DoorDash store to use the service. Orders go into the POS system the team already uses, with integrations for more than 40 systems, including Toast, Square, Qu, and Otter. No additional hardware is required, and a setup specialist can get a restaurant live the same day. Customers can pay with saved cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Venmo, or PayPal. The product also includes a branded mobile app, menu management, promotions, loyalty, push notifications, and support for multiple locations. Marketplace menus synchronize across channels, and delivery customer support is included. It is listed for iOS and Android.

Storekit is an ordering platform for restaurants and hospitality venues, covering pickup, delivery, catering, kiosks, QR order and pay, add-to-bill and pay-at-table. Customers can place orders through a website in their browser without downloading an app or creating a login. Operators can create a branded storefront on their own domain and customize its colours, fonts, layout and sections.

Storekit lists more than 100 POS, payment, loyalty and CRM integrations. Restaurants can use their own riders or dispatch through delivery partners, and App Studio can produce a native app for submission to Apple’s App Store and Google Play under the restaurant’s brand. Plans use zero commission on orders and a flat per-order rate. The Storekit+ plan is £99 a month with a 12-month commitment, or £149 a month on a rolling plan; each lists five locations and one ordering channel. Direct REST API access is in early access, is not publicly available and is granted case by case. The London-based company says it was built in 2020.