Kappino vs Ordering.co

Kappino is a restaurant management platform connecting point of sale, ordering, kitchen operations, inventory, staff, delivery, reporting, and multiple branches. Its POS handles dine-in, takeaway, and delivery orders, linking checkout with kitchen operations, stock, and reports. A kitchen display system sends orders to kitchen displays and tracks progress through preparation, ready, service, or delivery. Inventory tools track stock and ingredient use, flag low stock, and use AI to support planning and purchasing. The platform also offers a driver app, live delivery tracking, and route optimization, while dispatch automation is manual. Starter is for one location and includes three staff accounts; Growth and Professional support up to three branches. Growth includes AI inventory management and an AI staff shift planner; Professional adds AI sales forecasting, smart item pricing, WordPress and Shopify website integration, and a developer API. Apps are available for Android and iOS, with desktop access for Windows and macOS and web access. Prices start at €99 per month. The company says its core platform and data are hosted in Switzerland and that traffic uses HTTPS/TLS.

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.