Ordering.co vs Orderlina

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.

Orderlina is a digital menu and QR platform built primarily for restaurants. It combines QR-accessible menus with online ordering and payments, and lists POS integrations among its offerings. The Android app, Orderlina Manager, lets restaurant and venue managers create QR-accessible menus and update items and prices in real time. Supported order types include takeaway, delivery, and dine-in; payment options include major methods and commission-free options. Named POS integrations are Oracle MICROS and Square. Orderlina is available on Android, iOS, and the web, and supports delivery orders. Its homepage advertises automated setup in four minutes and invites users to sign up free by email without a credit card. The Free plan costs nothing, billed monthly, and includes QR-accessible digital menus, online ordering, and payments. The maker says it serves venues across 100 countries and that more than 90% of restaurants keep using it. Orderlina is headquartered in Glen Waverley, Victoria, Australia.