Owner.com vs RestApp

Owner.com charges 0% marketplace-style commission, which is its core advantage over apps like DoorDash or Grubhub. But it isn't free: it runs on monthly subscriptions, $249/month on the Flex plan, which also adds a 5% restaurant fee per order, or $499/month on the Flat-Rate plan with no per-order fee. On both plans your guests pay a 5% order support fee, and implementation typically costs around $1,000. RestApp is also 0% commission and bundles your website, native iOS/Android apps, cloud EPOS, e-menu and loyalty into simple monthly plans, with no per-order restaurant fee and no guest-facing order support fee.

No. Owner.com is online-ordering and marketing software, not a POS, it integrates with Square and Clover natively and connects to Toast via Otter, so you still need and pay for a separate point-of-sale system to run your front counter, tableside ordering, kitchen display and inventory. RestApp includes a full cloud EPOS alongside online ordering, so your in-store and online orders, KDS and stock all live in one system you only pay for once.

Yes. That's a genuine strength: orders come through your own branded website and apps rather than a third-party marketplace, so you keep the customer relationship and can market to diners by email and SMS. RestApp is the same on this point, you own your customer data and have a direct relationship with every diner, with no marketplace sitting in between, and you also get the EPOS, e-menu/QR ordering and loyalty in the same platform.

If you like Owner.com's commission-free direct ordering and want to keep it, RestApp gives you the same 0% commission but adds a built-in cloud EPOS, QR e-menu/table ordering, loyalty, KDS and inventory, so you don't need a separate POS subscription alongside it. You also avoid the 5% per-order restaurant fee on the cheaper plan, the 5% guest-facing order support fee, and the ~$1,000 implementation charge, and you get your own branded website and native iOS/Android apps plus 24/7 support on one simple monthly plan.