UpMenu vs RestApp

No, like RestApp, UpMenu charges 0% per-order commission and works on a fixed monthly subscription instead. That's a real advantage over marketplaces like Uber Eats or Just Eat. The difference is in total cost: UpMenu's cheaper plans cap your monthly orders (roughly 75 on the $49 Basic plan and 210 on the $89 Standard plan) and charge about $1.90 for each order over the limit, and several core tools are paid add-ons. RestApp is also 0% commission but bundles your website, native apps, EPOS, e-menu and loyalty into one simple monthly plan with no per-order caps.

Not in the base plans. UpMenu does offer a genuinely branded native iOS and Android app published under your own name, which is a strength, but it's a separate add-on at around $49/month per location on top of your ordering subscription. With RestApp your own branded website plus native iOS and Android apps are included in your plan, so you don't pay extra per location to put your restaurant in the app stores.

UpMenu does have its own cloud-based restaurant POS, but it's sold as a separate product (around $29/month per terminal) rather than bundled with the ordering system, and availability can vary by market. RestApp includes a full cloud EPOS alongside online ordering, e-menu/QR and KDS in the same platform, so your in-store and online orders run from one system you pay for once instead of stacking a POS subscription per terminal.

If you like UpMenu's 0% commission and want to keep it, RestApp gives you the same commission-free direct ordering and the same ownership of your customer data and relationship, but without the order caps, overage fees and the long list of per-location, per-terminal add-ons. Your branded website and native apps, cloud EPOS, e-menu/QR ordering, loyalty, KDS and inventory come together in one simple monthly plan, with free setup, migration help and 24/7 support included rather than priced as extras.