foodord Review, Pricing & Features

FoodOrd is a commission-free WordPress plugin for restaurant online ordering, delivery, POS, Kitchen Display, and table reservations. See pricing, features,…

Category
Retail, Restaurant & POS
Pricing
Free plan at €0 (limited modules), Pro at $19/month, and Plus at $199/year, all unlocking additional modules like POS, Kitchen Display System, and the desktop app; custom enterprise pricing available on request., from $19 /mo
Verified
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Last updated
August 6, 2026
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FoodOrd is a WordPress plugin that gives independent restaurants a commission-free online ordering system they run directly on their own website, instead of paying per-order fees to third-party delivery marketplaces. It covers delivery, takeout, dine-in, pre-orders, and QR-code table ordering, and pairs the ordering widget with operational tools: an integrated POS terminal, automatic thermal receipt printing to the kitchen, a Kitchen Display System that replaces paper tickets, a Waiter Application for tableside order entry, table reservations, loyalty/stampcard rewards, BOGO and timed pricing rules, unlimited topping customization, timed product availability, and an automatic customer review collector. A native desktop application and Android support let staff manage orders outside the browser. FoodOrd frames its core value proposition as letting restaurant owners keep 100% of their order revenue and their own customer data, rather than routing orders through commission-charging delivery apps.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Commission-free — restaurants keep 100% of order revenue instead of paying per-order marketplace fees
  • Bundles ordering with operational tools (POS, Kitchen Display System, Waiter App, thermal printing) rather than just a checkout widget
  • Free tier available with no credit card required, so restaurants can trial core ordering before paying
  • Built directly on WordPress, so it integrates into a restaurant's existing site rather than requiring a separate storefront

Cons

  • Core operational features (Desktop Application, Waiter App, Kitchen Display System, POS, Tipping, Stampcard Program) are locked behind the paid Pro/Plus tiers, not available on the Free plan
  • Requires a WordPress site to run on, so it isn't a fit for restaurants on Shopify, Wix, or other non-WordPress platforms
  • Publicly available evidence doesn't disclose specific third-party payment gateway or delivery/logistics integrations, making it hard to judge compatibility with an existing tech stack

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