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Appetier vs Restolabs

What Restolabs charges next to Appetier: no commission, and a flat monthly fee capped at $199. Every figure comes from a public page.

Appetier and Restolabs at a glance

Restolabs is a direct ordering company with a GloriaFood migration program and plans whose prices stay off the page. Appetier prints its fee: nothing under $500 of direct sales and $199 at most. The app, website, and Google upkeep come with it, along with POS and kiosk. Neither charges commission.[6][5][1]

Appetier is best for

Owners who want the monthly fee printed before they sign up, with the app, website, and Google upkeep inside it and no commission.

Restolabs is best for

A GloriaFood restaurant that wants its store copied across: menu, modifiers, images, hours, delivery zones, and settings move in one call.

Pricing and fees

Pricing and fees as each vendor publishes them. Confirm current terms with each vendor.

Plans and fees: Appetier Growth and Restolabs
FeatureAppetierRestolabs
PriceNo subscription and no commission. Growth is nothing under $500 of monthly direct sales and never more than $199 a location.By quote. Restolabs lists no public price.restolabs.com
Feature
Appetier
Restolabs
Setup and onboarding
No setup fee. Upload a logo and a photo of the menu, and a first location goes live in minutes.Appetier pricing
Not listed publicly; confirm with the vendor. A 30 day free trial needs no credit card.Restolabs pricing
Contract terms
Month to month, with no minimum term.Appetier pricingAppetier terms of service
Month to month, or annual billing for a 20% saving.Restolabs pricing
Notes
A month with no direct orders costs nothing. DoorDash and Uber Eats orders carry no Appetier commission or markup.Appetier pricing
For GloriaFood restaurants it offers special migration pricing and prints no amount. The page says most restaurants go live in under a week.Restolabs GloriaFood migration page

How the features compare

Feature
Appetier
Restolabs
Direct ordering
Ordering on your own domain and branded apps, with catering. No commission on direct orders and no fee on the guest's bill. Cards run on Appetier Pay at 2.9% + 30¢ online, or on any PCI compliant processor you keep. Marketplace orders are never charged, and Uber Direct couriers deliver with no markup.[1][8][9]
Direct ordering for delivery, pickup, curbside, and catering, with 0% commission. The plans are Basic, Growth, and Pro, billed annually or by the month. Each one shows $00 where the monthly price would go.[5][6]
Website and local SEO
Guests find you on Google and land on your checkout. Location pages and Google Business updates publish on a schedule, and a special you enter once shows on your site and on Google. A weekly check keeps Apple Maps, Yelp, and Facebook matched. Sous asks guests for a Google review after a direct order and replies to reviews, while low ratings go to you.[3][10]
An SEO optimized website is $29 a month and Google Business Profile setup is $19. The Pro plan lists the website, the app, and Google profile management. The pages we read name no review replies.[6]
Loyalty and CRM
You keep your guests' contact details and order history. Loyalty and gift cards sit inside checkout, and winback and birthday campaigns run inside limits you set. Sous also drafts offers for your slow hours and for holidays. Each location includes 1,500 marketing texts and 10,000 marketing emails a month.[1][4]
A loyalty suite with points, coupons, banners, and push notifications is listed on the plans. The pages we read name no gift cards, text campaigns, or email campaigns.[6]
POS sync
Run the counter on tablets you bring. Appetier POS and the self-order kiosk come with Growth. Keep your own POS instead and prices, hours, and sold-out items update from it on your site and apps. Appetier Pay takes cards in person on readers bought from Appetier, or you keep your provider's readers if they connect. Appetier also sells kiosk and kitchen display hardware at cost, and card readers.[2]
POS connections include Toast, Clover, and Genius. Third-party delivery connections to DoorDash Drive and Uber Direct are listed on the plans and as an add-on on Basic, so confirm which applies.[6][5]

Twenty features, side by side

The same table as the comparisons page, for Appetier and Restolabs.

Where the companies you picked differ from Growth
FeatureAppetierRestolabs
Ordering on your own siteIncludedIncluded
Branded iOS and Android appsIncludedCosts extra or on a separate plan
POS menu syncIncludedIncluded
Marketplace orders in one queueNot offered or not listedNot offered or not listed
LoyaltyIncludedIncluded
Gift cardsIncludedNot offered or not listed
Text and email campaignsIncludedNot offered or not listed
An AI agent that does the workIncludedNot offered or not listed
AI phone orderingIncludedNot offered or not listed
Google Business listing upkeepIncludedCosts extra or on a separate plan
Review repliesIncludedNot offered or not listed
Search-ready menu pagesIncludedCosts extra or on a separate plan
Catering ordersIncludedIncluded
Reservations and waitlistIncludedNot offered or not listed
Kitchen displayIncludedNot offered or not listed
QR table orderingIncludedIncluded
Delivery dispatchIncludedIncluded
Restaurant websiteIncludedCosts extra or on a separate plan
Free website auditIncludedNot offered or not listed
Setup from your site or a menu photoIncludedIncluded
Included
Costs extra or on a separate plan
Not offered or not listed

Where Restolabs is stronger

What Restolabs's public pages show it does better than Appetier. Each line links the page it comes from.

  • Restolabs copies a GloriaFood store across in one call: menu, modifiers, images, hours, delivery zones, and store settings. Appetier has no importer.[7]
  • Any plan starts with a 30 day free trial and no card.[6]
  • It cites 2,000+ restaurants in 10+ countries.[5]

Choosing between Appetier and Restolabs

Find the row that sounds like your restaurant.

Restaurant type
Better fit
Why
A GloriaFood restaurant that wants the store copied for it
Restolabs
Restolabs moves the menu and settings during a call, and says most restaurants go live in under a week.[7]
An owner who wants the price before talking to sales
Appetier
Restolabs shows $00 for each plan. Appetier prints its bands and its cap.[6][1]
An owner who wants an app, a website, and Google upkeep without add-ons
Appetier
Restolabs lists them as add-ons at $49, $29, and $19 a month, or in Pro. Appetier includes them.[6][1]
A restaurant that wants AI phone ordering and review replies
Appetier
The Restolabs pages we read name neither. Growth includes both.[5][3]

Comparison FAQs

How much does Restolabs cost?
Restolabs prints no plan price. Its pricing page lists Basic, Growth, and Pro at $00 a month, with a 30 day free trial that needs no card. Add-ons are $29 a month for an SEO website, $49 for a branded app, and $19 for Google Business Profile setup.[6]
What does Restolabs charge to migrate from GloriaFood?
Its migration page offers special migration pricing for GloriaFood restaurants and prints no amount. It says Restolabs moves your menu, modifiers, images, hours, delivery zones, and store settings, and that payments and your POS connect after the transfer.[7]
Does Restolabs charge commission?
It says no. Both its homepage and its pricing page read 0% commission. The pages list 50+ payment gateways and print no card rate.[5][6]
Can Appetier copy my GloriaFood store?
No. Appetier has no GloriaFood importer. You upload your logo and a photo of your menu, Appetier reads the menu off the photo, and you check the draft before anything goes live.[3]

How this page is built

  • Public pages only. Every figure and feature comes from the company's own pages, linked above.
  • Each plan shows the day we checked it, and we check again every 14 days.
  • Reported means the figure comes from a third party's page or a dated one, not the company's current page.
  • A feature we could only read from such a page shows as not listed.
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Restaurant online ordering systems compared, side by side

Each page lines up direct ordering, SEO, loyalty, POS sync, and fees, and lists the public sources behind it.

Sources

About these comparisons

  • All trademarks, product names, and logos belong to their owners.
  • Appetier is not affiliated with Restolabs. Restolabs is a trademark of its owner.
  • Information is based on publicly available sources and may change. Confirm details directly with each vendor before purchasing.
  • Pricing and fees can vary by plan, region, payment processor, order volume, and contract terms. Always verify current pricing with the vendor.
  • Last verifiedOct 24, 2026
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