The platform

Everything one restaurant needs, on one backend.

POS, your ordering website, loyalty, printing, delivery dispatch — built to work together, billed as one. Explore each piece below.

Questions about the platform

What does FoodyOS replace?
Your POS and kitchen display, your ordering website, your loyalty program, your receipt and kitchen-ticket printing, your in-house delivery dispatch, and your reservations and waitlist — the stack most independents otherwise rent from five separate vendors.
How much commission does FoodyOS take on an order?
None, on any channel. An order placed on your own FoodyOS site carries 0% marketplace commission and 0% FoodyOS commission — the only per-order cost is your payment processor's published rate, charged to your own Stripe account: 2.9% + 30¢ online, plus Stripe's published in-person rate on card-present sales (stripe.com, as of August 2026). For scale, DoorDash publishes 15%–30% per delivery order by plan and 6% on pickup across every plan; Uber Eats publishes 20%–30% on its marketplace plans, 15% if you run your own drivers, and 7% on pickup with validated in-store pricing (DoorDash and Uber Eats merchant pricing pages, as of August 2026). Those are the fees a direct order doesn't carry — on the orders that actually come in direct.
Is FoodyOS cheaper than Toast or Square?
Not on sticker, and we won't pretend otherwise. Square publishes $79/mo for POS, kitchen display and online ordering together — $70 less than FoodyOS at $149/mo. Square's own basis, verbatim: Square Plus "$49/mo. per location" + Square KDS app "$30/mo. per device" (one device); online ordering included at $0 (squareup.com, as of August 2026). Toast publishes $69/mo as its entry price (pos.toasttab.com, as of August 2026). POS only. Toast publishes no price for online ordering or kitchen display — both are add-ons quoted on request, so a comparable bundle costs more than this floor. Two things are worth weighing before deciding on sticker alone. First, our $149 also covers in-house delivery dispatch, hostess and reservations, loyalty and inventory, with no add-on ladder. Second, the bigger line on most restaurants' bills isn't the subscription at all — it's marketplace commission, which runs 15%–30% per delivery order on DoorDash and 20%–30% on Uber Eats' marketplace plans (DoorDash and Uber Eats merchant pricing pages, as of August 2026). That money only comes back on the orders you actually move to a direct channel — and a direct channel is not unique to us, so compare on the whole picture, not one line.
Is $149/mo really everything?
Yes. Every module is included in the flat $149/mo per restaurant — POS, KDS, online ordering site, loyalty, inventory, in-house delivery dispatch, hostess and reservations. It's month-to-month, and you bring your own hardware. The only outside cost is Stripe's standard processing on your own Stripe account.
Do I need a separate website or website builder?
No. Your ordering website is part of FoodyOS — pick from three templates, point your custom domain at it, and it's wired into your live menu, inventory, and kitchen. Change a price or 86 an item in FoodyOS and your site updates immediately.
Do I need a separate loyalty app?
No. Loyalty is built in, and the customer's pass lives in Apple Wallet — points update automatically via push and rewards notify their lock screen. There's no separate app for them to download or for you to pay for.
Do I have to buy or rent special printers?
No proprietary hardware to rent. FoodyOS prints receipts and kitchen tickets to any ESC/POS thermal printer — Star Micronics, Bixolon, or a generic ESC/POS model — through two free, included apps: the FoodyOS iOS app and the FoodyOS Android app, each connecting to your printer over Bluetooth or your local network.