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For venues with more than one location or guests from abroad.
Growth adds user accounts for your team and more menu languages, which helps when several people share the order list and guests read the menu in different languages.
Comparison
GloriaFood says it will reach end of life on April 30, 2027. This page compares its public pricing page with QckOrder, a QR menu and ordering system with a flat monthly price.
14 days free, no credit card. Tell us about your venue in a short form and the team gets you set up.
A GloriaFood alternative is a tool you can move to when you stop using GloriaFood for QR menus and table ordering. GloriaFood's own home page says: "GloriaFood will reach end of life on April 30, 2027." We read it on 14 October 2026.
The same page says the vendor remains committed to supporting existing customers through that date, and that Oracle does not offer a direct replacement for GloriaFood products and services. Read the notice on the vendor's page for its current wording.
QckOrder suits a venue whose guests scan a QR code, read the menu on their phone and send an order, while staff handle each order in a dashboard. You pay a flat monthly price set by your plan, and QckOrder takes no commission on orders.
If you only want a price for a menu, read the QR menu cost guide. Here is how ordering works in practice.
A venue that needs online card payment or a link to a till system today should look at what GloriaFood lists. Its pricing page shows an optional online payment service and an optional restaurant point-of-sale service, each with its own price, and QckOrder offers neither.
The same page lists a free plan with unlimited orders and locations and QR dine-in ordering. A venue that needs only that, and accepts the announced end date, may keep using it until then.
Every GloriaFood cell comes from the vendor's own pages and carries a source number. Prices exclude tax where the vendor says so.
| Feature | QckOrder | GloriaFood |
|---|---|---|
| Product future | Open to new customers. | End of life announced for April 30, 2027.2 |
| QR ordering at the table | Yes. Guests scan, read the menu and send an order from their phone. | Yes. QR Code Menu for Dine-in Ordering is listed under the free plan.1 |
| Online payment | No. Guests pay the venue, and staff mark the order as paid. | Optional service, US$29 per month, prices exclude taxes if any.1 |
| Till or restaurant point-of-sale | No. QckOrder does not connect to a till. | Optional, US$49 per month per location, 2-year commitment.1 |
| Orders and locations | Set by your plan. See pricing. | Unlimited orders and unlimited locations on the free plan.1 |
| Commission on orders | None. | No commission per order.1 |
| Price | A flat monthly price by plan. See pricing. | Free plan, with paid services as listed above. Checked on 14 October 2026.1 |
GloriaFood's figures are in the table with the date we checked them. QckOrder's plan price appears on the card below, read from the same place as the pricing page, and the trial works like this.
For venues with more than one location or guests from abroad.
Growth adds user accounts for your team and more menu languages, which helps when several people share the order list and guests read the menu in different languages.
GloriaFood's own home page says it will reach end of life on April 30, 2027, and that the vendor remains committed to supporting existing customers through that date. We checked it on 14 October 2026. Read the notice on gloriafood.com for the current wording.
QckOrder is one option if you want guests to scan a code, read the menu and send an order from their phone, while staff handle orders in a dashboard. It takes no online payments and has no till link, so check those needs first.
They pay the venue as they do today, by cash or card. QckOrder does not process payments. Your team marks each order as paid, by cash or card, in the dashboard.
No. QckOrder does not connect to a till, a cash register system or a kitchen display today. Orders are read and handled in the dashboard.
Yes. The trial lasts 14 days and needs no credit card. Send the short form with your venue details and the team sets up your menu with you.
No. QckOrder takes no commission on orders. You pay a flat monthly price set by your plan, and guests pay your venue directly. GloriaFood's pricing page also states no commission per order, so compare the monthly price and the services you need.
The flat monthly price for each plan, and the free trial.
The same dated comparison, with UpMenu's published prices.
A checklist to ask every vendor, with QckOrder's own answers.
Paper menus, ordering apps and QckOrder, and what it does not do yet.
Something we did not cover? Ask the team
Send the short trial form and the team sets up your account and first menu, so you can see it before you decide.
14 days free. No credit card.