Growth
For venues with more than one location or guests from abroad.
Growth gives your team several user accounts and more menu languages in one plan, so you can compare one price against the modules you would add elsewhere.
Comparison
An UpMenu alternative for QR menu ordering at a flat price
UpMenu sells separate modules per location. QckOrder sells one plan with a flat monthly price. This page sets the two side by side using UpMenu's own pricing page.
14 days free, no credit card. Tell us about your venue in a short form and the team gets you set up.
What differs between the two
An UpMenu alternative is another tool for QR menus and ordering, and the main difference here is how each is priced. UpMenu's pricing page lists modules per location with no named plans, and says all prices are monthly and net, excluding VAT/GST.
QckOrder has plans with a flat monthly price and no commission on orders. For a wider look at what a menu costs, read the QR menu cost guide.
Who should pick QckOrder
QckOrder suits a venue whose guests scan a code, read the menu on their phone and send an order, while staff handle orders in a dashboard. It is a good fit if you want one plan price to plan around instead of adding modules.
- Guests and staff use a web browser, so there is no app to install.
- Each location has one QR code, and you can print as many copies of it as you need.
- Staff see new orders when they open or refresh the orders list in the dashboard.
- You enter the menu in Polish, English, Italian, Spanish and Japanese, and guests pick one in the menu header.
QckOrder and UpMenu side by side
Every UpMenu cell comes from the vendor's own pages and carries a source number. Compare like for like: UpMenu's online ordering module has an order cap, and its prices are per location and per module.
| Feature | QckOrder | UpMenu |
|---|---|---|
| Price structure | A flat monthly price by plan. See pricing. | Modules priced per location, no named plans, monthly, net of VAT/GST, in USD by default. Checked on 14 October 2026.1 |
| Online ordering | Included. Guests send orders from their phone. | Web Ordering, USD 49 / 89 / 169 per location for 75 / 210 / unlimited orders. Extra orders $1.90 each if enabled, otherwise orders stop at the limit.1 |
| QR menu | Yes, and the same menu takes orders. | Included in menu management, no separate price listed.1 |
| Ordering at the table | Yes. Guests scan the code and order from their phone. | Tableside Ordering is listed as a $19 per location add-on.1 |
| Online payment | No. Guests pay the venue, and staff mark the order as paid. | Listed, with rates on a separate payments page. Only in countries with supported gateways.1 |
| Till system link | No. QckOrder does not connect to a till. | Till integrations are listed as free. Its own till system, $29 per station, is marked Coming soon.1 |
| Commission on orders | None. | 0% commission.2 |
Price and trial
UpMenu states a 7-day free trial with no credit card on its pricing page, checked on 14 October 2026. QckOrder's plan price appears on the card below, and the pricing page lists every plan.
- 14 days free, no credit card.
- The QckOrder team sets up your account and first menu, as there is no self-serve sign-up yet.
Sources
A plan to compare against modules
UpMenu alternative: questions
How is UpMenu priced?
UpMenu lists modules per location, with no named plans. All prices are monthly and net, excluding VAT/GST. Its Web Ordering module has three tiers by order cap, and extra modules such as table ordering cost more. We checked this on 14 October 2026.
What does QckOrder not do that UpMenu lists?
QckOrder takes no online payments and does not connect to a till system. UpMenu's pricing page lists modules for payment and till integrations. If you need any of these today, UpMenu may suit you better.
How do guests pay?
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.
Is there a free trial?
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.
Does QckOrder charge commission on orders?
No. QckOrder takes no commission on orders, and guests pay your venue directly. UpMenu's pricing page also states commission-free online ordering, so compare the monthly price and the modules you need rather than a per-order fee.
Keep reading
- QckOrder plans and prices
The flat monthly price for each plan, and the free trial.
- GloriaFood alternative
The same dated comparison, led by GloriaFood's announced end of life.
- How to compare QR ordering tools
A checklist to ask every vendor, with QckOrder's own answers.
- QR ordering compared
Paper menus, ordering apps and QckOrder, and what it does not do yet.
Something we did not cover? Ask the team
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