Como review
A broad restaurant marketing suite for brands connecting campaigns to apps, ordering, and POS data.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Como brings customer data, loyalty, marketing, ordering, payments, and analytics into one platform for food-and-beverage and retail businesses operating one or more locations. Its focus is customer engagement across email, SMS, push notifications, in-app messaging, branded mobile apps, and loyalty programs. Restaurants can use points, punch cards, gifts, and offers alongside segmentation based on profile, purchase, and behavioral data. The platform also includes automated and one-time campaigns, online ordering, digital payments, POS connectivity, and business dashboards.
Pricing is handled through a demo-led sales process rather than standard public platform plans. The published offer includes email as an add-on, with the first 1,000 emails per month free; no platform plan price is shown. That structure may suit restaurant groups seeking a tailored commercial conversation, but it gives smaller operators less immediate pricing clarity. Buyers should evaluate the platform as a broader engagement system rather than as a narrowly priced email marketing tool.
Como’s strongest fit is its connected ecosystem. POS systems, online ordering, websites, mobile apps, Wi-Fi, and social media can feed a customer engagement program, while campaign performance analytics provide a view of activity. AI-powered targeting and recommendations add another layer to campaign planning, and the branded app support gives businesses a direct channel for loyalty and messaging. Choose Como if your restaurant brand wants campaigns tied to customer, purchase, and ordering data across multiple channels. A simpler alternative may be more appropriate when you only need basic email campaigns or a standalone loyalty program.
Como pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Connects POS, ordering, websites, apps, Wi-Fi, and social media
- Combines loyalty, segmentation, automation, and multichannel messaging
- Supports branded apps, AI targeting, ordering, payments, and analytics
- Where it doesn't
- Platform pricing requires a sales conversation
- The broad feature set may exceed simpler marketing needs
- Email is an add-on beyond the first 1,000 emails per month
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