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EasyOrder review

#85 of 126 in Restaurant Online Ordering Software

A capable branded ordering suite for European restaurants prepared for paid plans.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

EasyOrder is an online ordering platform for restaurants and other food and beverage businesses. It combines a responsive direct ordering webpage with branded iOS and Android apps, takeaway and delivery ordering, online payments, customer data tools, and optional kiosk ordering. Its feature set also covers loyalty programmes, reservations, push notifications, promotional campaigns, and multi-location ordering. The product is best suited to European restaurants that want their own branded ordering channels rather than relying only on third-party marketplaces.

Pricing is structured by location and billed monthly. Standard costs €89 per location per month and includes a responsive ordering page, unlimited orders, online payment, EasyButler, and a customer database. Professional costs €149 per location per month and adds a branded app, push notification campaigns, a newsfeed, EasyReservation, and EasyLoyalty. Enterprise includes enterprise-grade security, tailored support, a dedicated project manager, project onboarding, and staff training. This makes the entry tier suitable for restaurants prioritising direct web ordering, while the Professional tier is the more relevant choice for operators that want branded mobile apps and customer engagement tools.

EasyOrder’s ecosystem includes Deliverect, Modullo, CareSine POS, Apicbase, Coursicab, Mollie, Stripe, Adyen, and CentralApp. These connections cover selected POS, back-office, delivery, payment, and website-building needs, although restaurants should check partner fit before choosing the platform. The breadth is useful for businesses that want ordering, payments, marketing, loyalty, and reservations in one product. Restaurants seeking a branded app and multi-location capabilities should consider EasyOrder; those prioritising a free option or avoiding per-location fees should look elsewhere.

EasyOrder pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Branded iOS and Android ordering apps with direct web ordering
    • Takeaway, delivery, payments, loyalty, reservations, and promotions
    • Multi-location support with selected POS and payment integrations
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is offered
    • Branded apps and loyalty tools start with the Professional plan
    • Per-location pricing can raise costs for multi-site restaurants

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