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GlorEat review

Freemium#82 of 126 in Restaurant Online Ordering Software

A broad restaurant ordering suite with a free entry plan and paid no-commission tiers.

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

GlorEat is a restaurant ordering platform for takeaway, delivery, and dine-in businesses. It provides a restaurant-branded ordering website, online card payments, QR-code dine-in ordering, delivery-zone controls, digital loyalty tools, kitchen display features, order tracking, reporting, and tablet-based order taking. It is suited to small restaurants that want to manage several ordering channels through web and Android tools rather than rely only on third-party ordering destinations.

Pricing is structured around three monthly plans. The Flexible plan costs €0 per month and includes free setup, an own ordering site, and no commitment, but adds 5% to the customer's bill. The Subscription plan costs €30 per month and includes 0% commission, unlimited orders, a fixed monthly cost, and available add-ons. GlorEat Complete costs €65 per month and includes all add-ons as a complete restaurant ordering solution. The published plans make the main trade-off clear: the free option avoids a subscription while the paid tiers remove the customer service fee and add more capacity or included functionality.

Feature breadth is a central strength. Restaurants can configure delivery zones, fees, minimum order amounts, and scheduled orders, while kitchen staff can use order-status tracking and an urgency timer. Revenue, product, and traffic reports extend the product beyond checkout. GlorEat also supports migration from GloriaFood, ordinary Android tablets, and compatible receipt printers. However, no verified integrations are listed, so restaurants that need a defined connection ecosystem should consider alternatives with confirmed integrations. GlorEat is a strong fit for restaurants seeking branded ordering and operational tools in one product, particularly those comfortable choosing between a customer fee and a monthly subscription.

GlorEat pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free branded ordering site with no subscription commitment
    • Supports pickup, delivery, QR dine-in, and scheduled orders
    • Includes loyalty, kitchen display, tablet ordering, and reports
  • Where it doesn't
    • Flexible plan adds 5% to the customer's bill
    • No verified integrations are listed
    • GlorEat Complete costs €65 per month

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