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iOrderFoods review

#89 of 126 in Restaurant Online Ordering Software

An affordable restaurant ordering suite with broad operations features and limited ecosystem depth.

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

iOrderFoods is a paid online ordering service for restaurants that want direct ordering through a custom, mobile-compatible website, with an optional Android and iOS app. Its feature set covers pickup and delivery orders, reservations, advance orders, menu management, payment processing, promotions, reporting, notifications, and multi-location administration. The product is best suited to small restaurants seeking a broad web-ordering setup rather than a narrowly focused ordering widget.

Pricing is structured around two monthly plans. Plan I costs $39.99 per month and can be canceled anytime, while TLS/SSL, PCI, and hosting fees are additional. Plan II costs $99 per month, includes one notification option, and includes PCI, SSL/TLS, and hosting fees. The optional mobile app is listed at $20 per month or $99 per year and supports Android and iOS. The pricing structure gives smaller restaurants a lower entry point, while the higher plan bundles several infrastructure-related fees. Restaurants should compare the notification allowance and additional charges with their operating requirements before choosing a plan.

iOrderFoods also stands out for the breadth of its restaurant operations features. Restaurants can use a menu builder with item images, a dedicated order dashboard, coupons and promotions, reports and analytics, credit card processing, and notifications through email, text, fax, or printer. Integrations include Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram, Google, Yahoo, and Yellow Pages, making the ecosystem emphasis primarily promotional. POS integration is listed, but the published feature set gives greater detail to ordering and administration than to POS workflows. Restaurants wanting web ordering, delivery support, and multi-location controls should consider iOrderFoods; those prioritizing deep POS functionality or extensive operational integrations should compare alternatives.

iOrderFoods pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Website ordering covers pickup, delivery, reservations, and advance orders
    • Supports email, text, fax, and printer order notifications
    • Includes promotions, reporting, payments, and multi-location administration
  • Where it doesn't
    • Plan I adds TLS/SSL, PCI, and hosting fees
    • POS integration depth is not detailed in the published feature set
    • Integrations focus mainly on promotional and discovery channels

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