Ordare review
A branded restaurant app with ordering, loyalty, and optional kitchen and TV displays.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Ordare provides restaurants and cafés with custom-branded iOS and Android apps connected to Square. Its core offering combines in-app online ordering for pickup and scheduled orders with loyalty points, tiers and rewards, push order updates, campaigns, promotions, menu management, analytics, order history and multi-location controls. Ordare builds, publishes and maintains the branded app, while restaurant orders and catalog data synchronize with the Square account. It is aimed at operators that want a branded mobile ordering channel rather than a narrowly focused ordering widget.
Pricing is modular. The Branded app plan costs $149 per month and includes a custom iOS and Android app, online ordering, loyalty and rewards, campaigns and push marketing, unlimited locations and menu items, analytics and order history. Kitchen Display costs $129 per year and adds real-time order tickets, order statuses, station routing and a new-order chime. TV Menu Displays adds a $129 device cost per TV, while its subscription costs $9 per device per month and includes catalog synchronization, custom layouts and themes, and day-part support. This structure can suit restaurants that need selected operational modules, but the app cost and add-ons raise the total beyond the core plan.
The strongest fit is a restaurant or café that already uses Square and wants mobile ordering, loyalty, promotions and menu administration connected to a branded app. The platform also covers kitchen workflows through display and printer routing, plus customer-facing TV menus synchronized with the catalog. Its main boundary is ecosystem choice: Square is the only listed integration, and there is no free plan. Restaurants seeking a broader integration selection or a lower-cost entry point should consider alternatives; Square-based operators wanting an app with optional kitchen and display extensions are the more natural audience.
Ordare pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Custom iOS and Android apps with ordering and scheduled pickup
- Loyalty, campaigns, push marketing, and promotions in one platform
- Multi-location menus plus optional kitchen and TV display modules
- Where it doesn't
- The branded app starts at $149 per month
- Optional kitchen and TV display modules add separate costs
- Square is the only listed integration
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