QuickOrder review
A broad ordering system for restaurants that want web, QR, delivery, and app channels.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
QuickOrder is an Australia-focused online ordering system for restaurants and cafés, aimed at small and medium-sized businesses. It brings together custom-domain ordering pages, in-store QR ordering, pickup, dine-in, and delivery management. Restaurants can manage menus, pricing, inventory, promotions, discounts, customer reporting, and order printing from the same service. Optional branded iOS and Android applications extend the ordering experience beyond the website, while delivery areas can be configured with Google Maps.
Pricing is organized across three listed plans. The “Online & in-store QR code ordering system” includes online ordering, QR ordering, booking, online payments, and brand customization. “Ordering system + reviews management” adds reviews monitoring and sync, negative-review prevention, automated review requests, and review widgets and badges. “Custom web design + SEO + ordering system” adds custom web design, search engine optimisation, unlimited content updates, and no setup fee. The published starting price is AUD 159, and yearly billing savings are advertised. Buyers should compare the plan scope carefully because the plan names and feature bundles are not presented as a simple feature-by-feature price table.
QuickOrder fits restaurants that want several ordering channels under one branded presence, particularly businesses combining a website with QR dine-in ordering and delivery. Payment support covers Apple Pay, Google Pay, Stripe, and PayPal, while automatic confirmations and printing can support front-of-house order handling. The product is less suited to a restaurant looking only for a lightweight order form or one seeking clearly defined POS-centered operations. Its strongest case is for Australian restaurants that value branded ordering pages, optional mobile apps, and built-in controls for menus, promotions, delivery areas, and customer trends.
QuickOrder pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports online, QR, pickup, dine-in, and delivery ordering
- Includes menu, inventory, promotions, reporting, and printing controls
- Offers branded iOS and Android apps with Stripe and PayPal support
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing details are not clearly mapped to each listed plan
- Its broad feature set may exceed the needs of simple ordering setups
- Restaurants seeking POS-connected workflows may need another fit
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