Reorder review
A focused branded ordering site for restaurants prioritizing direct pickup and delivery.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Reorder is an online ordering platform for independent restaurants that want customers to place pickup and delivery orders through a branded website. It supports direct payments, order management, customer data and order-history access, loyalty features, reporting, and connections to delivery providers. The product is aimed at small restaurant businesses, with customized arrangements available for multi-location operators.
The published pricing plan lists Reorder at $249 per location per month, billed monthly. The plan includes unlimited orders, a branded online ordering site, on-demand delivery integration, direct payments, order notifications, and one-click reports. Restaurants can connect services including Uber Direct, DoorDash, Rappi Cargo, PedidosYa, MercadoPago, and Stripe. POS and invoicing integrations are also part of the product's feature set, helping connect ordering activity with existing operational systems.
Reorder's main strength is its focused approach to direct website ordering rather than a broad collection of ordering channels. Real-time alerts, sales and performance reporting, built-in loyalty, and customer data access extend the platform beyond a basic order form. That focus may suit restaurants that want ownership of the ordering relationship and delivery connections in one web platform. Restaurants seeking a wider channel mix or a lower per-location monthly cost should compare alternatives before choosing it.
Reorder pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Branded website supports direct pickup and delivery orders
- Unlimited orders included in the $249 monthly plan
- Connects delivery, payment, POS, and invoicing integrations
- Where it doesn't
- Costs $249 per location per month
- Web platform centers ordering on the restaurant website
- Feature set focuses on core ordering and operations
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