RestApp review
RestApp combines branded ordering, payment options and loyalty tools in paid plans.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
RestApp gives restaurants, takeaways, groceries and chains branded online ordering through a mobile-optimized website and mobile platforms. Customers can order for delivery or pickup, or place dine-in orders from their tables. Staff manage menus, incoming orders, delivery zones and customer information in a dashboard. Its paid plans and 15-day free trial make it an option for businesses that want ordering and customer-facing tools under their own brand, rather than a standalone menu page.
Ordering covers more than a basic catalog: menus can include modifiers, ingredients, combo menus and scheduled availability. Businesses can set delivery zones, fees, minimum order amounts and estimated times, while alerts notify staff of incoming orders and customers of order-status changes. Online payments use the business’s own gateway; listed integrations include Stripe, Worldpay, PaymentSense, Evo Payments and Authorize.net. RestApp also supports loyalty rewards, discounts, coupon codes, feedback forms, customer reports and order integrations through a public API or integration partners. Those looking for an ordering system that connects operational and customer-facing features may value this breadth; buyers seeking payment processing that does not depend on their own gateway should look elsewhere.
According to RestApp’s pricing page, Basic costs $49 per month on monthly billing and includes 1,000 orders monthly, 250 products, loyalty rewards and offers, web and mobile platforms, and unlimited support. Advanced is $99 per month with monthly billing, adding unlimited orders, products and users. Annual billing lists Starter at $29 per month with 1,000 orders and 100 products, and Advanced at $59 per month with unlimited orders, products and users. Both annual plans include loyalty features, web and mobile platforms, and unlimited support. RestApp fits businesses that can choose between order and catalog limits or need the unlimited allowances; the plan differences make it worth matching expected volume and product count to the selected billing option.
RestApp pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports delivery, pickup and dine-in ordering
- Includes menu tools, delivery zones and order notifications
- Offers loyalty features and connections to payment gateways
- Where it doesn't
- Basic limits monthly orders to 1,000 and products to 250
- Advanced costs $99 monthly on monthly billing
- Online payments require the business’s own payment gateway
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