Ordering.co vs GloriaFood

Oracle acquired GloriaFood. Oracle lists full end of service on March 31, 2027, while GloriaFood states end of life and support through April 30, 2027. Confirm the timetable for your account with the provider. Ordering.co connects branded ordering, delivery, loyalty, and AI ordering on one catalog.

What each platform lists today
CapabilityOrdering.coGloriaFood
Branded mobile appsIncludedAdd-on
Self-ordering kioskIncludedNot listed
AI ordering agentsIncludedNot listed
Gift cardsIncludedNot listed
MCP for AI toolsIncludedNot listed
Frontend source code licenseEligible plansNot listed

Add-on: only through third-party apps or paid extensions.

Ordering.co at a glance

years building ordering technology
12+
of orders a month, on auto-scaling infrastructure
Millions
products across ordering channels, operations, and delivery
20+
features, from catalog to dispatch
1,500+

Enterprise brands running on Ordering.co technology

Why GloriaFood restaurants move to Ordering.co

Six reasons that matter when a GloriaFood restaurant plans its next platform.

  • Two different official 2027 notices

    Plan the move against your confirmed timetable

    Oracle and GloriaFood publish different discontinuation dates. Check the service, support, export, and cutover milestones for your account before choosing a replacement. Ordering.co lets you test the new menu and order flow before moving traffic.

  • 20+ products, 1,500+ features

    A platform built to grow with your restaurant

    GloriaFood is a free ordering widget with paid add-ons bolted on one at a time. Ordering.co is a single platform with more than 20 products and 1,500 features: ordering channels, store operations, delivery, marketing, and loyalty run on one catalog and order flow, so the next stage of your business is a configuration, not a new vendor.

  • Branded apps included

    Branded apps as part of the platform, not a recurring add-on

    Web and branded iOS and Android apps run on your domain and developer accounts, with source code on eligible plans. GloriaFood lists its branded mobile apps as a separate paid add-on.

  • Own Driver App

    Deliver with your own drivers

    The Driver App and a live delivery dashboard give your team assignment, batching, and proof of delivery for a fleet of your own, alongside connected courier partners. GloriaFood has no driver app of its own and sends dispatch to third-party partners.

  • Voice, WhatsApp, chat, web

    AI ordering agents across the channels customers use

    AI Ordering Agents take orders through voice, WhatsApp, chat, and web conversations on your catalog and fulfillment rules. GloriaFood's public material lists no AI ordering channel.

  • Enterprise-proven

    Enterprise-grade reliability behind a single restaurant

    The same platform that runs ordering for enterprise groups such as Alsea, across more than 4,000 locations and ten brands, is available to a single restaurant on auto-scaling infrastructure that can process millions of orders a month.

Side by side

Every row is something your restaurant can run on Ordering.co.

Ordering.co and GloriaFood capabilities
CapabilityOrdering.coGloriaFood
Cost and commitment
Published pricingReview Ordering.co pricing with our team for your locations, order volume, integrations, and agreed scope. Usage and third-party costs remain separate.Free core ordering widget, with paid add-ons: website $9/month, promo marketing $19/month, online payments $29/month, POS $49/month on a 2-year commitment, and branded apps $59/month.
Branded mobile appsBranded iOS and Android apps included on your developer accounts, with source code on eligible plans.Add-onA separate branded-app add-on at $59 per month.
Ordering channels
Self-ordering kioskOrdering Kiosk: customers order and pay from tablets or large screens in the store, managed from the dashboard.Not listed
AI ordering agentsAI Ordering Agents take orders through voice, WhatsApp, chat, and web conversations on your catalog.Not listed
Call center orderingAgents find customers by phone number, take orders, and reorder from one screen.Not listed
Growth: loyalty, gift cards, and catering
Loyalty levelsTiered loyalty programs that reward repeat customers.Not listed
Gift cardsSell gift cards that customers redeem on their orders.Not listed
Catering ordersTake large and planned orders with catering workflows.Not listed
Store and delivery operations
Driver app for your own fleetDriver App and delivery dashboard: automatic assignment, order batching, a live map, and proof of delivery.No driver app of its own; dispatch runs through third-party partners.
Kitchen and pickup displaysSend accepted orders to a kitchen display and show customers which orders are ready for pickup.No kitchen display of its own; kitchen apps come from third-party partners.
Build and extend
API and webhooksThe Ordering.co API and webhooks, included in every plan.An Ordering API for orders and menus, without published MCP support.
MCP for AI toolsConnect compatible AI tools to your Ordering.co account through MCP.Not listed
Frontend source code licenseOn eligible plans, source code for the web storefront, customer apps, Merchant App, and Driver App.Not listed

“Not listed” means the capability does not appear in GloriaFood's product lineup. Confirm scope and terms with each provider.

Where GloriaFood stops

What a GloriaFood restaurant runs into.

  • Different official discontinuation dates

    Oracle lists full end of service on March 31, 2027; GloriaFood says end of life on April 30, 2027 and support through that date. Neither notice establishes what data will remain available to your account afterward. Confirm the dates and export scope directly with the provider.

  • A free core with a growing bill of add-ons

    GloriaFood's free tier covers the ordering widget. A sales-optimized website, promo marketing, online payments, POS, and branded apps are each a separate monthly add-on, and the POS add-on carries a 2-year commitment.

  • No gift cards or kiosk listed

    GloriaFood's site lists no gift cards, no self-ordering kiosk, and no tiered loyalty levels.

  • No driver app or kitchen display of its own

    GloriaFood's public material describes delivery but offers no driver app or kitchen display of its own; those come from third-party partners.

Check both official GloriaFood notices

Oracle lists March 31, 2027 as the full end-of-service date. GloriaFood states April 30, 2027 as its end-of-life date and says it will support existing customers through then. These notices do not state the same milestone or a post-service data-retention policy. Ask the provider to confirm your account timetable and export access.

Proven with enterprise brands.

The platform you would run on already runs ordering for Alsea, a multi-brand restaurant group with more than 4,000 locations.

Alsea runs WOW+ and ten restaurant brands on one ordering platform.Domino's, Starbucks, Burger King, Vips, and six more brands share one app, one website, call centers, and a delivery operation that assigns drivers automatically.10 brands on WOW+4,262 locationsMexico and ColombiaRead the Alsea story

How to move from GloriaFood to Ordering.co

Compare replacement paths while your current GloriaFood flow is available. Oracle says it has no direct replacement and points customers to FoodAmigos; evaluate that option, Ordering.co, or another provider against the same menu, payment, fulfillment, and support requirements. Set a cutover date only after confirming your account timetable and a successful test.

What moves

  • Menu and catalog

    Products, categories, modifiers, prices, and photos, checked against the live GloriaFood menu before the full import.

  • Store, hours, and delivery zones

    Store details, hours, holiday schedules, and delivery zones or fees your GloriaFood account exports.

  • Customers and order history

    Identify which customer and order records your account can lawfully export, what fields the export contains, and what can be imported into the chosen system. Do not assume records are portable or deleted after either published date.

  • Domain and branded apps

    Your ordering domain and, if you run a GloriaFood branded app, the same developer accounts and app-store listing where available.

  • Payments and POS

    Payment processing and any POS connection, reconfigured against your existing provider accounts where the provider supports it.

How the move runs

  1. Guided evaluation

    Book a guided demo with Ordering.co to review your operation and agree the next steps.

  2. Trace one real order

    Follow an order from menu to payment, fulfillment, and reporting on GloriaFood today. That path shows what the new setup must keep and what you want to change.

  3. Build the move map

    List the menu, store, customer, and order data your GloriaFood account can export, the domain and app listing to point at Ordering.co, and any payment or POS connection to reconfigure.

  4. Configure and test

    Confirm a guest can order from the right store and get a confirmation, the team can accept and complete the order, and payments settle correctly before traffic moves.

  5. Switch before the deadline

    Move the domain and any app listing only after a representative order, payment, fulfillment, and rollback path pass. Confirm timing with GloriaFood and the replacement provider; do not treat either public date as a guaranteed export window.

Duration depends on menu size, delivery zones, payment and POS connections, and app-store access. Apple and Google decide app review and approval.

Questions from GloriaFood restaurants

Why choose Ordering.co over GloriaFood?

Oracle and GloriaFood publish different 2027 discontinuation dates. Ordering.co offers connected ordering channels and operations on one catalog; compare it with other options using your actual menu, payment, delivery, and support requirements before switching.

Is GloriaFood really shutting down?

Yes, both official sites announce discontinuation, but they describe different milestones: Oracle lists full end of service on March 31, 2027, and GloriaFood states end of life on April 30, 2027 with support for existing customers through then. Ask which timetable and export access apply to your account; neither notice establishes a data-retention policy after service.

Can we try Ordering.co before we commit?

Yes. Book a guided demo with Ordering.co to review your operation and agree the next steps.

What does Ordering.co cost compared to GloriaFood's add-ons?

Review Ordering.co pricing with our team for your locations, order volume, integrations, and agreed scope. Usage and third-party costs remain separate. GloriaFood's core is free, but its website, promo marketing, payments, POS, and branded app add-ons each carry a separate monthly fee, and the POS add-on has a 2-year commitment. Bring your current GloriaFood add-on bill and we will compare it to your Ordering.co plan.

Can our restaurant get branded apps and its own delivery drivers?

Yes. Branded iOS and Android apps are part of the platform, with source code on eligible plans, and the Driver App and delivery dashboard let you run your own fleet alongside connected courier partners. GloriaFood lists a paid branded-app add-on and no driver app of its own.

Will our menu and customer data move over?

Map only the menu, store, customer, and order data that your GloriaFood account can export and that your rights allow. Check the fields and import fit with the replacement provider before cutover; do not assume every record transfers automatically.

Is Ordering.co reliable enough as our restaurant grows?

Yes. Ordering.co runs ordering for enterprise groups such as Alsea across more than 4,000 locations and ten brands, on auto-scaling infrastructure that can process millions of orders a month, so the same platform can grow with a single restaurant.

How long does a move from GloriaFood take?

It depends on menu size, delivery zones, payment and POS connections, and app-store access. Book a guided demo with Ordering.co to review your operation and agree the next steps.

What alternatives should a GloriaFood restaurant compare?

GloriaFood says Oracle has no direct replacement and points customers to FoodAmigos. Compare that option, Ordering.co, and any other candidate by menu import, ordering channels, payment and POS setup, delivery operations, support, cost, and a tested cutover. A referral is not proof that workflows or data transfer unchanged.

GloriaFood and every other product name on this page are trademarks of their respective owners. Ordering.co is not affiliated with GloriaFood.

Plan a tested move from GloriaFood.

Bring your GloriaFood menu, delivery zones, and any add-ons you use today. Book a guided demo with Ordering.co to review your operation and agree the next steps.

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