Ordering.co vs Slice
Slice serves independent pizzerias through a branded website, its consumer app, marketing, and restaurant tools. Its broader offer also covers POS and phone orders. Ordering.co connects your branded website and apps to merchant operations, delivery, and developer options. Compare the service your pizza shop needs to run, including who handles calls, drivers, and repeat customers.
| Capability | Ordering.co | Slice |
|---|---|---|
| Self-ordering kiosk | Included | Add-on |
| On-demand delivery partners | Included | Add-on |
| Included frontend source code | Included | Not listed |
| Your own multi-merchant checkout | Included | Not 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 teams evaluate Ordering.co alongside Slice
Start with the pizza menu and delivery shift you actually run, then choose the channels and responsibilities.
Keep your brand across channels
Run a website, branded customer apps, and kiosk from the same catalog. Test your sizes, toppings, required options, and prices on each surface before launch.
Run delivery as part of the order
Coordinate your merchant team and drivers with assignments, tracking, and delivery proof. Connect providers where coverage and project scope fit.
Build beyond a single shop
Manage multiple stores or build your own merchant marketplace, with web and app checkout across stores. Use included frontend code and APIs to develop your customer experience.
Compare the operation behind the order
Slice here means the pizza and restaurant platform. Listed add-ons have a separate commercial scope; not listed means absent from the reviewed public offer, not impossible in every custom agreement.
| Capability | Ordering.co | Slice |
|---|---|---|
| Guest and store channels | ||
| Website and consumer app | Publish your branded iOS and Android apps with your developer accounts, subject to store approval. | Slice supplies a branded website and a listing in the shared Slice consumer app. Ask separately about a shop-branded standalone app. |
| Menu and merchant tools | Manage catalogs, modifiers, hours, availability, and orders through the merchant workflow. | Slice describes complex toppings and combos; its Owner’s Portal manages menus, hours, delivery zones, and channel reporting. |
| Phone ordering | Your own phone agents find the customer, build the order, and hand it to the store on the same platform. | Slice offers a staffed phone-ordering service. Compare its service scope with a console operated by your own team. |
| Self-ordering kiosk | Use the store menu for customer self-ordering and payment on an in-store kiosk. | Add-onOrdering Kiosk is a membership add-on for the Online, In-Store, and Phone Orders offering. |
| Delivery and platform control | ||
| On-demand delivery partners | Connect supported couriers alongside your own fleet; provider charges and coverage apply. | Add-onFlex Delivery is an add-on that requests Uber and DoorDash drivers for extra capacity or delivery coverage. |
| Delivery operations | Assign your drivers, track the order, and capture PIN, photo, signature, or video proof of delivery. | Slice describes dispatch and batching, alongside backup drivers. Demonstrate the exact own-driver workflow and proof required by your shop. |
| Included frontend source code | Open-source frontend code is included with every product; the backend and API are managed by default. | Not listed |
| Your own multi-merchant checkout | Build your own marketplace with merchant operations and one checkout across several stores on web and app. | Not listed |
“Not listed” means the capability does not appear in Slice's product lineup. Confirm scope and terms with each provider.
Costs and scope to compare
U.S. public pricing checked October 21, 2026. Use the service and payer on your actual offer, including processing and delivery.
Compare both current fee structures
Slice lists online-only ordering at $39/month plus $3 per credit-card order, with no per-order fee below $10. The online, in-store, and phone offer lists $99/month plus $2 per online or phone order, the same under-$10 exception, and a $1,000 implementation fee. Published card processing is 2.90% + $0.30.
Add kiosk and delivery to the estimate
The pricing page lists kiosk at $59/month with the broader offering and Flex Delivery starting at $6.90/order. Slice describes month-to-month membership. Compare hardware scope, service availability, the first month, and recurring charges with your actual monthly volume.
Decide who runs marketing and calls
A managed service changes staffing responsibilities as well as software. In the Ordering.co proposal, assign who answers calls, maintains listings, sends campaigns, and resolves delivery exceptions before comparing totals.
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.
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Keep the existing order channel operating while your staff test the menu, phones, and delivery. A shared Slice app listing and your own branded app are different assets.
What moves
Pizza menu and operating rules
Map sizes, toppings, combinations, required choices, taxes, offers, hours, delivery zones, and promised times. Test a representative complex pizza rather than assuming every modifier transfers.
Customers and channel access
Request permitted customer and order exports, consent records, domain access, and phone-number arrangements. Confirm loyalty balances and outstanding refunds; do not assume saved cards or reviews transfer.
How the move runs
Rebuild and price one menu
Test size-dependent options, unavailable toppings, discounts, and receipts with the shop team. Assign ownership of menu updates.
Run a delivery shift scenario
Place pickup and delivery orders, take a phone order, test an unavailable driver, and reconcile a cancelled payment. Check every agreed POS handoff.
Change links after staff acceptance
Update owned order links and phone handling only after the workflow works. Keep old records for settlement, refunds, and the final billing period.
Moving to Ordering.co does not automatically move the Slice app audience or establish a Slice POS integration. Confirm each connection, export, and account responsibility.
Questions about Slice and Ordering.co
Does Slice delivery mean Slice employs the drivers?
Slice Flex Delivery requests drivers from Uber and DoorDash. That differs from operating your own employees or contractors. Compare coverage, dispatch responsibility, customer support, and the cost of each delivery path.
Can Slice and Ordering.co both handle pizza menus?
Both offer menu configuration. For your decision, demonstrate the combinations you sell: sizes, toppings, required options, price changes, and kitchen instructions. Do not infer a specialized pizza configuration from a generic modifier checkbox.
What customer data can we move?
Use the export rights and records in your agreement. Preserve consent and retention rules, validate sample exports, and agree how loyalty balances and unresolved orders will be handled. Passwords, saved payments, and shared-app reviews need separate treatment.
Slice and every other product name on this page are trademarks of their respective owners. Ordering.co is not affiliated with Slice.
Compare on a real pizza shift.
Bring one pizza menu, your Slice proposal, monthly card-order volume, and delivery model. Walk through Ordering.co channels, staff responsibilities, and costs in a demo.