Foodics alternative

Foodics publishes prices. It does not publish a currency.

Foodics publishes local support numbers for Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt, Kuwait and Jordan, and runs a full Arabic version of its site — and for a lot of restaurants it is the right answer. This page is about what its pricing page actually tells you, what it leaves to a sales call, and the one question that decides between it and us.

What their page says

The published bundles

Foodics prices by business type. Billed annually, shown per month:

QSR & Cafes — Starter 392/mo, Basic 742/mo, Advanced 1133/mo
Cloud Kitchen — 567/mo and 867/mo
Dine In — Basic 1096/mo

Switching the toggle to monthly billing raises the QSR figures to 423, 801 and 1224.

Those numbers carry no currency. Not a symbol, not a code, not a country selector — the page states none, anywhere. Foodics is headquartered in Riyadh and regulated by SAMA, which makes Saudi riyals the obvious inference. We are not going to print an inference as a fact on a page you might make a decision from. Ask them.

Read August 2026 from foodics.com/pricing, rendered in a browser — the prices are drawn by JavaScript and are not in the page source. Vendors change pricing; confirm before relying on this.

What it leaves out

The bundle price is not the bill

No transaction rates

Nothing on the pricing page states a commission, transaction or processing rate. For an ordering platform that is usually the bigger number, so it is the one to get in writing before signing anything.

Hardware is quoted, not listed

Foodics sells tills and hardware, and the page says your quote is built "based on your ideal hardware and software". Sensible for a POS. It does mean the website cannot tell you what you will pay.

Bundle contents aren't shown

"View Details" did not open anything when we rendered the page, so what separates Starter from Advanced is not something we can report. Ask for the feature matrix.

Where Foodics wins

If you need a POS, buy the POS

Foodics is a full restaurant operating system: point of sale, hardware, an app marketplace, an enterprise tier, and its own payments arm — its site states it operates "under the supervision and control of SAMA, and licensed as a Fintech company". It publishes local support numbers for Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt, Kuwait and Jordan, and runs a complete Arabic site.

If you are buying tills, payments and ordering together, that is a genuinely strong package and one contract beats three. We do not sell a POS, we do not sell hardware, and we are not a payments institution. Bolting a separate ordering platform onto a POS you are already buying is usually the worse setup.

Where we fit

If you only need the ordering

A price you can read

$0, $49 or $99 a month, in dollars, on the pricing page, with no sales call in the way. $49 is one location, $99 covers 2–9.

No commission, no guest fee

Nothing per order, and nothing added to your customer's bill at checkout. The monthly figure is the software cost.

No POS commitment

Runs standalone next to whatever till you already have, so changing one does not force the other.

Questions

Commonly asked

How much does Foodics cost?

Foodics publishes three QSR & Cafes bundles at 392, 742 and 1133 per month billed annually, rising to 423, 801 and 1224 billed monthly. Billed annually, its Cloud Kitchen bundles show 567 and 867, and Dine In shows 1096; their monthly-billed prices are not published. The pricing page states no currency for any of them. Checked August 2026.

What currency is Foodics pricing in?

The pricing page does not say. The figures appear as bare numbers with no symbol, no currency code and no country selector. Foodics is headquartered in Riyadh and regulated by SAMA, so Saudi riyals would be the obvious guess — but it is a guess, and we would rather tell you the page is silent than put a currency in your head that Foodics did not publish.

Does Foodics charge commission or transaction fees?

Not published. The pricing page carries no transaction, processing, setup or hardware pricing, and directs you to a quote: "We’ll follow up with a price quote built just for you based on your ideal hardware and software." So the bundle price is a starting point rather than a bill. Worth asking for the full rate card in writing.

What is the best Foodics alternative?

It depends on whether you need a POS. Foodics is a full point-of-sale suite with hardware and its own licensed payments arm; if you want all of that on one contract, it is a reasonable buy and an alternative is not really what you are looking for. If you only need commission-free online ordering on your own brand, Ontabee is $0, $49 or $99 a month flat, with no POS commitment and no hardware.

Also weighing up others? See every platform comparison · run your own numbers.

Only need the ordering?

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