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No fluff, no keyword-stuffing. Every figure about someone else's product is quoted from their own published page, with the date we checked it. Useful even if you never become a customer.
Leaving GloriaFood
Practical guides for restaurants moving off GloriaFood before it shuts down on April 30, 2027. Useful even if you end up going somewhere else.
Is GloriaFood shutting down? What's confirmed, and what isn't
GloriaFood’s own site says it is discontinued and closed to new signups. April 30, 2027 comes from the admin panel, not a public page. What’s confirmed.
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What happens to your data when GloriaFood shuts down
GloriaFood closes on April 30, 2027 with no data retention. Some of your data exports; the parts that hurt most don’t. What to get out, and how to move it.
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How to export your full menu from GloriaFood
How to pull your whole GloriaFood menu out through its official Fetch Menu API: the admin path, the exact request, and the one thing it does not return.
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GloriaFood pricing: what it costs, and what replacing it costs
GloriaFood’s ordering system is free, with paid add-ons on its own pricing page. The real figures, quoted and dated, and what the same setup costs elsewhere.
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GloriaFood migration checklist: export everything before April 30, 2027
A practical, step-by-step checklist for moving off GloriaFood before the shutdown. What to export, what to check, and how to go live without losing orders.
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Free GloriaFood alternatives — what "free" actually buys you
GloriaFood was free with no commission, and that combination is rare. What free means at each platform offering it, and how to tell a free tier from a trial.
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GloriaFood alternatives compared — an honest breakdown
The seven questions that separate one GloriaFood replacement from another, what GloriaFood’s own deal was, and where Ontabee fits — and where it doesn’t.
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How to move from GloriaFood to your own branded ordering site in a day
You can leave GloriaFood and take orders on your own branded website, usually within 24 hours. Here’s what "your own site" really means and how the day goes.
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For agencies: migrating your whole GloriaFood client book
If you ran restaurants on GloriaFood’s partner program, how to move your entire client book to a white-label, commission-free platform without losing margin.
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Commission-free ordering: what "own your data" actually means
Everyone says commission-free and own your data. What those phrases mean in practice, and the questions that tell you whether a platform means them.
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Delivery apps & commission
What the marketplaces actually charge, quoted from each vendor's own pricing page and dated. Including the fees that are not in the headline number.
What DoorDash, Uber Eats and Grubhub actually charge restaurants
Every published commission rate from the three big marketplaces, quoted and dated — including what isn’t in the headline, and the fee none of them publish.
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DoorDash fees for restaurants, explained
DoorDash publishes 15%, 25% and 30% commission plus 6% on pickup. What each plan buys, what the intro rates really mean, and what it costs you over a year.
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Uber Eats fees for restaurants, explained
Uber Eats publishes 20%, 25% and 30% marketplace fees, 15% for self-delivery, and 7% or 10% on pickup. The published rates, and the conditions attached.
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Tax, records & compliance
What the rules on sales records actually say, what is only proposed, and what an honest operator should do about it. We hold no fiscal certification anywhere and say so plainly — this is not tax advice.