If you were on GloriaFood’s partner program, the shutdown isn’t one migration. It’s your whole client book at once. Done badly that’s weeks of repetitive setup and a lot of nervous clients. Done properly it’s one coordinated move.
The agency-specific problems
- Volume. Ten restaurants, or fifty, or a hundred. Each with its own menu, branding and delivery rules.
- Margin. A replacement that charges commission eats into the economics you built your service on.
- Control. You need one place to run every client, not a hundred separate logins.
- Client confidence. Your restaurants are looking to you to land them somewhere safe before the deadline.
How to move a whole book
- Inventory your clients. Every restaurant, its menu size, and how custom each setup is.
- Import the menus in bulk. GloriaFood issues one menu key per location, so each branch comes across as its own menu rather than everything piling into one list.
- Apply branding per client. Each restaurant runs under its own brand, not yours and not the platform’s.
- Run them from one console. Push a settings change to the clients you choose instead of retyping it fourteen times.
- Stagger the go-lives. Move a first wave, prove the flow, then roll the rest well before the queue builds near April 2027.
Why flat per-location pricing matters for you
Commission-free protects your clients’ margins and your own. Flat per-location pricing keeps your economics predictable as you grow, rather than a cut that scales against you. Ontabee charges agencies $29 per live client location per month, billed to you. Your clients never see a checkout, because what you charge them is your business.
White-label goes all the way down: storefronts, the console your clients log into, and the emails their diners get. Branded client apps are built against your own Apple and Google developer accounts rather than ours, so the listings stay yours if a client ever moves on.
Where to start
Ontabee has a separate agency path built for exactly this. If you’re moving a GloriaFood partner book, talk to our partner team and we’ll map the whole thing with you. Or start with the migration checklist and scope it yourself first.