klikit charges a percentage — 0.5–3% on payments and 2–5% on Webshop orders on top of the subscription — because its job is to sit under every channel you sell on, including the marketplaces. Devfood charges a flat, published peso price for your own channel only, with the branded apps, the driver app and multi-language inside it and nothing on top per order.
klikit is a Southeast Asian restaurant operating system built around aggregator consolidation: orders from GrabFood, foodpanda, GoFood and 20+ other delivery platforms land on one tablet, beside a POS, a kitchen display and menu management. Its Core plan is the POS, KDS and dashboard; the Omni add-on brings the delivery integrations and a commission-free Webshop; Grow adds CRM, loyalty and a kiosk mode. klikit lists seven countries — Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, Japan, Malaysia, Taiwan and Singapore — and prices per market on request.
How this page is written
Every klikit cell below states only what klikit publishes on its own website — no review-site figures, no analyst numbers. Where they publish nothing, the cell says not published rather than claiming the feature is missing. The pages we read and the date we read them are at the bottom, so you can check any row yourself in one click.
Checked against klikit's own published pages on 2 September 2026.
| Criterion | Devfood | klikit |
|---|---|---|
| Commission on orders | None — no percentage of any order, at any volume | "No commission fees ever" on the Webshop page; the pricing page lists the Omni add-on at "+2–5% on Webshop orders" 1 |
| Per-order or per-transaction fee | None. You connect your own payment processor and pay their rate directly | Core: "+0.5–3% on payments processed"; Omni: "+2–5% on Webshop orders"; "klikit may charge fees in certain jurisdictions above and on top of regular payment gateway MDR fees" |
| Order limits | Unlimited orders on every plan | Not published |
| Setup fee | $299 one-time on monthly billing; included on annual plans | Not published |
| Branded iOS & Android apps under your brand | Included on every plan — published to the App Store and Google Play under your brand | Not published — the Webshop is "mobile-first" ordering on the web; no branded native app page was found on klikit.io |
| POS register | Optional add-on — multi-tender register, tables and tabs, till sessions with X/Z reports (quoted separately) | Included in Core |
| Kitchen display | Optional add-on — per-item check-off across kitchen stations (quoted separately) | Included in Core — "real-time order routing to kitchen stations" |
| Self-order kiosk | Optional add-on — your menu and prices, rewards sign-in, tips, printed pickup code (quoted separately) | "Kiosk Mode" in the Grow add-on |
| Driver app & auto-dispatch | Included — driver app with live GPS, plus distance/load/vehicle auto-dispatch | Not published |
| On-demand delivery networks | DoorDash Drive, Uber Direct, Shipday and Nash | Marketplace consolidation rather than white-label fleets — "50+ delivery integrations" on Omni; GrabFood, foodpanda, GoFood, Deliveroo, ShopeeFood and Uber Eats named 2 |
| POS integrations | Two-way sync with Clover, Square and Toast | klikit is the POS; the home page says it "integrates with major POS systems" and names none |
| Reporting | 75+ built-in reports with CSV export | Analytics in Core; no report count published |
| Markets & currencies | 100+ countries supported, 9 published local currencies | 7 countries — Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand, Japan, Malaysia, Taiwan, Singapore; "We tailor pricing to your market" |
| Priced in local currency | Yes — nine published markets, each set against its local category leader; see /pricing | Tailored per market on request; no peso figure on the pricing page 3 |
| Pricing published publicly | Yes — every tier and currency is on /pricing | Partly — the plan structure and the percentage fees are published; monthly prices are "Contact Us" and "Custom Pricing" |
Scorecard: 6 to Devfood, 3 to klikit, 6 level — by our own reading of the 15 criteria above. Read the rows, not the tally.
We would rather you buy the right thing than buy ours. These are the cases where that is not us.
klikit was built to put every marketplace on one tablet with one menu sync, and it names 20+ of them. Devfood does not pull GrabFood or foodpanda orders into its screens — it builds the channel you own — so if consolidation is the problem you are solving, klikit solves it and we do not.
POS and KDS are inside klikit Core, with GCash, Maya, cards and cash at the counter and BIR-compliant receipts named in its Philippines guide. Devfood’s register and kitchen display are optional add-ons to the ordering platform, quoted separately.
Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan and Japan are on klikit’s country list with market-tailored pricing. Devfood publishes a Philippines price and supports 100+ countries, but the Philippines is the only Southeast Asian market it prices locally today.
Devfood’s Philippines price is ₱1,156 a month for one to three locations, published on /pricing, and no percentage is charged on your orders — you pay your own payment processor’s rate directly. klikit’s pricing page publishes percentages and no monthly figure.
klikit’s Webshop is a mobile-first website. Devfood publishes native iOS and Android apps under your brand on every plan, alongside the web storefront.
The driver app with live GPS and distance/load/vehicle auto-dispatch is included, plus DoorDash Drive, Uber Direct, Shipday and Nash where they operate. klikit publishes no driver app.
klikit does not put a monthly figure on its pricing page — it says "We tailor pricing to your market so you only pay for what you use — get in touch for a quote." Two of its own Philippines guides give different starting prices, ₱1,499 a month and ₱999 a month, so we record both and quote neither as the price. What the pricing page does publish is the percentage: 0.5–3% on payments processed on Core, and 2–5% on Webshop orders on Omni.
Its Webshop page says "No commission fees ever. You only pay a small monthly subscription fee." Its pricing page lists the Omni add-on, which includes the Webshop, at "+2–5% on Webshop orders", and notes that klikit "may charge fees in certain jurisdictions above and on top of regular payment gateway MDR fees". Ask klikit which statement applies to your account. Devfood charges no percentage on any order.
Yes — Devfood is your own channel and does nothing to your marketplace listings, but it also does not consolidate them: a GrabFood order still arrives on the GrabFood tablet. The flat price is the point; the orders you move to your own app stop costing a percentage.
The klikit column was read from these pages on 2 September 2026. Vendors change their pricing without announcing it — if you find a row that no longer matches what klikit publishes, tell us at contact@devfood.com and we will correct it.
klikit is a trademark of its respective owner. This comparison is published by Devfood and reflects our reading of publicly available information; it is not endorsed by klikit.
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