StoreHub sells the till and prices your own online orders at 9% on top of it. Devfood sells the ordering channel — branded apps, storefront, restaurant app and driver app — at a flat, published peso price with nothing per order, and offers the register, kitchen screen and kiosk as optional add-ons.
StoreHub is a Southeast Asian POS company — "20,000+ businesses in Southeast Asia", BIR-accredited in the Philippines — selling a point-of-sale app in three plans priced per market: from ₱2,249 a month in the Philippines, RM122 in Malaysia and ฿990 in Thailand. Around the register sit QR Order & Pay, a kitchen display app and Beep Delivery, an online ordering system on "your own branded link" that carries "just 9% transaction fees" and hands delivery to StoreHub’s partners, Lalamove and GoGet among them. Longer contracts earn bonus months — up to 24 free months on a 60-month term.
How this page is written
Every StoreHub cell below states only what StoreHub 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.
Side by Side
Devfood and
StoreHub
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Checked against StoreHub's own published pages on 2 September 2026.
Devfood compared with StoreHub across 15 criteria, checked on 2 September 2026.
None on the POS plans; Beep Delivery online ordering carries "just 9% transaction fees compared to 35% on other third-party platforms"
Per-order or per-transaction fee
None. You connect your own payment processor and pay their rate directly
9% on Beep Delivery orders; on QR Order & Pay "standard merchant fees (MDR) apply based on your payment provider" with "no surprise charges from StoreHub"
Order limits
Unlimited orders on every plan
Not published
Setup fee
$299 one-time on monthly billing; included on annual plans
Not published — hardware is sold separately; plans quote "From" prices
Branded iOS & Android apps under your brand
Included on every plan — published to the App Store and Google Play under your brand
Not published as a branded app — Beep Delivery gives "your own branded online ordering system" and "your own branded link"; the Beep consumer app is StoreHub’s, for merchants on Beep Delivery
POS register
Optional add-on — multi-tender register, tables and tabs, till sessions with X/Z reports (quoted separately)
Included — StoreHub is the POS; "Point of sale app" on every plan
Kitchen display
Optional add-on — per-item check-off across kitchen stations (quoted separately)
Kitchen Display System app — "Every order from POS, QR Order & Pay, or delivery apps appears instantly on kitchen screens"; price not published
Self-order kiosk
Optional add-on — your menu and prices, rewards sign-in, tips, printed pickup code (quoted separately)
Not published — QR Order & Pay at the table is the self-service product
Driver app & auto-dispatch
Included — driver app with live GPS, plus distance/load/vehicle auto-dispatch
Not published as a driver app — "use your own riders or let StoreHub’s integrated delivery partners handle logistics"; "Deliver up to 20km"
On-demand delivery networks
DoorDash Drive, Uber Direct, Shipday and Nash
Beep Delivery partners — "Lalamove and GoGet, to name a few"
POS integrations
Two-way sync with Clover, Square and Toast
StoreHub is the POS
Reporting
75+ built-in reports with CSV export
"Basic reporting" on Starter, "Advanced reporting" on Advanced; no report count published
Markets & currencies
100+ countries supported, 9 published local currencies
Southeast Asia — pricing pages in PHP, MYR, THB and USD; "BIR-accredited" in the Philippines
Priced in local currency
Yes — nine published markets, each set against its local category leader; see /pricing
Yes — ₱2,249 / ₱4,499 / ₱8,999 a month in the Philippines; RM122 / RM235 / RM471 in Malaysia; ฿990 / ฿1,999 / ฿4,800 in Thailand; US$39 / $79 / $149 elsewhere
Pricing published publicly
Yes — every tier and currency is on /pricing
Yes for the plans — "From" prices per market and bonus months by term; Beep Delivery, KDS and hardware are priced on separate pages or not at all
Scorecard:
4 to Devfood, 3 to StoreHub, 8 level — by our own reading of the 15 criteria above. Read
the rows, not the tally.
Their Case
When
StoreHub
Is the Better Choice
We would rather you buy the right thing than buy ours. These are the cases where that is not us.
The till comes first
StoreHub is a POS with BIR accreditation in the Philippines, hardware with a warranty policy, inventory and multi-location management on its Advanced plan. If your first purchase is a register and online ordering is the add-on, that is StoreHub’s shape; Devfood’s register is an optional add-on to an ordering platform.
You want QR order-and-pay and a kitchen screen wired to the register
QR Order & Pay sends table orders straight to the POS and kitchen with only the payment provider’s MDR on top, and the KDS app shows POS, QR and delivery-app orders on one screen. Devfood’s QR dine-in ordering is included, but its kitchen display is a separate add-on.
You will sign a long contract for bonus months
StoreHub adds 2 free months on a 12-month term, 12 on 24 months and 24 on 36–60 months. Devfood’s annual plan includes setup but publishes no multi-year bonus.
Our Case
When
Devfood
Is the Better Choice
You do not want to pay 9% on your own orders
Beep Delivery takes 9% of every online order on top of the POS plan. Devfood charges ₱1,156 a month for one to three locations in the Philippines and nothing per order — you pay your own payment processor directly. The crossover is a few thousand pesos of online sales a month; do the arithmetic before you sign either.
You want your own apps in the App Store and on Google Play
StoreHub gives you a branded link and lists you in its own Beep app. Devfood publishes native iOS and Android apps under your brand, alongside the web storefront, on every plan.
You run your own riders and want them dispatched automatically
The driver app with live GPS and auto-dispatch by distance, load and vehicle is in Devfood’s base plan. StoreHub lets you "use your own riders" but publishes no driver app or dispatch.
Questions
Devfood vs StoreHub
FAQ
Is StoreHub commission-free?
The POS plans are subscriptions with no commission. Online ordering through Beep Delivery is different: StoreHub publishes "just 9% transaction fees compared to 35% on other third-party platforms". Nine is a lot less than thirty-five, and it is still a percentage of every order you take on your own link. Devfood charges none.
What does StoreHub cost in the Philippines?
StoreHub’s Philippines page lists Starter from ₱2,249 a month, Advanced from ₱4,499 and Pro from ₱8,999, with bonus months on 12-, 24- and 60-month terms. Beep Delivery, the KDS app and hardware are not priced on that page. Devfood’s Philippines price is on /pricing.
Can I keep StoreHub POS and use Devfood for ordering?
You can run both, but they will not sync — Devfood’s POS integrations are Clover, Square and Toast. Orders would reach the kitchen through the Devfood restaurant app, kitchen ticket printing or the optional kitchen display, and you would keep two menus in step. If the StoreHub till is staying, weigh that against the 9%.
Sources
The StoreHub 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 StoreHub publishes, tell us at
contact@devfood.com
and we will correct it.
StoreHub 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 StoreHub.
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