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Migration Guide

GloriaFood is closing on 31 March 2027 — the plan for one restaurant

Keep taking direct, zero-commission orders after the shutdown, at a price set for the market you trade in rather than converted from a dollar. We rebuild the menu for you.

What Changes

What the Shutdown Means for Your Restaurant

The service ends

GloriaFood is in maintenance mode with no new signups, and the ordering service shuts down on 31 March 2027. Widgets, order apps and links stop working after that date.

Nobody is going to move it for you

Oracle has announced no export path, so the rebuild is manual wherever you go. For one site that is an afternoon rather than a project — but the customer list is the part only you can collect, and it is the part that cannot be reconstructed after the service ends.

Your regulars have to be asked twice

A single restaurant lives on the people who order every week. They will move if you catch them on an order they were placing anyway, over a few weeks. They mostly will not if you ask all of them in the same fortnight, which is what leaving it late means.

Side by Side

What You Had, What You Get

Moving before 31 March 2027 costs $79/month for a single location, locked for 12 months — zero commission, unlimited orders, loyalty and four connected apps in the base plan (in-store modules quoted separately). Full plans are $79 per location.

Capability GloriaFood Devfood
Online ordering (pickup & delivery) Free core Included
Branded iOS & Android apps in the stores Not included Included
POS sync (Clover, Square, Toast) POS add-on, per location Included — two-way sync
POS register & kitchen display Not included Optional add-on
Self-order kiosk Not included Optional add-on
Loyalty, wallet & memberships Promotions add-on (basic) Included — optional in-store loyalty tablet quoted separately
Driver app with auto-dispatch Not included Included — plus DoorDash Drive, Uber Direct, Shipday & Nash
Reports Basic 75+ built-in reports with CSV export
Commission 0% 0%
After 31 March 2027 Service ends Keeps running

GloriaFood column reflects their published free core and paid add-ons; Devfood column reflects shipped platform capabilities — see every feature.

How the Move Works

A Three-Step Migration, Done With You

  1. 1

    Save your customer list this week

    Before anything else, and before you have chosen anyone. Names, numbers, emails, consent — out of GloriaFood and into a spreadsheet. It is the one thing on this page that cannot be rebuilt after the service ends.

  2. 2

    Send us a link to your menu

    We rebuild items, modifiers, photos and delivery zones from your live ordering page, priced in your own currency. You review it; you do not retype it.

  3. 3

    Run both, and move your regulars across

    Your store goes live alongside GloriaFood. Move the links, the QR codes and the window sticker at your own pace, and let your regulars install the new app over orders they were placing anyway.

GLORIAFOOD MIGRATION OFFER

Free Menu Migration & Setup

Free menu migration and setup for restaurants that book a migration call — we rebuild your menu, configure your delivery zones and get your branded store live in parallel with GloriaFood.

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Questions

Migrating off GloriaFood

The shutdown date, the export path, and what it costs to move before the deadline.

When exactly does GloriaFood shut down?

Oracle, which owns GloriaFood, states that full end of service is scheduled for 31 March 2027. You will see 30 April 2027 on a number of other sites; that date comes from an earlier in-product notice, and Oracle’s own current statement supersedes it. GloriaFood is already in maintenance mode and is no longer accepting new signups.

What do I need to save before the service ends?

Oracle has not announced an export-and-move path, so menus, customer lists and ordering links have to be rebuilt on whichever platform you choose. For one site that is a smaller job than it sounds: send us a link to your live menu and we set up items, modifiers, photos and delivery zones for you. What you should collect yourself, while the service is still up, is the customer list — nobody can rebuild that from a menu link.

What happens to the QR codes on my tables?

They stop working when the service ends. Every reorder link, QR code and bookmark pointing at GloriaFood dies with it, which is why moving early matters: your regulars get time to install your own branded app before the deadline.

Can I keep taking orders while I move one site?

Yes, and for a single site it is the only sensible way to do it. Your Devfood store runs alongside GloriaFood while you move links, QR codes and app downloads across at your own pace, so there are no dark days and no evening where the counter is taking orders on paper.

What does one location cost in my currency?

Moving before 31 March 2027 costs $79 per month for a single location, locked for 12 months, with zero commission and unlimited orders. It includes web and app-style ordering, loyalty, and the four connected apps. Native iOS and Android apps are not included at that price — you can upgrade to a full plan at $79 per location any time. It is a migration price, not a discount, so it expires with the shutdown.

I only have one site. Is this worth doing before the deadline?

Yes, and earlier is cheaper than later for a reason that has nothing to do with pricing: your regulars have to install something new, and that takes weeks of them ordering from you anyway. A restaurant that moves in good time converts its existing customers gradually. A restaurant that moves in the last fortnight asks all of them to do it at once, and loses the ones who do not.

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