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White-Label Partner Program

One Partner Program. Your Brand. Your Price.

One partner program, and it is the one where you own everything the restaurant sees — the apps, the invoice, the relationship, and the price you charge for it. We stay invisible and run the platform underneath.

Why Now

The Market Is Moving. Restaurants Need a New Home.

Three facts that make direct, branded ordering an easy sell in 2026 — and a partner channel worth building.

GloriaFood is closing on 31 March 2027 [1]

Oracle is retiring GloriaFood — no new signups, maintenance mode, and no migration tool. Every agency and restaurant on it needs a new home under their own brand.

Marketplaces take 30–40% all-in [2]

Commission plus fees on a marketplace order add up to roughly a third of the ticket. A flat-fee, zero-commission alternative is an easy conversation with any restaurant owner.

One platform, the whole stack

Branded iOS, Android and web apps, POS sync with Clover, Square and Toast, optional in-store add-ons (POS register, kitchen display, kiosk, loyalty tablet), driver app with auto-dispatch and 75+ reports — under your brand, at your price.

  1. [1] GloriaFood discontinued, no new signups — gloriafood.com, checked 21 August 2026
  2. [2] Third-party delivery fees in 2026 — what DoorDash, Uber Eats and Grubhub really cost restaurants
One Program

You Own the Business. We Own the Platform.

Own brand, own apps under their own developer accounts, own pricing, own billing, own customer relationships, own sub-resellers. Future Stacks is invisible to the end restaurant.

What you own
  • The brand the restaurant sees, on iOS, Android and web
  • The price — set for their market, agreed with us in conversation
  • The customer relationship, the invoice and the payment rails
  • First- and second-line support, onboarding and training
  • Their app-store accounts and developer identities
What we own
  • The platform, its roadmap and its uptime
  • Third-line support and anything that reaches the code
  • Per-tenant isolation, security and the payment integrations
  • Release engineering and the app build pipeline the partner can call on

What we look for

For: Agencies, POS dealers, ISOs and operators building their own restaurant-technology brand in a market where a per-outlet price set locally beats a marketplace commission.

  • Certification — 1 Sales + 1 Ops/Onboarding certified
  • Demo estate — own demo brand + apps
  • Support desk — documented L1/L2, escalation contact, status comms
  • Paperwork — WL agreement + DPA (processor chain) + app-store ownership + sub-reseller flow-down
  • Reporting — monthly live-location count (automated)
Pricing

You Price for Your Market. Here Is Ours.

There is no wholesale rate card, because a percentage off a US list price is meaningless once you are selling in São Paulo or Manila. What we can publish is what a direct customer pays in each band — priced against what that market's own category leader charges, not converted from dollars. It is where your pricing conversation starts.

Band Per location / month Markets
A · High income $79 → $59 at volume US · Canada · UK · Ireland · EU-15 · Switzerland · Norway · Australia · NZ · Singapore · Japan · Korea · Israel · GCC Local pages: United States · European Union · United Kingdom · Canada · Australia · United Arab Emirates
B · Upper Europe & Southern Cone $43 → $32 at volume Poland · Czechia · Slovakia · Hungary · Romania · Bulgaria · Croatia · Slovenia · Portugal · Greece · Baltics · Chile · Uruguay
C · Large emerging $28 → $21 at volume India · Brazil · Mexico · Türkiye · South Africa · Malaysia · Thailand · Colombia · Argentina · Peru Local pages: India · Brazil
D · Low ARPU $20 → $15 at volume Philippines · Indonesia · Vietnam · Bangladesh · Pakistan · Sri Lanka · Egypt · Morocco · Nigeria · Kenya · Ghana Local pages: Philippines

The partner proposes a retail price for their market. We discuss it against what that market's category leader charges — we bring the per-band evidence to the call. Once the retail price is agreed, our share of it is negotiated — as a percentage of that agreed price, so it moves with the market rather than against a USD list the partner never charges.

Start the conversation

Commercial terms are agreed per partner and set out in your partner agreement.

Who Does What

Line by Line

You own the restaurant relationship end to end. We own the platform, the app builds and anything that reaches the code.

Responsibility You Future Stacks
Find and close restaurants You
Set the price You, for your market We bring the market evidence
Bill the restaurant You, on your own rails
L1 — how-to, config, menu You
L2 — reproducible bugs, integrations You triage We take it from triage
L3 — platform, outages, security Future Stacks
App-store listings Your developer account We can run the build pipeline
Branding Fully yours — no Future Stacks marks anywhere Invisible to the restaurant
Sub-resellers Yours to appoint and manage

Response times are business-hours targets, not SLAs, unless contracted.

Protection

Deal Registration & Territory

Deal registration

  • 90-day protection on every registered prospect, extendable once by 30 days
  • Approved within 2 business days
  • Conflicts: earliest valid registration wins; ties → the account's stated preference
  • House accounts are excluded from registration
  • It settles overlap between two partners — we do not sell direct into your territory, so it is not protection against us
Register a deal

Territory exclusivity

  • Default: non-exclusive
  • Earn it: ≥10 live locations in the territory (country ≤10M pop; else metro/region) → 12-month exclusivity
  • Keep it: ≥ +3 net locations per quarter and ≤10% churn; lost after one 90-day cure period on a miss
  • Founding partners: first partner in a country: 6-month provisional exclusivity if 5 locations are live within 90 days
  • Devkart's separate SuperApp HQ marketplace business is outside this agreement; exclusivity covers the Devfood single-brand restaurant market only
Onboarding

Certified in 30 Days , Live in 60

Target milestones from the day you sign — the same funnel we track internally for every partner.

  1. D0

    Day 0 · Signed

    Partner agreement and DPA in place; access to the partner kit and demo tenant.

  2. D14

    Day 14 · Onboarded

    Product walkthrough, sales collateral, deal-registration access, your own branded demo estate.

  3. D30

    Day 30 · Certified

    One sales and one ops person certified — you can demo, quote and onboard on your own.

  4. D60

    Day 60 · First location live

    A real restaurant taking real orders on your brand, in your app stores.

  5. D120

    Day 120 · Ten locations live

    Ten live locations in a territory is also what earns exclusivity in it — 12-month exclusivity.

Partner Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Who sets the price the restaurant pays?

The partner proposes a retail price for their market. We discuss it against what that market's category leader charges — we bring the per-band evidence to the call. Once the retail price is agreed, our share of it is negotiated — as a percentage of that agreed price, so it moves with the market rather than against a USD list the partner never charges.

Why is there no published margin or discount schedule?

A published percentage off a single USD list breaks when the direct price itself spans $15–79 by market and location count. The partner's retail is market-specific too, so negotiating our share of that agreed price is the only model that does not make a low-ARPU partner pay against a list they never charge. So instead of a rate card you will not be able to use, we bring what your market's own category leader charges and we work from there — on the first call, in writing.

Is there only one kind of partner?

Yes. There is no referral tier and no reseller tier — a white-label partner owns their brand, their price, their invoice and their first two lines of support. That is a higher bar deliberately: if you cannot carry a support desk or your own brand, you are not a smaller partner, you are the wrong partner, and we would rather say so on the first call.

Is my territory exclusive?

Territories are non-exclusive by default. ≥10 live locations in the territory (country ≤10M pop; else metro/region) → 12-month exclusivity. First partner in a country: 6-month provisional exclusivity if 5 locations are live within 90 days. Devkart's separate SuperApp HQ marketplace business is outside this agreement; exclusivity covers the Devfood single-brand restaurant market only.

How does deal registration work?

Register a prospect and it is protected for 90 days (extendable once by 30 days), approved within 2 business days. The earliest valid registration wins. It exists to settle overlap between two partners — we do not sell direct into a partner's territory, so it is not protection against us.

Who supports the restaurant?

how-to, config, menu — Partner. reproducible bugs, integrations — Partner triage → Future Stacks. platform, outages, security — Future Stacks. Response times are business-hours TARGETS, not SLAs, unless contracted.

Are these the final terms?

Commercial terms are agreed per partner and set out in your partner agreement. Nothing on this page is a commercial commitment, in either direction — the numbers are specific to your market and are agreed before you sign.

Ready to Launch Your Own Brand?

Tell us about your agency, POS business or consultancy — and the market you sell into. We reply within one business day and can have you certified in 30 days.

Moving agencies off GloriaFood? See the migration page.