Setup included on annual plans
App Store and Google Play publishing under your brand, domain and SSL, menu import and go-live QA. $299 one-time on monthly billing; included when you pay annually.
₱1,156 a month for one location, billed in PHP and set for the Philippines rather than converted from a US list. Unlimited orders, zero commission and your native apps included — priced per location, and cheaper as you grow.
₱1,156 / location / month
Priced in Philippines (PHP) — every market on one page
It gets cheaper as you grow: ₱982 per location from your fourth site, ₱867 from your tenth.
Pay annually — 2 months free — and setup included on annual plans.
No feature gates and no per-order commission. The number of locations changes the rate; it never changes what you get.
Each market is priced against what its own category leader charges, never by converting the US figure. This is the evidence behind this row.
Who buys Devfood here
In the Philippines the buyer is a milk-tea chain, a food-court operator, a franchise or a home-based delivery kitchen that has grown on the aggregators and now wants a branded app and a direct channel at a price that makes sense in pesos. Devfood sits in the lowest published band: the same product as every other row, with native apps and unlimited orders, priced for a market where the alternative is a percentage of every order forever.
Why band D
The Philippines is band D, the low-ARPU band. The placement was set in August 2026 against Klikit, which then published a peso entry price, and against a rival quoting per outlet; the Devfood ladder was derived deliberately under both. Klikit has since taken the figure off its pricing page — read live on 2026-09-02, it lists Core, Omni and Grow packages against contact buttons and a percentage on payments and web-shop orders — so the evidence row states what the page now says rather than the number it used to.
Only what each vendor states on its own site, read on the date shown — no review-site figures. Where a vendor prints no price, the row says so rather than carrying a number from an older reading. Vendors change their pricing without announcing it; if a row no longer matches, tell us at contact@devfood.com.
klikit — Core / Omni / Grow
No plan price printed. Packages are listed against contact buttons, with 0.5–3% on payments processed on Core and 2–5% on web-shop orders on Omni, and the page says pricing is tailored to each market
Read 2 September 2026 from klikit.io/pricing
We compare Devfood with klikit row by row on our comparison pages .
Vendor names are trademarks of their respective owners. The figures reflect our reading of publicly available pages and are not endorsed by any vendor named.
The location count changes the rate and the market changes the currency. Neither changes what you get.
App Store and Google Play publishing under your brand, domain and SSL, menu import and go-live QA. $299 one-time on monthly billing; included when you pay annually.
Pay for 10 months, get 12. Monthly billing has no minimum term.
Coming from GloriaFood? The rescue plan is ₱1,156 a month for one location in PHP, price-locked for 12 months, setup included, until GloriaFood closes on 31 March 2027.
The migration planThe questions food businesses in the Philippines ask us most about cost and billing.
₱1,156 a month for one outlet, billed in pesos. From your fourth outlet the whole account moves to ₱982 a month per outlet, and from your tenth to ₱867 — which is the lowest published price on the platform, and it is still the whole product. Unlimited orders, no commission, native apps included.
No. Devfood charges nothing per order and takes no percentage of payments. Your payment gateway bills you its own published rate directly under your own account, and that is the only per-transaction cost.
Each counter that takes its own orders is a location, and the ladder counts all of them — so a court with ten counters on one account is on the ten-plus rate for every one. One shared driver pool can dispatch for all of them from the same admin.
Because the market’s own restaurant software is priced lower, and the band follows the market. The row was derived to sit under the local entry prices found in August 2026, and it is held at the published floor rather than pushed lower — below it the platform cannot be run at any volume, which is why no Devfood price is ever published beneath it.
It is the one question that decides whether Devfood is the right platform for you — and if the answer is the second one, we would rather say so now than three steps into a price list.
Single restaurant or small chain
You run your own brand and your own locations. You want customers to order from you — not from a marketplace you do not control.
Devfood — you are in the right place
Marketplace operator
You run a platform where many restaurants list and customers discover them through your app. You need multi-vendor routing, commissions, and operator tooling — not a per-location white-label stack.
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