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.
$79 a month for one location, billed in USD and set for the United States rather than converted from a US list. Unlimited orders, zero commission and your native apps included — priced per location, and cheaper as you grow.
$79 / location / month
Priced in United States (USD) — every market on one page
It gets cheaper as you grow: $69 per location from your fourth site, $59 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
The US buyer is usually an independent or a small group that has done the marketplace arithmetic: fifteen to thirty percent of every order to a third-party app, on top of a customer relationship it never gets to keep. Devfood is the direct channel priced as a flat monthly number — a branded web store, iOS and Android apps, a driver app and an admin dashboard — so the bill stops moving with the order count. It is the anchor row for every other market on this page.
Why band A
The United States is band A, the high-income band, and its ladder is the one every other band is a multiple of. The comparison is against ChowNow and Square Online, both of which publish per-location subscription prices in dollars; Devfood sits under both with native apps and unlimited orders included rather than sold as add-ons or metered per order.
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.
ChowNow — Subscription plans
Plans from $199 to $229 a month — two different figures are live on chownow.com — plus 2.95% + $0.29 per transaction, setup from $119 to $499, and a $7.98 per-order delivery rate
Read 21 August 2026 from get.chownow.com/pricing/
Square Online — Plus / Premium
Square Plus $49 a month and Square Premium $149 a month, each for one location, with processing on top per its rate card
Read 18 August 2026 from squareup.com/us/en/press/unified-pricing-and-packaging
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 $79 a month for one location in USD, price-locked for 12 months, setup included, until GloriaFood closes on 31 March 2027.
The migration planThe questions food businesses in the United States ask us most about cost and billing.
$79 per location per month for one to three locations, billed in US dollars. The rate falls to $69 from your fourth location and $59 from your tenth, and the lower rate applies to the whole account, not just the new sites. Unlimited orders and zero commission at every tier.
Only on monthly billing: a one-time $299 setup fee covers App Store and Google Play publishing under your brand, your domain and SSL, menu import and go-live QA. Pay annually and setup is included — and annual billing is twelve months for the price of ten.
A fixed monthly subscription instead of a percentage of every order. The marketplace keeps the customer record and charges you again on their next order; on Devfood the customer, the data and the branded apps are yours. At a few hundred orders a month the flat fee is already the cheaper channel, and it does not grow when your order count does.
Because each market is priced against what the category leader charges there, not by converting the US figure. A restaurant in India or the Philippines competes with local platforms priced for that market, and a dollar conversion would ask them to pay a US price for the same software. The US row is the anchor; the other rows are that anchor set for their own markets.
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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