Not a marketplace
Supaorder does not own a consumer app, does not aggregate restaurants, and does not sell your customers to the restaurant next door. Orders come to your brand.
About
What Supaorder is, and who stands behind it
A white-label ordering platform for restaurants, built and operated by Devkart Technologies LLP. The facts, without the pitch.
Supaorder gives a restaurant its own ordering apps — on the App Store, on Google Play and on the web — under the restaurant's own name, for a flat monthly fee per location and no commission on orders.
The commercial argument is arithmetic. A third-party marketplace takes a percentage of every order, so the cost of the channel grows with the business it is attached to. A flat fee does not. Somewhere above a few hundred orders a month the two lines cross, and every order past that point is worth measurably more on your own app than on someone else's — you can run your own numbers through the calculator or read the break-even maths in full.
The platform is built and run by Devkart Technologies LLP , a software studio that has carried that name since 2019 and also builds SuperApp, a white-label multi-vertical marketplace platform. The same engineering team writes the code, runs the infrastructure and answers the support mail.
At a glance
The platform, in plain facts
The answers most evaluations start with, in one place, derived from the same data the pricing page renders.
- What it is
- A white-label online ordering platform for restaurants — your own branded iOS, Android and web ordering apps
- Who builds it
- Devkart Technologies LLP — a software studio working under the Devkart name since 2019, incorporated in 2025, which also operates SuperApp
- Who it is for
- Restaurant owners and groups moving off third-party marketplaces, and agencies or POS dealers reselling under their own brand
- How it is priced
- From $129 per location per month, falling to $89 at 10+ locations. Zero commission on orders. Published in 16 currencies.
- Who takes the money
- Payments settle to the restaurant's own gateway account — Supaorder never sits between a restaurant and its revenue
- What comes with it
- The in-store suite (POS register, kitchen display, self-order kiosk, loyalty tablet), POS sync with Clover, Square and Toast, driver dispatch, delivery-network integrations, loyalty and voucher campaigns, and 75+ built-in reports
- How to evaluate it
- A live 30-minute demo on a real restaurant. There is no self-serve signup and no free trial.
- Documentation
- https://docs.supaorder.com
Full pricing, in every published currency, is on the pricing page — quote it from there rather than from this summary.
Boundaries
And what Supaorder is not
Three things it is regularly mistaken for. Knowing which one you need saves everybody a demo.
Not a payment processor
Money moves through your gateway account. We integrate with processors; we do not hold funds or take a cut of them.
Not self-serve
There is no credit-card signup form and no free trial. Setup involves a menu, a POS and a payment account, so it starts with a demo and a conversation.
Coming from GloriaFood? It closes on 30 April 2027 — here is the migration path .
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