Fleksa is the only platform on these pages that publishes an actual commission rate: its zero-monthly plan takes 8% of ordering revenue. Its paid tiers are commission-free, with onboarding starting at 299 per product group. Supaorder has one flat per-location price and no commission tier at all.
Fleksa is a German-American restaurant operating system — Fleksa GmbH in Frankfurt and Fleksa, Inc. in Austin — selling branded ordering, a branded app, reservations, a cloud POS with kitchen display, and a kiosk terminal. Like Flipdish, it is one of the few competitors here with the in-store half of the product as well as the online half.
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Every Fleksa cell below states only what Fleksa publishes on its own website — no review-site figures, no analyst numbers. Where they publish nothing, the cell says not published rather than claiming the feature is missing. The pages we read and the date we read them are at the bottom, so you can check any row yourself in one click.
Checked against Fleksa's own published pages on 21 August 2026.
| Criterion | Supaorder | Fleksa |
|---|---|---|
| Commission on orders | None — no percentage of any order, at any volume | 8% on orders on the zero-monthly Flex plan; the paid tiers publish 0% on direct orders 1 |
| Per-order or per-transaction fee | None. You connect your own payment processor and pay their rate directly | A 0.25% + 0.10 payout fee is published; processing is stated as included |
| Order limits | Unlimited orders on every plan | No order cap published; the Flex plan has a monthly minimum commitment |
| Setup fee | Standard $500, currently waived for early customers | Onboarding "starts at 299/product group" |
| Branded iOS & Android apps under your brand | Included on every plan — published to the App Store and Google Play under your brand | Included from the Bundle tier — the entry tier is website ordering only |
| POS register | Included — multi-tender register, tables and tabs, till sessions with X/Z reports | Yes — a cloud POS that works offline and is TSE-compliant for Germany |
| Kitchen display | Included — per-item check-off across kitchen stations | Yes — a kitchen display is published |
| Self-order kiosk | Included — your menu and prices, rewards sign-in, tips, printed pickup code | Yes — a Sunmi K2 Mini kiosk terminal at a published hardware price |
| Driver app & auto-dispatch | Included — driver app with live GPS, plus distance/load/vehicle auto-dispatch | Not published — no driver app is offered |
| On-demand delivery networks | DoorDash Drive, Uber Direct, Shipday and Nash | Not published. Uber Eats, DoorDash, Grubhub, Lieferando and Wolt orders flow in as marketplace orders, which is aggregation rather than dispatch |
| POS integrations | Two-way sync with Clover, Square and Toast | Not applicable — Fleksa replaces your POS rather than syncing with one. Menu import from Toast, Square, Lightspeed, Aloha and Positouch is published |
| Reporting | 75+ built-in reports with CSV export | Reporting is included; no report count is published |
| Markets & currencies | 100+ countries, 17 published local currencies | "50+ countries" with EU data residency for DACH operators and Tap-to-Pay in the US |
| Pricing published publicly | Yes — every tier and currency is on /pricing | Yes — plans, commission, hardware and fee schedule are all published |
Scorecard: 8 to Supaorder, 1 to Fleksa, 5 level — by our own reading of the 14 criteria above. Read the rows, not the tally.
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Fleksa ships a TSE-compliant POS and stores customer data in EU regions for DACH operators. If you are subject to the German fiscalisation rules, that is not a feature comparison — it is a legal requirement, and Fleksa has built for it directly.
Fleksa is a POS replacement with ordering attached. Supaorder syncs two-way with Clover, Square and Toast and includes its own register alongside them. If you want one system with no integration seam at all, Fleksa is arguing for exactly that.
Fleksa’s Flex plan is zero monthly against 8% of ordering revenue. That is expensive at volume, but it is a real option for an operator who cannot commit to a subscription this quarter, and we do not offer an equivalent.
On Fleksa the commission-free route is the paid tier plus onboarding from 299 per product group. On Supaorder there is no commission tier to avoid in the first place.
Fleksa publishes no driver app and no on-demand dispatch network. Supaorder includes a driver app with live GPS, an auto-dispatch engine, and DoorDash Drive, Uber Direct, Shipday and Nash when your own drivers are stretched.
Fleksa asks you to move off it. We sync with Clover, Square and Toast two-way — menus in, orders out, statuses kept in step by webhook.
On its zero-monthly Flex plan, yes — Fleksa publishes 8% on ordering and 0.50 per person on reservations, which makes it the only platform in this comparison set publishing an explicit commission rate. Its paid Essentials and Bundle tiers publish 0% commission on direct orders. Supaorder has no commission on any plan.
Three things. Fleksa replaces your POS where we also sync with Clover, Square and Toast, so you can keep the register you have. Fleksa publishes no driver app or on-demand dispatch network, where dispatch is core to our product. And Fleksa is built around DACH compliance and the US, where we publish local pricing in 17 currencies across 100+ countries. In Germany, their focus is the stronger argument.
The Fleksa column was read from these pages on 21 August 2026. Vendors change their pricing without announcing it — if you find a row that no longer matches what Fleksa publishes, tell us at [email protected] and we will correct it.
Fleksa is a trademark of its respective owner. This comparison is published by Supaorder and reflects our reading of publicly available information; it is not endorsed by Fleksa.
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